ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 457, 13 January 1882, Page 23

ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT.

M H ondaTNo P v° n it n say?U he '^^ frOm i Kanturk on On Friday morning, a short time after midnight, a sub-inspector SIT l hlS me V. lB^ 6181 hoases ia th^ neighborhood of Kiskeatn. They went into the house of a women whose husband, » carpenter, was away from home at work. The woman, having no one m the house with her but some young children was so terrified at the unexpected visit at such an hour that she swooned, and one of The^n ce l ,t a nr^ e^ 80 , me i ime H Tcstorin g h « to consciousness ihey next proceeded to the house of a widow. When the door was opened they rushed into the bedroom where she and her daughter a young unmarried woman, and another women, were in bed. They stood by and the daughter had to get out «f bed in their presence to open* box that was in the room. One of the woman was able to reach from the bed for some clothing, which the young woman by sitting up m bed, managed to arrange on her some way before she left the bed Ihe next house they visited was that of a man in the locality Ther rushed in a similar manner into the sleeping apartment, where the man s wife, who was ill, was in bed. Her daughter, a young unmarried woman, occupied another bed in the same apartment. The 1 y° un g. w oman had to get out of bed in their presence. Her clothing srPfir Pfi^ ngn ,f rl if' Bhe had toleave tbe bed aa Bhe w as, and then dress herself m the presence of the men. Those persons whose houses were visited, it is stated, intend to make an affidavit as to the con! ££l£??h P ?E B> «**?%?* M ' Ma fcon,P.P.,Boherbee;haaX termined that the affair shall be investigated,