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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-07
Tor south l,.kot. i,e.a.r.,

The Welcome Smelling Company pro.
poses to build reduction works IL
Deadwood.
At . depth Of 1000 feet ~spouting ar.
tesisn water was struck In two wells
near Miller.
Hot Springs has . water works row
on hand. The granting Of u franchise
stirred the taxpayers as did the Holly
job in Omshs eleven years ago. and
threats o flynch law arc directed toward,
the a~isobsdtent city dads. =
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-07
Fire on u Farm.

A STEAM thrasher sat fire to the
grain stacks of Frank McCurdy, nea.
Letcher. Great loss was prevented by
the artesian we'll and the aid Of many
of the citizens.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-07
Weather AM, Crops.

THE following extracts are from Bull
letin No. 25, issued from the United
States Weather Bureau at Huron,
based upon crop reports from thir-
teen counties in South Dakota, for the
week ending Sept. 20:
The past week has been exceedingly
dry; only two counties reporting rain.
fall, the amount in each being very
light.
Hot winds have prevailed, under
whose influence pastures have become
rather scanty.
T%hreshing is progressing, slowly.
present indications being that it will
be continued late into the fall months.
Wheat is reported as yielding on an
average of IL to Is bushels per acre.
The favorable weather conditions Of
the past two weeks throughout every
section of the state have securely sealed
the condition of the corn crop. The
entire crop. with the exception of a
small portion planted very late, is
secured beyond all possible doubt.
In the central and western portions
stance of q killing frost this season.
In the eastern and southeastern por.
tions. where the corn is furthest ad.
vanced, a killing frost occurred, but ut
that time most of the corn was in q
condition to be little harmed by its
effect.
Reports relative to the crops of millet
and fax continue flattering.
A great abundance of hay has been
cut and put in stack.
Rain is now needed badly to place
the soil in q good condition for fall
blowing.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-07
Caught the Eiopcr,.

A FARMER's wife living near cakes
eloped with y hired man named Orson
Worden. They hired q livery rig and
drove to Hecla and took the train south
on the Northwestern. On arrival at Co.
lumbia they were arrested and held to
await tho arrival Of an officer from
OakeS.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-07
pncx MAKES a ReP.Y.

The New York Labor Commissioners Gives
His Pledge Of Secrecy.
Labor Commissioner Peck was in
court at Albany to show cause why he
should not allow an examination of the
tariff circulars received from New York
city manufacturers, on which the CONF
missioner based his report OF the effect.
Of the tariff on labor and wages.
Mr.. Peck's plea was that all corre-
spondence conducted by him with em-
ployes and employers was under a per-
sonal pledge Of secrecy, without which
no figures could be obtained. The same
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-07
Arrested for Horse Stealing.

THOMAS KAMA was arrested near
Huron for horse stealing. He is the
leader of q gang recently broken up In
Kossuth County, Iowa, and is the third
of the gang captured by Sheriff Viii.
liams of Algona, who returned with
him. The arrest is important and likely
to lead to the whereabouts of others
connected with the gang.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-06-15
w is co N SIN.

Drunknade. j. Barths Marsh
field atta-arige son drunknade harom
dagcn en- qvarndam under det han ro-
ado sig med att hoppa pa nagra vatt-
net tytande sagstockar.
Svar anklagelse. Tvenne ounga
min fran Augusta City, namligen Ole
O. Moen och Otto Fl. Witte, ha pa an
klagclse att ha slagit ihjel August
Stephens blifvit inf0rpassade hakte
for att afvakta ransakning och dom.
Fran bayfield, formales att dyka-
re fran Chicago unders0kt vraket efter
en- scgelbat, som strandade vid Madeli-
neon i oktober 1886. Ifragavarande
bat var lastad med jernmalm och den
af alta man bestaende besattningen
drunlnade. Dykarne upptackte nu IL
ken eftcr tire af dc salunda omkemne.
West Superior-nyheter: Kon-
trakt0ren j. FL. Keiver, hvilken vista
des Floodwood, har omkommit dersta-
des genom drunkning. X. hade varit
bosatt h;irstiides sedan 1856. - Eft Ii
tet n;itt hiifte ligger framf0r oss och
bar f0ljande inskrift: Correcting from
the City of Superior to the Minnesota
Conferenco". vi ha icke annu hunnit
genomlasa detsamma. vi villa dock
niimna att h;iftet fraga innehaller mas
gra af de tai, som h6llos vid den all
niinna fest som hollis i,sammanhang
med konferensm6tet, jamte lere por-
tr;itt
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-06-15
Republikanska partiets platt-
form.

vi f6rnya var tillslutning till den
amerikanska dol1trinen ON protektion,
under pastaende att valstandet landet
ar en- f6ljd af de visa tullagar, som den
republikanska kongressen stiftat.
ALA artiklar som icke kunna produ-
ceras F0renta Staterna bora, med un-
dantag af lyxartiklar, inf0ras tullfritt
medan pa ALA varor, som komma i
konkurrens med amerikanskt arbete,
en- tull Dor laggas, hvars storlek be-
stammes efter skilnaden arbetsl0nen i
utlandet och arbetsl0nen hair landet.
vi hanleda uppmarksamheten pa den
framgang, som den republikanska reci-
procitets-politiken haft, under hvilken
var exporthandel tillvunnit sig utvid-
gade marknader for vara produkter.
Den amerikanska nationen ar, bade
af tradition och intresse i favor at en-
dubbel myntfot, hvarf0r republikanska
partiet fordrar guild och silver som
standard, pa det vilkor, att lagstift-
ningen s0rjer FOR, det parivardet af
dessa tva myntsorter uppehalles.
vi CORA fordran pa, att hvarie borga-
re af F0renta Staterna skall hafva fri
och obehindrad r0stratt vid ALA offent-
igaval. I sammanhang harmed ogil-
la vi pa det h6gsta den f6rf6ljelse, som
af politiska skal anvandes mot ameri-
kanske borgare vissa af Unionens sgd
slater.
Var handel med utlandet b0r utvid-
gas, handelsmarinen uppmuntras och
krigsfottan 6kas, till slydd for vara
nationela intressen och till uppratthal->
lande af ett vanskapligt f0rhallande
till frammande magter.
vi aro favor af antagandet af stran-
gare lagar mot invandringen af f6rbry-
tare, fattighjon och Notwithstanding.
Det republikanska partiet har alltid
varit den undertrycktes f6rsvarare, un-
der erkannande af individens ratt utan
hansyn. till religion, farg eller natio-
nalitet.
vi f6rnya var opposition mot ALA
kom mbinationer af kapital, organiseran-
de s. k. trusts, bildade for att kon-
trollera de financiela och kommerciela
f0rhallandena bland folket.
Diver regeringens uttalade afsigt att
utvidga den fria brefbaringen, derhan,
att systemet afven kommer att tillam-
pas landdistrikten, uttala vi vart err
kannande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-06-15

vi erkanna den pagaende reformen
r6rande tillsattandet af otfentliga en-
beten och gilla republikanska partiets
kloka genomf0rande af dc harf6r gal
lande lagar och f0rordningar.
Nicaragua-kanalens anlaggande anse
vi vara af stor vigt for landet, saval
med hansyn till dess betydelse for det
nationela f0rsvaret som for handeln.
F0retaget b0r dock kontrolleras af
Forenta Staternas regering.
vi aro favor af de tillbakavarande
territoriernas upptagande i Unionen,
sd smart delta kan lata sig g0ras. ALA
federala embetsman, som utnamnas for
territorierna, bora utses bland terrific
riernas egna innebyggare.
ALT offentligt land Dor under Home
stead-lagen aftradas till de slater och
territorier, under. hvilka det ar bella
get, pa bestammelser som tillf0rsakra
folket de st0rsta f0rdelarne.
Verldsutstallningen ar ett nationelt
f0retag, som kongressen b0r gifva all
den pekuniara hjelp, som nationens ara
kan kr;ifva
vi aro sympati med hvarje f0rstan-
digit f0rs0k att f0rminska och hindra
dryckenskapslasten, SAINT AFRO flavor af
en- sund och god moral.
], vi f0rnya var f0rsakran till vetera-.
nerna fran krigens dagar, och vi AFRO
villiga att efterkomma hvarje billigt
kraf, SOM de kunna stalla pa nationens
bevagenhet.
Till slut uttala vi vart erkannande af
president Ha, risons CODA och patrioti-
ska administration, under hvilken fred
och valstand radt landet, pa samma
gang nationens ARA och v;irdighet upp-
ratthallits, och framhalla vi de uppfyl-
da loftena som en- bergen for att de af-
ven for framtiden komma att uppfyllas
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-06-15

Folkpartiet Iowa afh6ll slit
statskonvent den dennes Des Moi
mes. Fyra delegater valdes fran hvar.
| je kongressdistrikt. Konventet ngod.
kande den st. Louis antagna platt.
formen.
Erkand vetenskapsman. Prof.
P. A. Rydberg, larare vid Luther Aca-
denny Wahoo Nebraska, har af For
enta Staternas jordbruksdepartement
fatt uppdrag att Black Hills distrik-
tet g6ra botaniska unders0kningar SAINT
samla viixter for departemedtet och
statsuniversitetet.
En- olycklig lustfard. Fran Evans
ton, ILL.,, skrifves den 13 dennes: En- be-
klaglig handelse timade mandags af-
ton. Omkring 100 just fran laroverkot
graduerade clever begafvo sig isjillskap
med sina f0raldrar, l;irare och winner,
till cit antal af 200, ombord 4 angaren
Juliette for att CORA en- lusttur till Lake
Bluff och Waukegan. Angaren viinta-
des aterviinda senast kl. 8, men da den
lcke kom, befarade man att den rakat
ut for en- storm och kanske gait f6rlo-
rad. Hela natten vintade anhGriga
och winner till de lustfarande. men for
CALVES. Da ingenting h0rdes fran JILL
cite, befarade man att angaren f6rolyc-
kats och gait till botten och att ALA
passagerarne drunknat.
I Observation-Disclosures intresse
blef som bekant mrs. Potter-Palmer i
Chicago sand till Europa, hvarest hon
bes0kt t1era landcr och 0fverallt r6nt
ett lifiigt intresse for fruntimmersaf-
delningen q verldsutstallningen. Hon
beklagar emellertid, att det i 1lera eu-
peiska lander icke blifvit bestamdt,
huru stor del af dc gjorda anslagen
skall anviindas at fruntimmcrsafdel-
ningarne, EFT fel, som $tskilliga lcgis-
laturer hair landet afven gjort sig
skyldiga till. Mrs. Palmer anlande
s6ndags till New York mod angaren
'Etruria" efter att ha varit borta sju
veckor. Hon sade sig ha blifvit val mot
tagen 6fverallt och var viil belatcn
med sin resa.
Explosion. I mandags morse h0r-
des vid varfvet Vallejo, Cal, cit starkt
dan, hvarpa man sedan horde ALARM
klockorna ringa q Mare Island. Da r6-
ken skingrats, befans det att en- explo-
sion intr;iffat laboratoriet till marin
magasinet. Man h6ll pa med att for
fardiga patroner, och antager man att
en- af dem fallit till golfvet och pa sd
satt f0rorsakat explosionen. Eft ar
betslag af is personer fran Forenta Sta
ternas angare Boston var magasinet
for att fylla patroner for angarens rijk-
ming. ALA dessa omkommo. Huru
olyckshandelsen egontligen uppkom, far
man nog icke veta da intet vittne fin
mes lifvet. Handelsen har vackt stort
deltagande pa platsen. Bland de ON
komna synes, att donna af namnen, tva
varit svenskar, nemligen G. Sundberg
och E. Johnson, hvilka tillh6rde man
skapet pa angaren.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-06-15
och tvs ationer, valda af olika
faktioner psso ~ -ilda platserna, be-

Jul o'e>><>sSSe 0gs, saSlollef, Falu" al olAha
faktioner psse ~ -ilda platserna, be-
garde safe oc'x. ma i konventet.
Svarigheten dyag fall bestar icke
sd mycket att afg6ra hvilka delega-
ter, som ha lag och rattvisa pa sin sida,
utan fast mera en- Italian inom komi-
ten, som fatt iuppdrag att afg0ra sa-
ken; ty hvarje komitemedlem arbetar
naturligtvis for den delegat, som gym
mar hans planer. Det var vid delta
konvent egentigen blott en- kandidat
for nomination till presidentembetet,
nemligen Benjamin Harrison. Men
nagra framstaende politici tyckte icke
ON att han skulle IA .nominationen,
derf0r begagnade de Blaines MANN for
att med dess kraft f0rderfva Harrisons
utsigter och sedan nominera nagon an
nan. Deraf kom att tvenne valdiga
partier kampade emot hvarandra. Och
denna kamp borjades inom f0rut nam
da komite. Blaine-mannen hade f0rst
Overland men Harrisons vanner vun-
no omsider. - Under det konventets
f0rhandlingar salunda f0rdr0jdes upp-
bj0do begge faktionerna sina basta
krafter for att genom tai, diskussioner
gatuparader och dylilt vinna folkets
ynnest for sin kandidat; och inom de
olika delegationerna kampades det tap
pert, sd tappert att man till och med
brukade knytniifvarne ibland.
Pa torsdagsqvallen var emellertid
''the Committee on Credentials" f;irdig
att rapportera och da b0rjade en- strid
som .varade fem timmar. Det gick
ritt hett till ibland och manga skarpa
ord vexlades.
Senator Miller fran New York gick
lila at den Harrison-vanliga delen af
komit6n, som inlemnat majoritetsrap-
port Zen minoritetsrapport hade ock in
lemnats), derf0r att den icke hade gif
Wit nagra skal for sina beslut och der
for att dess rapport icke var skrif-
ven utan bara muntlig. Har0f-
yer f0rargades general Coggswell,
komitens ordf0rande, ty han hade
fatt' tillatelse att rapportera muntligt:
han begarde derf0r ordet och b0rjade
tala hardeligt mot Miller, 'du", rot den
vredgade generalen, thar haft din tur;
nu ar Diet min" Det der skulle genera
len icke ha sagt, ty fran den stunden
vardt han sd hes, att sa fort han for
s0kte att 0ppna munnen, sd skrattade
hela konventet. Framat klockan tolf
tr0ttnade man pa striden ochfastan at
skilligt annu aterstod af rapporten, sa
lat man det hvila och resolutionskomi-
ten fick rapportera. Dess rapport an
togs genast. ''Det al f6reslaget att kon-
ventet nu upphafver sina f0rhandlin-
gar att alter '1n0ta XII. 8 i morgon bitti-
da', sade ordf0randen VIM. Mckinley,
men han rattade det strax till fredags-
morgonen, ty mongondagen, fran otors-
dagen raknad, hade redan intradt, kloc-
kan var half iva pa natten.
Sa kom fredagen, den stora dagen.
De som hade gjort motstand qvallen
f0rut upplyste nu, att de icke amnade
fortsatta dermed. G0romalen gingo nu
raskt undan, och smart upplyste ordf6-
randen, att det nasta ordningen var
presenterandet af deras namn, som on
skade erhalla konventets nomination
till Observation-Disclosures
(Men derom nasta nummer.)
J. S. c.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-06-15
d A X @ r. A.

Kongressmannen M. N. Johnson
af N. Dakota har lyckats fa antaget en-
illaggsbevillning af 100000 for brefbH-
ringen, hvaraf en- stor del kommer N.
Da. till godo.
En- stor byggnadsifver utvecklas
Grand Forks, S. Da Flera affarsbyg-
nader SAINT 125 boningshus aro under
arbete, utom det att kontrakt aro afslu-
tade for ytterligare $50 hus.
DR.. M. o. Teigen Fargo, N. d.,
namnes sasom folkpartiets kandidat for
kongressen. Demokraterna ttnka pa
konsul Boyesen for samma post, medan
republikanerna antagligen sta fast vid
mr.. Johnson, som f0rtjenar att aterno-
mineras.
Extra sessionen af N. Dakotas le-
gislatur antog bland annat en- resolu-
tion, hvari kongressen anmodas att an
taga en- F0renta Staternas senat of
senator Dolph inlemnad bill, som har
till afsigt att beskydda settlare som be
pa Great Northern-banans land Red
| River-dalen.
Foretagsamhet. Den f6rnamste
dufhandlaren i hela Northeastern ar
utan tvifvel G. Il. Wolff Yankton, S.
Da. Under de senaste tva arcn sAnde
han till Chicago icke mindre i'm H., ,0S1
dufvor, hvilka dels stannade i sl1yttc.
f6reningarnc sasom f0remal vid deras
0fningar och dels hamnade restaurant
terna.
Vadaskott. Farmaren L. J. Lar
son, bosatt narheten af Michigan City
N. d., rakade onsdags af vada att
skjuta sig. Han var sallskap med en-
granne pa vag till staden. Pa vigen
fick Larson syn pa nagra ander en- Ii.
ten sj6 och skulle taga fran b0ssan, dd
skottet pl0tsligt gick af och trAffadc
honom So lila att d0den blof f6liden.
Han cfterlemnar hustru och fem barn.
Moder och ire barn drunknade.
Eft skydrag intraffade onsdags mellan
Harrald och Blunt, S. Da., .hvarvid stor
skada fGrorsakades pa sk0rdcn. Eft
stort stycke af Chicago &Northwestcrn
banans spar blef bortrifvet. En- mrs
Foote och hcnnes tre barn, hvilka vorc
pa vagen her fran ett Ees6k hos cr
grannc, drunknade ALA under f6rs6kct
att med tva hastar k0ra genom en- hal.
vag.
Traffade af blixten. Under ett
haftigt askv;ider, som harom dagen ur.
laddade sig i trakten af Webster, S
| na b1of fru TT Friolycnp tr:; fad a
blixtcn och 6gonblickligen d6dad. Er
ung man vid MANN Geo. Doan,. blef ps
wagon till Bradley ihjelslagcn af askan
Afvcn hans hast d0dadcs. En- ung fic
ka vid' namn Josie Miller traffadcs a
den elektriska stralcn pa hcmvagcr
fran skolan och lot en- 0gonblicklie
d0d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
Mr.. Bowers Desd-RaiIrOad RumOrs.

fCOrresDOndenceO OF the hIVHuUIII D'0p'1'V'I.I
SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., December lo.-Mr
Jesse Bowers died yesterday IN Palmyra, arc, .e
a i,ncer,ng illness Of many months. His two
som. Nessrs Joe and Gus Bowers, VINO were
clerStng here, are away at the funeral. -.
II bas been rumored that the passenger trdIll
on the Scotland Neck road will be taken on anu
tbe trsveItug Dubic win have 10 fan back q
fr.,gbt trains. but such would be great mpOsl-
ton on the public as there is much travel Oh
this road. -. ,..,.,,- 20,
Thsn 1t ia reported again that INC passense
train from Weldon will be put back an honr Rh'
0Ctaen minutes. arriving here at $3.50 L. NJ.
Toy stores present an unusually large supply
OF Christmas goods here. ,t -,
Farmers are very much dlsAppolhteu III 1.'
keep moving. ,-,. -, ,,o,o ~
Mr. W. NJ Parsons, of Lousburg, Is here OF
professional busInos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

The early buying is gratifying,
too. Nothing on earth to gain by
putting off the Christmas shopping
till the last day or so. Prices are
as low as they'll get, while stocks
offer better picking and we can give
you better service now than later.
To be sure, you already hear OF
Christmas goods at cost" and
other similar trumpetingS from
those who are seeking crowd, or
who've overStocked on unstable
goods, or who are trying to get
down to Cohen prices. Here
stocks were never so large, so ele-
CANT, so cheap. And the selling
progresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
Cape Charles Quarantine.


WAsHINGTON, u. G., December l5.-Before tho
sub committee of the House Committee on Ap-
preparations on tnc sundry EVIL bill to-day n
hearing Was given a Baltimore delegation on the
question Of establishing an improved national
quarantine station near Cape Charles, Va. The
delegation was headed by john l. Rogers. presi-
dent ~ the Corn and Flour EXchange Mr..
Rogers AMI his colleagues say they ala not OPP
pose the establishment OF national quarantine
Il 70 were made uniform throughout the country,
but they did Obiert 10 having quarantine Tor
baltimore. 40 miles from that port. They pre-
tested against having a national quarantine Tor
one port and State qualantine for another
pointing out the cases of baltimore aud lhila-
delphia. which had national Quarantines-re-
suliing IN throwing much OF the trada mat would
naturally come 20 them % New YORK, which mad
a state quarantine. Tho delegation fled letter
from the president OF the Maryland Board OF Pr
lots, in which he stated that tho island near
Cape Charles, Oh which II Is proposed that the
quarantine station shall be established, is totally
unGt for that purpose.
Surgeon General Wyman. Of the Marine Hos
pital Service, argued IN favor Of the establish
ment OF the Cape Charles quarantine and
pointed out the necessity for additional precau-
lions against cholera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
OmciaI state Votes


AIBASY, " Y, December lo.-Ihe Deho-
cratic plurality over the Republicans on tue ma
tionaI trket in this state Is 43,44H Inc Note
ou electors As canvassed shows: Democtauc
highest. John Lang, G54.a0S; Democraiic lowest
Richard Croker, 654. S35. Republican hlghes1'
FrederIcE p. norris, COS, 459; Republican low
80 PAM Tucksrman, BO9,252. Prohibition
tiy,est. :. 81. Mason, 3S,l9S; Prohibition low
ct Daniel B. SAL, IS, 173. Socialist Labor hlRh-
cst, Samuel jacobson, l7,A1o; lowest, hta .aH
PeIlsnz, Il. a53. People party highes'' 4o's'o'
Four electors on the Pcoples-party ucKe5 ea enc
received lB430 ana three each receiver io,f -, ..
mo Hoard Of Canyassers declared that All OF lne
Democratic electors were duly elected rs sNo"H
by inc certified returns fled O,...,
CoLUNBfA, =. C., December lO--ln no olItiai
vote OF South Carolina in the recent tlotstoo ti
PRECEDENT Is a follows Cleveland, Otooo'
Harrison. 1854; Weaver, 2,4lO; Bid"oH' u
81. Paul, MINI, December l1.-ln o VI.lVI :, +.
yo;e Of South dakota for presidentif eiSc'Ois AZ
the last aIecuon was: Harrison, J4,o9o 49,
land. 9,OSI; Weaver, 26,5l2; bdweH noshlns'
The offciai vote Of Montana was: haI ~ ~ ,
1883; Cleveland, 1884; Weaver "|oo
BidWeil, 6l1. - Tha oeiclal
MADISON, Wis, December To- he Unl. .Ia
vofe Tor presidential electors Of Wisconsin h va
a. follows: Cleveland, 1885, hartiSoh A'''-
76i. TIA oc,cial vote
n, Nebraska on presidential electors rs az loi-
lows Harrison, s7,2ls; Weaver sS'io4' '4e'0-
land gl043
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16
SUBJECTED TO lNoloNITies.
DisgracefuI Treatment of bliss Alice Fem
nal by Female and Male Operatives.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn-J
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December 15.-Tho senfa-
tlon caused by the story told by Miss Alice Fennal
Of the indignites that she was subjected to in the
bask et-factory in New Alexandria yesterday
evening IS a very strong one and likely 70 ieau
20 trouble.
Miss FennaI, VINO IL about rs years OF age, an
orphan IRON Prince Georges county, No, thls
morning told the DISPATCH correspondent het
story. About four days ago che went 10 Wor.
in tho basket-iact0ry, and from the nFss
the other employees seemed TO take dislike 70
her and % seek 10 annoy her on all OCCASIONS
The climax reacRei yesterday when HeYetass
OF the girls set upon her, and In the presence .,
one OF the male operatives removed nearly az
her clothing aud then called the other men W
como In and witness the spectacle. beslles
this. she says, proposals were maze 70 her I'M,
would bring n blush TO the cheek OF any gool
woman As soon "a she could, she says, sue
dressed herself and came 70 her home IN TINS clty;
The matter having gotten abroad and reaonet
the ezra OF Mr. Park hgneT. the president OF w
conpany, an Investigation has been ordered iof
tonight, and the wrong-dOers viii be punishen
The operatives of tho other factories are Ye,y
indignant over the affeir, and threats are inh1s
that tho man VINO Witnessed the outrage EiihUut
making an effort % stop u will be roughly dea'
with before many hours arc past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-16

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