, 1864-08-08

Prostitution and Ga uluc,
Lau1GE.I1u And ueu1h.

AcaJn we a.e'ca!led optn 10 chrcnir1e the sad
end Of orscErn IF the tovn. A.ain Las lille OF
eir snt sban,e Terminated in ecli-dcst.uctioa, and
another victim roce TO evell the countless lhro.s
OF those wpo, betrayed ana deae1ted, hste wildly
plunged into tie ebirio1of death to hide their
shame In :tv darkuess" u the grave, OF sniet tie
age1ies c: breaking heart By the eleep that kpowe
no waking. 1t first thous cit, the frequency Of sui.
cites s1n0D. the sral will excite with wonder and
startle With horror. Int when sc consider how
wesk'Ee ties which h!nu them to eartb-how few
how ist:e the future gives them Of hope, We ebtlI
csase to MARVEL and onl. wonder Thai l1e IL tt.ie.
eaI, 70 osd I'll, y, saai IT, ihe ca1aaa" they
thty wtu.d ehanre :: euEed garment
Ann.e Wn1isee, y9unE gtri q eighteen yeara
nj No. so Scu' b Clark street, committed saicfde
on Friday list by taking s'riehntuc. she had not
long been n sn;ased In hss abandoned profession,
and Wis GIL pt,sseessd OF ! sensitive teupesa-
n1s ut. e. well as mach ptseuual beauty. Ahoat
four weeks since ste letl h'r home in B.it-e,o:t
and informed her parents TINT the vas sewing p
d shop in this city. She had visited home several
timer, the last occasion being one week aeo y2a-
terday. She had given no Inclination oi lsr rash
dtsirn. ant Of :he immediate cau-es that led 10 Il,
Bnt little further IL aEn1n .asn le ciren in tie
following testimony at tue Cotoner's Inquest res
Ann:e bs;l s..e 1hc fol'os,ES te.timenr: an
knowt the cecees ed abo1i three weess: She came
to my house stoEt that 1i1ae ago III company with
KITTY Fox whe citsl few :iass eince. She was
Kitty's eesth HE became Very Melancholy and
told me she did cot Uteh to ltrc. She c11ed very
mpch ana talked almo=t CONSTANTLY u KITTY and
mech nas Elected By anu the F taa cacaa.saae Msss
on F,Iday ] wen: ;out. aad vhea relarued
ALARMED and asked her what was the meter, when
she told me ehe bad taken poison 1t was soon
asoertai1 ed 1h=t sne BAD swal!owe. large dose OF
ststcbnlpc- DIS. $. Macdonald and serfe were
too iste. Medical rEIl could ayail nothing, and
about pine o'c.ock che expired;
Decen-td Was the eldest daughter of Michael
Ws1lace wko II sides IN Bridgeport, Tnr fa1ily
IL respectable 2an the fret inti:nstson they reccv
ed Of their daughters DEGRADATION; was IL, FUN
tuition. Their e1icf tho terrible truh came be-
lore them, was beyond desc cr1ptton. The father
and 1rolher wynpC the!t hautz aid 6o5tHd In en
agony of grief that DE" tears RON neas's al
Coroner Wagner held the inqEest on sstnsday
afternoon. and verdict Erturned that the deceased
came to her death frola poteon taken fn moEeat
Of melaEcno:y. for the purpose u 6eif-desIpcnon.
stu AnotAe-.-on Friday evening, k:most at the
eansc hou: tnet Al1ie Wa1l~ce was ftruketin: In
The acories ol death ut No. go ClarE+ mother
unfortunate ws. breathing her lat At No. 4s. same
RaIney. She had for about s gear lived With her
mother, wEo H ers a ratoon under the Burnett
d0tte. on tl9fk kt-eet- AbOut Jeaf ago fnc
WIS n1srricd to Charles L. Rainey, member Of
the 10th Illinois i1fautry. hut her xedted life wa1
not hspry. Her husband treated her unktnd!y, AID
finally ieft hey cntirly. seeking the society Of
other wpmec- and refusing to rec OF speak with
Se-. His heartless conduct affected her severely,
and on three occasions within the past three
u0nths ske has eon=ht To end her mfsery hy death,
hut prompt medical aid has heretofore tET .rted
her design On Friday che nude the last and s1c-
cesstnl attempt. She procured an oance Of lnuda-
LINN from h. jerome, and swallowed the entire
dosc. The net wBs soon discovered, and DR.. P.
5. Macdonald called, but II IVES too 1ate, and she
room expired. Her are WIS nineteen.
An inquest was held, snd verdict rendered In
accordance with the 1hcts.
TEE NORTH DIVISION PARK.-Thc subject Of the
formation Of park In the North Div1sion was
again a:isated at q recent council meeting, ars
now hee referred to the City Attorney, who will
I1onaosy report at the next Council session. It ts
~ os ossoutiy hoped that the City Fathers win
oes,' o.ae nsotabs In the case. The necessity Of
~ ae Fse1h,y Of large cities has long been
.rn.3 - Sssa - In Al civilized communities. and
niesss+ aes q our couutry can boast Of aome
f"a;r. f-~1. seugSs Or the kind Chics 70 ainne ia
- naTA E ~. F1fst In Commerce Pstr3ntfsm snd
~ aex tEa:1iee. she doea not nossess snv n.-s
wuefe oe1 cit.seos Can pass away An horr - T TmN
on hot summers afternoon o. txen,s, III III
1'''f s2o4ps'ea lar u: nkne "a. hpre snd thcrs