, 1869-01-12

1rnie, the yjrkedest Woman In The
u eAl-Hne Il Married and Sent TO


a correspondent sends The kankakce (u,)
Go:etft the following lively sketch:
Everybody IN kankakec knows MolI;e. To
those ut our readers who nEc 30 uufOr ttnate-
ly crcumst need as to be compelled to live
u~uy IIo1n kankakee, We will snv that Mol
lie had no uthcr narne. she never h4d d
tathcr Eor mother, nor brother OF ei'ter,
that anyhody ever knew OF. She never
Lad home outside the cou1ty jail. She
vas hruueh, here in 1851, from New York.
she neyer knew what school was; s1c
crvts heard sermon; SHE never WAS In.
ide OF church; she neycr heard of Sun.
day S.honl; -Ac never heard d ktud word
Spoken; she never ~ss sober u.3mcut whcu
she c',ud get wh'sk"y. and ahe ,uld always
Gct whi'keT when s!io could get out OF Jail;
and slit wus nlways out Of jail wuen she nude
~ ni.c! disturbance that the jailDr cou d not
ketp her in; and She was always III jill when
al'e nlaac ~ much disturbance aut that she
ey profession and Democrat hy instinct.
ST s"ote the most terrific oaths
with greater Tolub'llty of tongue
than couIl be donr by any person
WHO lived opts'de Of Chicago. She TALKED
The 'tlcsi, md sanv the wnst sougs, she WAS
iilth5 a i!le lowest, aud slept out doors
ulofe nig1ita, a.d iu doord fever nights than
airy otlicr bring WIN ever lived. When it
rnlned the fastest and fEoze thu deepest,
Mo! ~ would get the drunkest, md wns then
fhn happlc t. She would hayc been All ex-
ccalent subject for tho latr Social sc,cuce
evil out q. llcr, fur sAe .lad greal deaf OF
i. The roFlcu feared her thu Pu1cc Court
lctestetl her; thu Common Council made
ubEntlAnt re marks when they nudLlcd bills
tnArk',l. !" Diet for Mullic ln county jalt." and
thrsc bulls they uultrh at uvory ul'etInI
and the jn'lUr wHs knDNu IN ecytral Occa.
:i"nh to nuke u.c Of downright prosanr
ihnuu4Ee when liz ruw tho police d, d thr
itreprrssltlc MolIfc marching, arm in arm,
M 10 thn jail tiour. Whit shu lived fur no.
body knrw. Thaa she would not dc, oyory-
l'udy knew.
=" ~'ck. Il, thouph youne, 70 man'def.ng away,
Like tic y IN the +'nry. 'carh drR has lie day.
int d. alh tn ~ rkssRr.. whs paseih9 h"s n'rr.
Hut he hMtl n"i, and Molllc still lived, n
wonderful iu.suncc Ht the prrvrrs.nc,s or
wonstt rrftl~1ng IN do thul which everybody
thnfEli' nh" ought 10 tan--s'rr.
MollM was uo, the uuly wicked rcssou In
this ely. Tlrro VIVA \ ''Jltn," an nl,or!gl-
n"i nj si' N,'rcr. 81 whou hnt lIitlr /.
knnWb hrru; hut nnle+s Hntnrc 1lru III Hin =
| inrr. lrnd Aud general inako.4p, le was
w"rhc, "lcGytstr md tuwcs thait Mnll!u, lie
sIn,lt thu acquaintance VI Nellie IN Jn!i, ,wht!c
cont's'c.. on y cI'nrgc 81 ntraiIng, nlno drinks
nt wu'>hcy ffuul I'LL AlIrr.ra., IT. Moulrncs'.
11nt they voustrsI. IL rue: wll"sirr they
loved or 10 In mol kuhwm. Hpc begged to
he rr'caSca from )aa1, and promised tn tnatry
| anu elilsrate ~ Lliryrnnr. rho Common
Council y1tctl M01fic "A new dress, hl,.i Lhq
tmPny couple aIxty dollars to ply their 1nre
an tirir matrimonial trip.
i,ry r"s'atrrs, to the Office Of the Tallcc
cour'. Ihr pt lice magistrate la, an ori.'i.
nul way Of ii in9 tutnss. Ihry said tuey
wished tu be married. Tue MAel.tratc, will
upntcd hand, eaid:
",)'m, you d. agree to take Moll!c. and
live With hrr. and r. to Cheyenne wllh her
aud stay with lrT rc ,urdlcss Of law and con
stquercrs:" Yes.
Mol'l... you do asrce 10 take Jim, ant
| live with him. and 60 IL Che. rnnc with hlm
and stuF with him irltgardless Of law au'
ros st41,srtrc. }" Yes.
st lun l give you these two railroa
] tickets, aud Older you to stay there uut
| the Y { Hut Ct c"1uinittcc doth hung you b. til
Anne -
And so}'ie md Jim took their departure