, 1875-02-28
A CHASTITY ARRAY.
The Bodies Recovered from The Cap
1ured Resurrcctionist.
4 Thriving Business Carried On in
the Horrid Traffic.
Receipts for "Express Packages u
Shipped to Medical Colleges.
The Coroner's Inquiry Develops
But Little New Infor-
nation.

nation.
Tho lower portion Of the South Side is not
particularly attractive in ita architecture or en-
7ironmeut, but the dingy and unslghtiy brick
pile that serves az the County Hospital presents
3 diatigurament even in such landscape. Its
gombre precincts cast additional melancholy
upon the proceeding in regard to the poor
desecrated bodies that had been profanely
dragged from their tombs, in which theg naa
been laid By loving hands, for the sako OF PHI
less gain. To any one whom use and WONT has
not made callous, or who is not possessed OF
that stupidity which by mere 1nefua
lives at ease IN tho midst OF hoffo1s'
the scenes about the hospital Itself
would have presented themselves with acute
appeal to sympathy. A large number OF people
we're
GATHERED IN THE D1BPESsARY
receiving medicinal aid. Coarsely clad, homely,
roueh-nanded women were there. their features
touched and refined by the sancdfying presence
OF maternal love, holding children upon their
laps, whose needs they we're presenting. The
necessary dispatch Of business leads to a certain
brusaueness Of manner on the part Of the hos
pital attendants and, taught by experience OF its
uselessness, the poor women restrained their
voubilty, but their eyes were homes Of silent
prsyer u they showed the little sufferers
and let the 1aundiced color Of the
skin or the inaamed and angry
wound proclaim their sharp necessities. The
building is old and rickety, and it's accommoda-
tions are altogether inadequate Tor its uses oue
such az it is those in charge administer it's facl-
:1nfr 1fo In fhH
room of the hospital. at the time OF the report
er's visit, was youth whose wasted lace anu
frame and sallow skin were eloquent in their cry
for succor. Tie hospital attendants we're then
deyising some way for Ills accommodation, and
in q short while the welcome Invitation was
brought him to come upstairs. whence with
allow aud painful step he proceeded
THE MoRauE
;s in an ont.house attached to the hospital aud
here we're the bodies which had suffered such
foul indignities at ths hands OF the hu man 7al-
lures. The cold Of wintar was at once deodor1z-
ing and diainfectant, and the smell OF the char
| nel-house was lacking, so that human sympathy
was not drowned in the quagnlres OF animal
disgust. The furniture Of the apartment con-
| sisted Of two marble slabs, upon one OF which
Law the body Of the unknown thief who Was shot
by Officer Havarth last Tuesday morning. The
unfortunate criminal was nude to the waist
| and, With parted lips and staring eye
balls, his faca Was upturned to tne
| spectator His features give ample evidence OF
| the intellectual and moral defciencles that hao
made him beast Of prey, andrequlred nus sacfi-
fce for the good Of society: The poor wfe'c1 =
the lines OF his face = single imprint o. = tne
MANLY courage which sometimes impaEts little
dignity even to the life Of thief. Every linea
uent was expressive Of mean, sordld depEaelty
Hard and stin, the death risor intenslhed q m
| naked form Of
exposed to Ill the indignities Of such lou
proximity and Of nnsymphthet.e ane
Indifferent looks and touches smS stoeaahg narHa
OF the ehapely limbs. but the rest Of her perso'
was entirely nude The head Was turned to on
side in posture that would have been nataf9
to animate modesty, and which, IN the poor MAJ
treated corpse. carried with it pitYing sueges
ton OF wornanly purity. Although the changes
OF death had somewhat altered the contour Q;
her body, the behoIder could not but be stFucl
with the shapelinese OF her limbs and the genera
beauty OF her person but her pasteo uPs ~ at'
staring eye-bails made Ro1gon horror OF to
face that in life had been conely and attractive
There we're evidences upon her body respect
| ing the CAUSE Of her death. that laid hold qPo1
! the sympathie8 Of the observer with stronge
grasp. for the medical opinion was that sue Ia
! ernired in the painful throes OF maternity
This body,was one Of those that profane cupld1t
had dragged from their solemn places OF rest
In the corner OF the room there we're tour baf
rels and by looking in their open tops could D
seer the other objects OF
| They we're doubled 8cross the middle ana hh'
| theiT chius rammed down upon their kneea
so as to pack them in the na1ro" space
Among the number Was another woman WHO'S
luxuriant brown halE dlsplaYeq ns o'Suess;e' s;e'
with such ruthless barbarity her body had oee'
{amuped, and caught the glance OF the spectator
Her features we're concealed by her poa't1on
but it could easily be seen that hef 1fame wa
hin and wasted, and that she had been wona'
above the average height. In anothar OF th
barrels was the body.of = boy whose attenu ate M
1imbs and narrow chest seemed to declare nlu
the victim Of continuation. His akin vas re-
, and raw, looking as if worn thin over nus pIo
other barrels presented similar indications
wasting Illness He had long blac
BOARD which 1y over bis knees i
; the The POSITION into which he h.. ~
! been forced in the barrel. The ether DOC
Wa that OF an old man, whose gray hair coul
not secure the yeneratien due to his remains.
CORONER EMIL DIETZsCH
mada fiH apoearance st tho hospital st aoout
O'Clock. Sitting down 1T his table, be got ont u
, memorandum book and papers, and Emitted Cd ~ ~
, | ak1li cap twitched backwards and forwards VT
the motion Of ha scalp. like horse's skin ID hj
. tme. In few minutes he proceeded to lnpat
nel a fury, which, when made up, VIA as follows
Otto q; Aatz' foreman: for p :. wo.,a% e. aolHa' D
". l.. burroughs, William Hessemer, Pete
: Hahn Jacob Hart, Jacob Altheimer, 1eorg
Smith, Fred Lewis, and Fred CaIson- Msu ~ ~
broad figure Of Coroner Dletzsch covering y, .n
van, the Jury proceeded "a =. p1u5 .h xoos, ~ ~