Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23
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I'm city wss tkrows into s1sitsmsnt b shs
rspurt that rsspectabJs EfeDeh mercAaSt, ~.
d 0altsy, had bssn n1aninatsd IN his own
81ss,t N young wemsn he hsd ssdueed : A
Ions 9sney Was married msn, snd passd
Etnops his friends Cor IN extrsnsly upright and
sUanifestsd as this nsWS and Il was hoped that
there had been some error or rnisysprssenntien
in the story, = eriginaliy cireulstsd This wss
never 1sde - appear, houeysrs and The sylh-
PATTY Of the public, ~ Nss very nataFal under
the eirsunskanese, sst strongly n -faxox " the
young woman vho Aad detabbsd her seducer.
His enstcmsrs fsll ~; tbs- pshlis lost sel6-
dsnes in bis integrity; and hs sooa eaittsd ths
city, and started fer Msxieos bankrpt min.
During all his misfortunes his legal wife "a,
hsrsd 70 him, and never losk faith ia his honor.
/, she, end few of Galley 3 clessst frispds, a.
sws7s bslisvsd that he lad ben ssmors sisnsd
.ng.iest than mining" and they stated that he
shoes dssign vas to sxtort money from him,
sd Who played upon his foars :of exposure,
snsf she had been equally guilty with hinself
: In the commission Of ain His wife followed
him TO Mexico, and they stopped st Acapulco,
where, he attempted 70 make living. The
next nsvs received of him uas that he had
fallen under . n-stroks, 5And died within Z
lsaa mail last In brings NJ the following para
h!e, yhich closes the tragedy Of the Galleys:
~ In The month Of August last, says tbs Ccur-
rier da Havre, there arrived in. this city, BY
shipbosrd, lady Of 81 years, Madame Ds6ai-
ley with the remains Of her husband, who died
at Aeapulco, Mexico, in the middle Of April
preceding Her reserved department, sbsent
Air. and eyes sx0llen By sseret tears, evidenced
the profound grief that had pressed upon the
widow sincs the death Of her husband. She
took modest lodgings in . small furnished
apartment At st. Addresses; and a. Il was evil
dent that her financial resourees were NOT very
considerable, her frst caro- was TO attempt to
procure the transportation Of the body Of her
husband to town in the depart1eut of Ar
deche, do1btiess the birthplace Of Mon. Dec al
10y Bat aftsrwsrds, having given mp thar
project, she caused 10 be builtin the cemetery
of *. Marie . vault for two. This vault iwas
recently finished, and ready 10 receive the
body, which mp TO that time, had been deposs
tied In Temporary resting place ut the
cemetery. f1Nfl hflE :
On the morning of the day before yesterday,
- bali past eight o'clock, Madame de GALLEY
left the ehambsF she Inhabited, and went to the
Church Of St. Marie, where she assisted at
mas During the sacred ceremonies, abe was
observed BY several persons 10 weep bitterly;
and aftcr their close, she went directly to ,
farm In the neighborhood, named the Tens
z ksnfs, and sseting herself under tree, took
4 from her pocket revolver, which she placed
against her right temple and fred, the ball
piercing her brain and causing instant death
The pistol Was . seven shooter, and it was
found with six Of the chambers charged, after
tho GulcIo0 had been COMMITTED. -. -