The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-19
GALVESTON.
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espoudence ofthe Herald
GALVESTON, June Il, 1850.
The Miller.Schram nuptials were cele'
brated last evening. The Jewish synagogue
wSs ahmed with the elite OF our Hebrew
population. The presents were numerous
rich, rare and costly. An elegant COLLATION.
was spread at Harmony hall, on Market
street TO which the bride and groom and IN
Vitel guests repaired at the conclusion OF 'ue
ceremony. Here many a flowing oeaKer was
drank TO the health and happiness OF the
united couple, and the hours were chaser
away by flying feet to music's Voluptuou,
swell until the bell toled forth the midnight
hour, when as happy and joyous throng as
ever assembled in this city dispersed TO lh,Ir
homes. -The announcement tonight AZ IL
o'clock that ]. f. Magale, the
old and prominent wholesale liquor dealer
on the Strand. had died, TOOK
every body by surprise. A week ago ne was
apparently in his usual health and ATTENDING
to his business, which he was gra iuaily
closing out for the purpose of assuming Tue
direction of his large distlllery IN he si
il2ky. Three days ago he went nome con-
planning of suffering severely from rheu iioy
ilsm, and one of his hands was muen sw '!I4
and infamed. No hing serious by his irleh .os
was entertained, and they ezpecleu
10 see him out again in, a. SHOT.
time, and when his death wa,
announced they could scarcely reallIe Tue
fact. Magale, through his indomitaoie en-,
esgy and good business capacity amasseu
wealth, and leaves his family comfortably
situated in life, Possessed of many noble
Attributes, he was his own worst enemy, ana
bis death was fastened by his own iAdiscre-
tiOn.--Lswrence Welch, snoe,
maker, residing on Fifteenth ana
Church streets, died suddenly OF
spOplexv Tuesday night at O'CLOCK
When discovered by bis wife he was Id h ,I1
last throes of death. An inquest WIS NV
Wednesday morning by Justice 1oI 1nsoa
and verdict WAS rendered IN sccoIuaaIe
With the bove facts.--Lyons, an inuust IL.
Gus colored drayman, has been perel' VI n,'
wife by fascinating colored cigar'n IIh"ao
The guilty couple fled to Houston, whe IRE
Lyons has gone, determined 70 "reah nis
Vengeance UPON the destroyer OF his domesuc
h pp'nes Should he meet him, there may
be a case for the coroner AMI another lusr'es
csse.--J.L L. Ray, who halls from. home'
Ca, and who arrived last night ana regis
tered at the fremont house, soon aI.eI
appeared at the police station .nd inquire q
for the chief of police. Being informed US sne
night clerk, that the chief had gone nome
be told the clerk that he had been l9i D srl
since he left Georgia by a man wno az az
peared to him at different places unue. , u,,'
isrent DISCUSSES. notably at Sneiih' a,
Dallas, Corsicana, and lass.S s;hiy
Houston, where he was osIens.V
acting the part of hotel runner nay 't trs;r
that he had no sooner stepped of the trslt
before thi. man came up, seized ms s ss,,SI
and attempted to take it out OF MS manu-
This Ray resisted, and in the struggle cia'l ~
to have been robbed of $50, which ne s"l r
he reported to the chief of police OF hohi HOUSE,,
but no action was taken. After the roopeL.
his shadow left Houston for this cry ana ~
desired to know if hef,u him if ne woui'
have the cooperation ofthe police oelng a.
sured by the night clerk that ne Wou,a' ,, ~ ~
departed for his hotel. Tonight the youiii.
man again made his appearance, TINS VIM !,
charge of Officer Pither, who arrested hiu
for attempting to beat a hsck-drlver 1u 1 :. I
his fare. 1t appeared that he hired the nac !.
took frail woman and paid WISH '
Madame Mitchell's on the beach, wnere, , u
opened wine like a prince, and when .cai' ),
upon to foot the bill, laughingly saio IL