The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-16
Prospect Of a Peaceable End Of the
Vineland Scandal.
INA REMOVAL ATTEMPTED.
The Priests Action Not Endorsed
by His Prelate.
BISHOP CORRIGAN INTERVIEWED.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

vSELASD, \. j., August Is, 1877.
vncland's Guibord case is probably destined 10 end
peaceaby and quietly. There is the slightest
citement tho matter There has been attempt
10 remove the body by force from tho cemetery nor
will there be- and the loses much OF It's sensation
alsm upon investigation Josepe Aagoiis grave In the
Catholic Cemetery has private marks upon IT, that
II be tempered with without betrayng the fact
to two fellow country Of tho deceased, who, from
time time, the spot and the watch.
Father vvct, OF Milive, the Catholic priest Of this
parish has been IN Vineland today, but
has done nothing toward attempting tho
removal Of tho Italians remains Tomorrow Mr..
Turner the legal gentleman into whose hands the
committee oil Italians have placed their case, will
probably procure injunction upon the priest for
bidding the opening Of the grave, and the ques.
non VIII then rest with the courts. In
versalon with Mr. Turner today he claimed
that the removal oil Magois body BY
the priest would DO criminal offence known a. the
violation OF grave for which tho penalty ID
$4,000 Ono and Ave years. Imprisonment, and that
civil aston for trespass would also lie He cited
the recent case OF Jones, the colored who
buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery Philadelphia, about
two years In which the sustained his
right to the use oil tho lot Notwithstanding rule OF
the cemetery association forbiddlng the burial Of
colored persons. This case however, occurred in
Pennsylvania No similar case Is known TO have
been recorded New Jersey, but 1t
In claimed, Whatever the usages Of the Church may
be, the common will not permit tho resurrection
OF tho body without tho OF the OF tho
deceased This is what Father Vvct hopes TO obtain,
1t Is said. although nc has made persuasive efforts
thus far TO get n.
4 VOLUNTARY REMOVAL PROBABLE.
As stated at the beginning OF this despatch, the dis
pute Is likely TO end without waiting the tedious pro-
OF tho Law. On Sunday the Italian Bench
cal Society, composed o! representatives. OF about
vineInnd will hold special meeting TO CONSIDER the
affairs OF the deceased member. At the meeting
u WIN DO proposed that q suitable spot Of
may be obtained by members OF the association At
much cheaper rate than At other burial places here
This action will probably De consummatcd and IN that
event Maglos body VIII be city transferred
new and more congenial resting place
sEpULTURE DENIED.
Father Vive asserts that he refuses Christian burial
tc Mngioi because, though he "A Catholic no had
not performed his Easter duties had cd u sac
ran,en. ana was an inndsL ne refused TO say what
his iuturc nc.ion may be, having reported
tho matter TO Bishop corrgan, OF Newark.
After seeing his reverence | drove TO the
little farm Of Magoli IN esolate part OF tho Vine
land tract, wncrc the air darkened ny mosquitoes
winch were much part OF the atmosphere that
Inhaled therh with every monthiul of air.
Nine. Magloi. tidy little woman who cannot speak
En-, s, vigorously denied tue that her hns
band was AN InndcL she declared that he was .
good Catholic, and had only been prevented from
coming to church by his sickness. no had been III
tor eighteen months almost ever since he came 10
Vineand, OF disease oil tue bladder ana kidneys
had he known he gong 10 do no would sent
Tor The priest. she made tho important dec afa-
ton, which she s,ys she can prove, that be.ors
he died he had engaged to drive
him 10 the church In wagon that nc might make con
icsson ana receive absolution That Magio did not
expect to die rs testified 10 by Mr. Rappeti, lead
ing member Of the I.alian colony, who was with
him iva days before. aud who told mo
that the SICK tbcn said he wanted TO
go back Italy get well, and asked his friend To
buy his place. Concerning her husbands alleged
assertion that would not let priest be sent for
because 1t would bring bad luck, MIRA Magiolt
declares that 1t 0nly sick mans
fancy that IL would look " he going 10 die
Mr. Magoli came hero two years ago, owned littie
house and fruit farm anu n house In tue
town His widow aud four children are lott poor IN
money, however, aud have available cash