Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
VAGUIRES FUNERAL
,.~sE THRONG OF PEG.
An "%STEND THE FUNERAL
PIE OBSEQUIES'
,ral of Daniel Mcguire, who

orol of Daniel MagulreI VINO
The iapep1 hu .1ohn Croney on Tuesday
Vss shot py 'front.' of Witsil's cigar
store, yesterday afternoon from ms Iila Iate
place !cs, zen No. 100 Logan street, ana was
reSdespnCS1ib bv a large concourse ofpeople;;
sitend,eGi Oi the remains were exposed
At 0 c,UUd n"d an endless crowd of people
q sIsd through the house "na tEa crowS Who S
adDsSsaased SO large was ste SoS Sr0Wu that w fop
were s,sa spa' hours he was exposed to view
over hVo '' when the lid Of the coffin
sud tDSD tDSOusa down thousands of per-
vas Scto"UT U'nabIe to gain admtttance.
9ns sinS we're lying, we're densely PACK.
IsGSh nith people OF every description:
d WIN was dressed in o dark suit
ghe pUuy pU"oyssd in q handsome rosewood
SG rOPS0 PS0avily mounted with silver.
unp n nIagaut floral offerings were
nieea y on or the coffin, one OF which con-
EtaS aUsH Of o large cross OF lmmorteiles,
as.sI 5.S ,Ss y, letters ~, Il. g." intert"insd
Win Vno
iH Ias. eSG s as presented By the Western
InD nD,,sGc " Association Of which the
gsDd glsosSSed was member; the same or
dsCe""vi s,,StiOp also presented q harp rest
n, nnou pillow of tube roses which
ang upVT Ts,v handsome. The West End
T@ Nv nv presented q cross of immor-
ASSTTn Sss t,om which depended q heart and
tSo0or ml% which was also very handsome
SSs SSSIT IfSDeral was attended by the Dem,
Ins sse rSD'i City Executive Committee,
SGn'tS,n SSlsnS Democratic Club, L. L. Mar.
y. M"b cnb Bayard Legion, East and
W. Ta.t End Assemblies, Fame Active
neo. n.'s"ciatIou, Fleetwood Assembly,
Hitsil's NIt Senate and delegations from a
,.%hsr i'Sn Of social and political organi-
ustious uT% The pail bearers were Coun-
lS',V IImsn John NJ. Newell, Robert T.
% a.isv John J. O'Harra, Peter Quinn,
= H''TIi GI'Dopnell, Henry Durham, Eugene
%cHsrmott and Thomas FL. Barden, all
nS mSnbars of the West End Assembly.
Tbs various organizations were mar
,baIlpd by Bernard Nugeut, and as the
SnSral Su cortsge moved toward st. Paul's
,burb, Fourth aud Jackson streets,
tSnnsapds of citizens and score OF car
,iS"ss fall in line. The iron gates around
tSschurch were Kept locked until the
s,v,val w Of the casket when they were
onsDd and a general stampede was
made BY the men, women and children
Who were anxious to gain admission
~ that it was with difficulty that the
mOuruers could get inside.
The pews reserved for the various
examinations were soon occupied by
tbs crowd and the clubs were Obliged
TO remain outside.
Prof. Hess performed an appropriate
funeral dirge as the funeral procession
moved up the aisle of the church. The
coffin was placed on the bier in front o.
the altar, but the lid was not removed
The Rev. ]. J. Rebman, of St. Peters
Church, New Castle. conducted the ser
vices The reverend father delivered
an appropriate aud impressive dis
course; without alluding to the crim'
perpetrated, from the subject "Ssv'
yOur Soul" During his remarks h
quoted the last words of the dying man
Nrslated to him by the priest in atton
ince II do not believe in death bee
Npentanoe but If l had to live my lif'
over again l would live entirely diff
fereutly. If l had been a faithful
child Of the Roman Catholic Church
would not be where / am this even
ing"
After the conclusion of the discours,
the coffin was placed in the hearse an(
the funeral COrtege moved to the New
Cathedral Cemetery on West From
street where the interment took place.
A large number of Democratic poll
tiCisns attended the funeral of th
deceased, among which were the follow
ing most prominent ones:
Senator Bayard, Attorney Genera
Gray, ,ex- Major Whiteley, Congressman
elect Lore, DR.. j. A. Draper, DR.. How
ard Ogls, City Solicitor Turner, Harr,
Sharpley, Esq, City Auditor, J. Fran
Ball. Bailitf Brady, ex-Chief Of Police
VIM. J. Maxwell, ex-City Treasure
Guthrie, Archie Givens and others. Th
funeral was the largest ever seen in thi