Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-11

room party all run'eut Of tia oman aoo,
Then n. vas that AcGloin owed his nat
lie. Anhough safe and In the street. -he
returned 70 The saloon, pistol In hand. and
SolnR 70 the 1905 Of the stairs, fred at the
to the ball and danced till dsylisht WIsn
he was arrested this is what he ssid. "a
teller amt tough till he downs his man.
Since then -'''
Three OF His Frsesas
have gone TO Jail for various crimes aud
week ago the others gave a ball 10 rsiss
money 70 pay for McGloin's fuueral sftar
the hanging. All got very drunk. and sAere
was quarrel IN the hat room over some
oVsrcoais. Among the last to leave ths
nAIEss q young man and his sister. When
on sorae OF the others. The Quarrel anon,
the coats was renewed, and one OF those in
the knot on the corner shot the young man
who was taking bis sister homo. Two mora
shots were bred, and the young girl (the
girls are kt companions % the lsdsl saixad
the pistol and wressed it from the hspds of
her brothers aSsailant In the hospital he
said he did not know who shot him. Ha
will die OF the wound. His sister saws
that IN The dark she could not see the
Man Whe leid thc shooslne.
McGloin was beloved by all the Tombs
keepers. He was the best boy. they say,
they ever saw. They always say that. Each
new man under sentence Of dealh wins
ibciE aifectQQs And sesns q the1 inf s,
IS 81 < 8 s { so :, S,.S i,s!ts ca : c,,s N.
wife's throat; so with Cox, whom Boston
reporter captured; 30 with Sindram, the
sgncstic, who shot his landlady; so with
them all as they come in and are the oen-
Nf nd Alr oh A.
led out to die. McGloin was a well-drsssed
lad, who payed more attention 10 an incl.
pient Roustache than 10 the words of the
steadfsst priests, while on the gsllows. He
had gentle eyes when they we're not set in
the callous, loaferish stare that he assumed
whenever he wanted to look his best He
had thick, sensual lips, and the upper one
cufled up in 3 manner typical of the
corner losfers air of brsyado and contempt
OF morality. He talked the pstois of the
streets, though could speak decsntly if he
would.
''It was All An Der PabIie Schools
he said, when accounting for his downfall.
In one class sat by one burglars son,
and in smother class by another. learned
more badness than anything else there"
1t was the public schools in this way"
said Capt. Williams of the police. These
lads in school soon get TO know more than
their ignorant parents, who are, in most
cases reassnts from some part Of Europe.
They discover that they know more than
the old folks, and they quickly cease to re-
speCt their parents. Home discipline be.
comes out of the question, and home in.
huenceS, il exsrted, are not needed. The
boys get taste for the theatre and for
smoking and Drinking,
but ara without the means to gratify their
desires. They steel TO get money to go
about with. They steel bottles and iron
first, snd Iay hands on everything in their
own homes that can be pswned or sold.
This hardens them bit by bit, and they
soon steal wherever and whatever they cSa.
Murder follows, and the gslloWs, not As
frequently as it should do, however, closes
up their short and worthless lives
Pssausle Malone, before he was locked
up, was pre-eminently the childreu's
friend. Every little bsy and girl in New
York knew him, though very few were
aware that he was about to be hanged. He
introduced himself 70 the metropolis in q
character never seen here before, though
familiar to London-that of q performer
upon half dozen musical instruments at
once. He had bass drum on his back and
cymbals on top of the drum. He had a
Kettle drum at his waist, q drumstick in
each hand, atriangle underth kettle drum,
and a mouth organ strapped TO his CHA.
Thus be was able to personate
AWhOle Orehesira.
Strings az his heels and elbows worked the
bass drum and Cymbals, and his hands and
mouth did the rest In an evil hour he
used these trained hands OF his to murder
the fifteen year old girl who went about
with him, catching odd coins in her tam
BOURNE. She Was his wife. After he had
finished her he murdered her mother. To-
g9.y -, ~, all hnra and wanted tn die
ME no crazy he said, me badda man
a. Me want TO hAng.a quick-a. Me kill-a
nv gala and old woman.a and me go TO
heaven a" Such was his simple hope and
trust. The dangerous class, of which he is
an able and distinguished representative, is
the colony OF Italians who have pre.empted
the Five Points, Crosby, Mulberry and
Jersey streets, and have converted all these
places except the Five Points (which al
ways was the dirLiest and worst spot IN
New York into the fOulest sections OF the
city. The Italians do not war on society.
They live wholly apart from the rest OF
hunanity. But they
Rob, sWindIe. Maim and Butcher
one another II am nst saying word
against a great aud intelligent nationality
now. l am speaking OF the rifi-rah who
live by the sale Of stale beer, the grinding
of hsnd- organs, the cleaning OF the citys
streets at less wages tnan any Otuet ptOple
can be hired for, the accumulation OF dis
Carded cigar ends and similar pursuits)
Their violent tempors and revengeful dis
positiOn add Il score of hOmiCideS TO the
CITY records every year, and punishment
is seldom metsd out to the desperadoes
who commit the crimes because their peo'
ple are clannish to a degree unequaled IN
the exuerience Of the police, and which
leads them to psrjure themselves IN q
manner paSt exposure, rs well IS 70 hide
heir misCreants and cover up most OF the
crimes that are committed by them.
Petro Raibo, the most distinguished oil his
kind, was only caught when the mother OF
rhe girl he slaughtered permitted her De
sire Tor revenge to overcome her clannish
instinct, and to lead her to walk the streets
night and day ahead OF tie detectives, un,
tiI She learned where her SOn-in-l law had
gone 10. and sent the officer after him.
The Burial.
NEW YoRE, March l0.-Pssquale Malone,
who was hanged in the TObmbs on Friday,
was buried TO- day in the grave OF Pletro
Balboa, hanged some time ago. Some ltal'
isus accompanied the remains to Calvary
Cemetery. A large police force vas need
full 10 keep the passage open from IN o
house to the hearse.
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