New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
THE EXECUTED MURDERERs.

PREPARATIONS FOR MELONS FUNERAL-boh
OF THE FRIENDLEss ITALIAN.
The boay of Michael Z. McGion the murdSrer, y,
lying in an ice chest ut the home OF 'uo g vis,ted
family No. 259 West Twenty nth ST., was N's,.ou
by u number of persons yesterday Nouo "us ~ IN me
tves and friends were admitted however. ~ Sn S
father and motner desire the utmost ~ the
invariable remark made to the cuviosi.y W T.;Ha :,
who try to force entrance Inc Wako . on ~ 800 x
cessive srigf although tears flowed freely Inc
street door guarded by three po.i9on'o, I n, " NJ
kept the crowd of young roughs thaD no osnno
bled i'm good order. Last nj ght the sanle sSepos
ware repeated l.: of weeping friends IN the death
chamber and MOB in the street. CONN OF a; ceuar
covered with black cloth aud Yeives was III III he
ness Yesterday at the undertakers ana VIII @ oo
taken to the house this morning. lts httlnes are
handsome The six handles and the mounted
scre VS. are OF frosted silver and the plate winch 10
of s YER and square in shape bears the inscription
Michael f. McGloln. Died March y. 1851 Ageu
nineteen years eleven months and nineteeh uayS.
In one corner is a cross Oversha1Owed by weeping
willow The inside of the colin Is lneu WIN u
cream coored satin and the robe in which to oody
will be dressed is of merlno, faced WIN wnte
and raised silk work. The funeral will take place
at o'clock and although II Will be private. ~ 70
expected that the number of friends ana lcHu%a,n. %
unces who will insist upon being plesen. W. NIL III
an imposing procession. The funeral party VII VII
cross by the Twenty third Street Ferry 10 Long
Island City and the body will be buried at CaltaLy
Cemetery. short ceremony will prooaoly 'aho
PasGunle Malone who was hanged by McGlolns
side WAS buried Yesterday morning. lne lIlonu-
lessn.ss OF this poor wretch was in marked contras
with the interest taken IN McGlOln. As carry as
( o'clock a crowd of men. women ana chlICIen
mostly Italians had gathered around Ine uhnol
takers shop nc No 10 Park-st where the oOuy i"y,
and with every hour II grew larger III was uih~n M
together by idle mo-hid curiosity. There was none
nresent TO she'd tear for the dead man. Two
roundslen and THREE policemen maintained sTni-
blance of order until the body was removed Blho
funeral was to start at % o'clock but the p1y va
not taken away until half-past 10 The delay was
Occasioned Ivy the hope that fatner Anaci15us
would appear 10 perform some last ceremony. pu'
he did not come John Falneilo. the Italian lnt9r.
meter at the Tumbs. who bore tn expenses oi tIe
funeral was also prevented from attending Nv nusl-
mess Finally the coffin was taken upstairs anu put
in the hearse nv the undertaRer's men, ana men IL
was driven OF followed by one carriage containing
four men. The Seventh Street Ferry was TAKEN W
cross the East River and when calvary Oemelciy
was reached the body was placed Wttuou' &C, o""n9
IN the grave containing the remains OF DalDo an
other Italian murderer. 9Th. .t.+
There were rumOrs ahoat on Friday nlght th1t
Coroner Martin was complaining OF the remOVai Oh
the bodies of McGlon ana Malone from the prison
ward ,,ithout a permit from him. Inquiry at the
Coroners office yesterday disclosed the fact Una,
there had been sUtDe feeling abOut the matter nut
that there had been satisfactory explanations iho
Coroner had seen the bodies later IN the day and
mad granted certificate in each case. ShsflII
Davidson said TO a TRIBUNE reporter; My duH
ceased with the signing Of the certificates oi leatn
after the execution. IL was not by my a1tnoI!.y
that the bodies were removed. Coroner Mar'ln
told me some time ago that he would not he present
at the banging. but that he would come III alter
ward and grant the burial permits. There Is no
conflict of authority between Us at ALL