New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-21
THE TURINI MURDER.

TIE POLICE NOT sATISF1ED-MoRE PERSONS NEEDED
AND MORE EVIDENCE WANTED.
There were no important developments in
the Turni murder yesterday. No more arrests
were made. but the detectives at Headquarters and
throughout the city hard at work endesvorng to
get more proof Of Fipos connection with the murder
or secure the OF other who they believe
are connected with it. The evidence thus far against
Fllipo is very meager aud the detectives
freely admitted 1t yesterday. They have found
none OF the murdered mans property
upon Fllipo. anything indicating that the latter
murdered him One OF the detectives at headquarters
Yesterday said to TRIBUNE reporter that be was well
aware that IL Fpo should ask for an examination on
the charge OF murder he could not be held on the EVIL
dence now in tbeir possession. He also despared OF
eAer obtaining evidence. Oae thing. he
said was certain, FilipO could be held for
being engaged In counterfeiting, and a nest
OF counter.eiters had been broken up. The
prisoner was taken Police Headquarters yesterday
The prisoner about feet inches In hight OF swarthy
complexion, has slight gray mustache and curly, IRON
gray hair and has piercing black set deep in his
head beneath overhanging eyebrows His resemblance
20 Csromentis likeness Is very small indeed and be Is
short while the other Is quite tall He had on vest
and wore buttoned CATERS lie refused TO hold any
versation with any one. He maintained dogged ST.
surly and freifu tone; No English" moving uneasiy
in his chair as II angered by being spoken TO- The clasp
longing to Turin. and from the desperate char.
acter OF the man it is certain that lie must
have given as well as received blows aud
as FjIipo has marks Of violence upon him,
81 is doubtful whether he was the principal assaiant
Everything still points Car0menti the chief assas-
Sin When the house In Cat's-alley broken into
Monday hight IL found that the c0unereiters had
laced two feather beds against the windows that
there was no possibility OF any one from the outside
seeing in The windows Of the basement were also Sc
cureIy covered The dles paints ins and presses used
in counterfeiting were found In the rear basement
Fipo it seems was not actually engaged In counter
feiting he acted as lookout. When Maudee and Gui
seppi were inside at work Filipo took up
position ON the stoOp and never left II. He was ev
IDENTIFY the watch The die aud stamp found on the
prcmses closely packed In box ia feathers and
the itself was covered over with pitch evident
from this there had been some trouble among she
gang for from the way In which the dies and plates
lad been SO carefully fastened up and tarred seems
% tbou Oh the counereiters intended to bury It, IL is
eeyed from letters that opened that Turin was
the chief He shown to have been the capitalist and
A. supposed that the Others having got all their appa-
10 Working order desired TO free themselves from
Tnrini. and take away their apparatus without his
that beard OF 1t, and came over 70 see
about Them quarrel ensned. resulting IN his death
RE rress had been in evenly, for portion OF
counterfeit bill was found In the room. The
Evidence OF Fpos connection with the counterieters
ia clear for he has been recognized by the
one of The occupants OF the ROOM where the business was
carried