New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
TIE MURDERED ITALIhN.
DISCOVERY OF NEW FACTS ABOUT TuinNi-clE"S
THAT IT IS BELIEVED WILL LEAD 10 THE AhHhS'
nE LILLE MuKDER.

DISCOVERY OF NEW FACTS ABOUT TuRNI-cLEwS
THAT IT IS RELIEVED WILL LEAD TO TIE ATHEIST
OF THE MURDER.
Tha noI;ce authorities are hard at work upon
~, Tr,n, case and have ascertaned many new and I'M
or,ont facts Everything present point 10 the peic
that Tlrni was murdered by some OF bis own country
mon II has been ascertained that carry oh "e""'
evening the murdered man was In the 'ichi'f VI '"o
,o, hero no was afterwards found bleeding In com
n,ry utb two other Italians. Robert lie La hoy u.s.
rronretor of n saloon at Flushing and Frankhh-aVes'
80 ,,a, tbree Italians entered his place between s
and n m on Wednesday evening. One was tai, ana
the others below medium size. one OF the small men,
he said drank whisky, and the other two drank water
They rendered five cents in payment ana left In u
little while two OF the men returned, and had Two
more glasses of water, after winch they went out
again. They returned twice more and drank
water. About 8 o'clock they returned again,
appeared to he greatly excited talked TO each
other very rapidly in their native tongue, and drank
some brandy. They did not return again The detec-
tyes are in search OF the men, and II IL believed VIII
have them in custody before long, From the description
given of the man who is recognized as one with whom
Turin had fight about year ago. receiving severe
cut on the arm, the detectives believe they recognize
the murderer He has fled from the city, and on satur
day Detective Van Wagner went in search of him. The
detective returned about p. m. yesterday ana having
received important information AS to the man ana hs
whereabouts again started his track. An Italian
named Jourress brought TO the Central once yes
terday by an officer OF the Ninth SabPrecinct ana ques-
toned privately in regard to his knowledge OF the affair
bv Sergeant Frost The result the interview could not
he ascerained There il every reason 10 believe that
Turni wounded his assailant, as he Wasa large man.
and desperate character aud his bravery amounted to
reckessueSs. From papers found i'll MS trunk IL ap-
that he colonel attached 10 tho stan o Gen
Garibaldi during the Austrian campaign and pdruci-
pated IN the famous march through Mhhtua' let,tr
calling hm brother" aud speaking III strong terms
OF his bravery. Turini was also member OF an ltala
secret society known Young Italy, ana founded
by Mazzin Mr.. and Mrs 81. George returned TO their
apartments Friday evening at No 81 Monroe-st ana
| regarding their acquaintance Win IdrIhi' enc
denied that her rssons WIN as the Stated S
| ST. George said that the murdered man wA>>
kindly manner had become friend 10 herself ana her
husband. On Tuesday night last no seemed 10 bc ue
pressed in spirits, aud pacHe up his letters and private
| naners i'm ms trunk On Wednesday afternoon he ate
his supper and, taking Mrs. ST. Georges garnet ring on
the bureau. saId u will wear THIS. 1 may not come
hac tonrht" In his trunk the detectives found large
setto and quantity of letters. The greater part "i
these letters were from his wife, III Palermo, sicily
Their tone was the most dhectonate character ana
showed that Turin had Deen IN correspondence WIN
her They also found receipts signed by slSn0r dc
Lucca the Italian Consul, for si0J which 1urnl HAD
| sent his wife.
Tie police of the Sixth Sub-Preclnct have arrested a
| man named Thomas DOnahue, whom saloOh-Aecper
al Harrison and Fu-AngINes stated was IN his place
at 7.JJ company with Inrih ana another man ana
said that he gave them three plates OF oysters. james
stuart. Jds. DOuahu- ana joan Gil ir-llti thdt tuc
pIlsui.rr Withlthcm play ng.idH ut r. M, ana a
| their company until y. Toe man was thrn dis
charged from custody, although the saloon Keeper al
nered previous statement Ius has !cl the police
| authorities 10 make ORGANIZATION OF the stouli'
| OF Iurui and WhDtuCE II contains OYSTER
| as they could not have been digcstcG m au hour
The Board OF Police, on motion OF Gen Jouidan on s4'
urday, adopted resolution that reward Oh S'o,J oe
offered any person OF persons VINO hhdl Ilrul-u li
formation lcadng to the arrest ana conviction oi Iurh
murderers Toe inquest will nor hc held until the Pc
! ice have finished working down tdc case. CORONER
WAtchl.l iuplDecd jury on SATURDAY W!;h eN-Super
| Visor Fred SCLOcs ds foreman.