New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
u,,,, Dpoov1yy ASSASSINATION.

IDENTIFICATION OF THE MURDERED MAN-RENEN"E
OR JEALOUSY SUPPOSED TO BE THE MOTIVE
DISCOVERY OF THE FATAL KNIFE.
Three men, one of whom was William NhlVe'
read about the Bediord-aye. murder in tho e'eniuh
papers OF Thursday and recognized the Initials Oh VI,
ring, m 81. c." as beng those of woman ~ hanoN
Mary ST. George. who kept boardng-house Ill uoHo
a.; New.York They went TO the house ana "sue '""o1
that one Of her boarders named saNauoro iu
ytaliap who had been missing possessed sueh i"s.
White was acquainted with Turin, VINO nau o'i 49,,
from him on wednesday, stating tha' nc in'otN " ~,
lect bill and would repay the loan on luu Su'S'
ing that the murdered man was Turlh' tue 'nieo ~ - 80
an carriage 10 the Brooklyn Morgue, wheIe 'ue9 "
shown the body OF the murdered man. 1hcS "e on0e
,ar,ieod n as Tlrni who they stated was iea'ner
brushmaker having wife aud three children III i"i'
After viewing the remains the men, accompanies ny
Capt woglom and sergt. Fielding proceeded 10 loioe
HEADQUARTERS where they had long consutauon VII"
SUPERINTENDENT Folk The substance OF tns III
tervew could not be ascertaned. but soon
nf,crward Detectives Corwin and william foiA
entered carriage with the men ana proceeucu
10 Ncw-York TO obtain further information Inc
man White. known as " Diego" WMte' VINO Keeps
adr.rkiug saloon. subsequently, stated that he would
not ass gn any reason for the murder beyond Sauhs
that he thought there woman In the case. Eary
Yesterday morning Capt. Buckholtz with Detective
Bccert arrested a man named Tagntara VINO waslouhu
In the apartments occupied by the ST. Georges at 40
"a Monroe-st. The detectives were surprised 10 nhu
that ST George and his wife had disappeared with most
of their effects and that they had hurried away appa
entity IN great haste in dread of arrest or OF beng
aeprived Of property belonging to Turin which it is
stated they possessed
Tagniara was taken into the room OF the Superlnend
ent of Police and questioned ia regard TO his knowledge
of the murder but he refused to acknowledge that he
knew ANYTHING Of it, He charged with having lett
Whites house with Turini Wednesday and returning
Eeiu euli a
non lie said knew nothing Of the affair." or any
thing which could throw light on the mystery. During
ms examination Detectives Folk and Corwin re-
turned from NeW-YoTk, having in their pesses-
SION q photograph OF a darkfeatured man
with short thick black whiskers and beard, whom they
are in seach Of and who. II is believed is connected
with the murder Taeniara soon aiterwerd dis
charged
Some additional light was thrown upon the case by
three respectfully dressed women, named Mrs Margaret
Fitzgerald of No. 80 Oak-st New-York, her daughter
and Mrs. Mary Coleman, who appeared yesterday be-
fore Coroner Whitehl. Mrs. Fitzgerald recognized the
initial on the ring as those Mrs. St. George. and had
no .doubt that the murdered man was IurDi,' whom
she knew. she said:
The deceased lived with Mrs 81. George at NO Ga
Monroe-st.; ne had room from ence and PAD ms
rent she had a room my house, too he came 10 my
bOuse slx months AGO; two or three Italians hired
room on the same floor; Mrs 81. George had lived In
ny nouse three years kept ber and her three children
al last Winter; her husband IS miserable politician
Turiri aud Mrs. ST. George became very intimate last
month. so l ordered them out; Turini then went to
BOARD Antonia White, Monroest; Turini seemed
20 have no business; seemed TO be living money he
mad made he a quiet man; deceased owned gold
watch and chain and small silver watch; think that
some OF the mans friends have been uccnsed because
he has been neglecng his vile and family, Dut don't
JhiHk Of the poor ItIlans harmed Inn; Mr Ninie
Keeps liquor store at NO p MourOes York, but
hives AT NJ 80 Ohverst.
ia. Of f1to Io1V md oft
thor saiemoDts IN relation TO Jurns habits and mode
q life considerable Importance has been attached to
the murdered mans relations with several OF his
tryMVn TuIim had extensive acquaintance with
TurHi's intimacy with Mr. S. George The husband
the latter according Mrs Fitzgerald and others was
ana Turiui who supported them both IL is not be
heyod therefore, that -. George had any desire to
Iut ~ is believed that some of Turms Jealous
Italian associates Inflicted the wounds which caused his
death. AGaln, both MI NAte ana Mrs fllz+eIdld say
that ne udld frequent 10 Brooklyn and very
intimate with man named BalanO, VINO recently died
of Ia iuiios sustained the Broadway ana East New
YoJk Railroad. ana IN that connection II } sdid some
anas estate. There a. yet no clear solution o the
matter The detectives in GotA cities are hard at work
md with the IN their possession and the add
toual information which they have received, express
the that within "a hours the ms sery viii be
cleared up and the nurtcrels De IN custody.
Alter careful survey OF the lOcay, II seems prOha
ole that some of the theviDg who mfest the
ity had dIal attacked the Wythe Bedford
RVcs. THAI being hemmed IN from the highway by
Dpen lots be mad veuturCd the most available means
Of escape upOu the gloomy district where he found
ana tnl, fcl into Trap for him. IT l. evident
that he was attacked by than one person, other
wise hc would have been feariully mujllatcd.
whether those who attacked him were OF the gang
mentioned the relatives OF friends OF his WIFE,
or the Jealous discarded lovers Of Mrs.
~. GpOi-c other women, the conditions OF
the case. opportunity, ana surroundings would not
necessarily offer materially Yesterday morning little
Ilrl named EZI Elicit Of No 425 FUshiug1ye.. found
a white aue-4dudcd pOckctkuiie not far from where
the man found The large blade was about four
incucs Jae and half Iuch broad, near the point OF
which some blood appeared. Dr Creamer, WHO made
partial post norton examination. states tha just such
blade hfs exactly the double stab wound N Iurlhls
Drc. IT, Another proof that tas was the weapon used
io u t, TACT ttt there nick on the D.aic WINCH Is
believed 90 have been by contact with the muir
Gercd MATS skull one Of the wounds on the pack or
tLe l,u penetrated through tHe scalp ana Clipped OIL
small particle OF the skull bone, ana THIS II Wds doubt
les. tHat niCEed the kulie-b!adc.
THe conductor OF q NOstrdnd-aVe. car stated thdt
about C.3q ocl0k aight Of the nuruer two men
got on lis car Of whom answered tine description OF
he murdered man; appeared To Dc under the lunu-
beard had 70 arouse nm from his StupOr 10 pay The
fares TNey t. the erry aud dld not get OF the
rar but rode back far as IIylOr-st, where they
aghtcd the large seemingly supporting the other.
Foe conductor seemed nrmly Impressed with the idea
that the smaller man Iu3iu Tue pOnce, however,
place 10 reliance on this story.
A lEIBUNE reporter cOuytrsed last night with Gen.
Jour au that the whole detective force were
ENGAGED tue ease, and lie believed tuV before morn
ins something d.nite III regard TO tue matter would
tC discovered.
TIE SUICIDAL IMPULSE
A MAN TAKES CHLOROFORM Al THE ASHLAND
HoUsE-rwo MIN SHOOT THEMsELVEs-oTHER