New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-04
JOHN c.. EMO REMANDED.
NO EVIDENCE YET PRODUCED.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE - THE
PRISONER DECLINES TO RETURN.
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QUEBEC June 3.-Poicc Magistrate Chauvean
at opening of this morning found himself In the
OF strong gathering of the bar and spectators
Mr. Pectcr stated that he present to represent e
Crown. and called upon Mr. Davidson q. C., who rep
resented the Second National Bank, to state what pro-
cecdngs it proposed to take against John Emo
Mr. Davidson replied the counsel had yesterday De
tlacd he prepared to conduct any investigation hI
ordered aud the responsibility assumed was one
which he r Davidson did not propose to have shted
TO. his shoulders, more especially as his own Ieeai
opinions I'm direct opposition to the examination
being held here. He was ignorant OF the causes which
had led 10 the enforced transference Of the prisoner
from the High Constable OF Montreal to local 0nIcer
and also Of the scope and extent OF the inquiry "hoh
II was proposed hold Under the circumstances IL
not for him make any declaration as to what pro
ceedugs should be adopted Mr Pelletier then asked
for remand until tomorrow.
Mr. irwin, for the defence objected and moved for Mr.
Eno's discharge Mr.. Davidson said the prisoner was
enjoying the luxury Of apartments at hotel and an adj
oummnt not likely to him much personal sur
fcrng The police magistrate said he considered he had
the right To institute investigation here, but was not
prepared to state whether he would ultimately decide the
case or send It TO Montreal He granted n remand
Last night Advocate Curran started for Montreal In
behalf of Mr. Emo, to examine Fahey's affidavit upon
which the warrant was issued under which MI Lho Is
detained. The police magistrate declined to let Lin see
H. on which Mr. Curran communicated with the associate
counsel here and received instructions TO make appc
on before the Queens Bench now sittDS there IN an
Interview with the Deputy United states Aarsha 10
day Mr.. Emo again declined to return voluntarily 10
NeW-IOrk ,
The TeegFdph this evening says: 1t seems clear tIat
the warrant contemplated the arrest OF MI EnO
AT all his nowhere appears In H. IT BENZ on me
contrary arrest of UmCklcy. Bo"ton, Marsnal ana
otgcrs Unknown. The offence charged S that OF DfHS-
ing stolen money into Canada, but no guilty kuoWleEc
on the prisoner, part Is alleged. Further no particular
part Of Canada Is specified and jurisdiction OF the
magistrate limited to tho Province u quebec It was
essential shoS that the particular point Of canada
was within this province II is whispered that thcre
VAS no intention whatever Of going 10 Montreal but
that the prisoner would have been quietly landed al
sore or some way port and whIsked OH to the tinted
states correspondent OF some paper says: What
want know Is what ought 10 bc done 10 Bssonnctte
and Fahcy tor hay.g arrested illegally Emo on British
vessel I'm Canadian all for the purpose OF ghi
They dtl 10 for American firm of policemen, WhlIe
Dcsnoycr who granted the warrant, acted without much
attention or care Father Ddccy i Wc-knoWh 10 tho
people OF the cove, and are at loss to know II nc
was insuted by having his trunk searched