The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
NABBING EMO AT QUEBEC.
4 CL1R0YMAN WHO vas WITH HIN
SAID 10 IN EAIHED DUCHX.


his passage In Montreal for Liverpool under
the name Of Marshsll. and came down from
Montreal on board the vessel which anchored
In the stream opposite the city about
o'clock Friday afternoon. He was travelling
alone. and had secured one Of the best bsrths In
the steamship He slept ON board all night,
and the vessel was about leaving this morning.
when. shortly before 10 O'Clock. the police
steam launch put OF with High Constable Bis
sonetts and New York detective. who boarded
the vessel ostsnsibly In search Of Hinoklsy. the
runaway paying teller Of the West Side Bank.
The High Constable. however. held . warrant
The prisoner made NO attempt to deny his
Identity. and came quietly ashore with bis oap-
tors. He was subsequently taken before the
Police Magistrate. who gave an order for his
removal 70 Montreal. whore the warrant Was
Issued. In the mean time Emo had secured
counsel. and hs had barely been removed TO the
RiShslisu boat sp route for Montreal whom An
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that the dctsstiyss dE1ppsd on Emo. There
here and probably Intended Going b. the same Sn
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Enos counsel thinks he. cannot be detained
In custody on The charge he has been arrested
threatens proceedings against the constablos
and detectives.
1oMs Assocta.ed Press.
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description OF Emo. and found that IL tailed
The clerical gentleman was not found on board
the VANCOUVER. nor was he on the Allan line
tsctives before she sailed this morning. It Is
thought that he has returned to Now York.
On Friday night by tho High Constable OF
police OF that cty In SUPER %ain rs
pse yestsray morning to arrest him About
This despatch was transmittedby Mr. walling
at noon yesterday to- the United Statos Mar
teleRraphed as follows:
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United States Deputy Marshal George II.
Shields for the arrest OF Emo on the charge OF
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the following despatch:
Emo will not return Voluntarily. Will be in Montreal
Fahey is .Pinkerton's Montreal correspondent.
Pinkerton's ONCE gives this account Of his
man Who he was satisfied was John q. Eno.
as Sy cls: 81 5
Fahey learned that they were changing . large
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the prlest and he companion. FaSsy arrived Al
the c con that the priest was another per-
IN Disguise By Pntssto0s direo ssE asa close Ss
watch vas kept on both men. They wore fol-
i9T se To- various places In Montreal and final
Fahey. on information received from
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look out for and whom he supposed to be dis.
hs n5s ~. Sy High
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Ptnkerton's agent learned that the two men
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wss Identified MInt BY papers found on bis person
priest was going under the name 81 Joseph
a McOlIasky Shortly after tho warrant had been
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sor e. En e no1:e until last Saturday when
Enn's house was searched on Saturday May
n. that We became convinced that he had left
The city. Bpt We think that he Was IN bis
fSs q fh1 boa time 81 ss o ana
essily have escaped By TIE root or By
yhsn 70 found that f.thsr Spoey Va. With
ipilv q Emo himssii Hs called q Eno's At ali
times Of the day and night. Our correspond.
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BSth had altered their aGDesranos 80 a to
Al, Father Ducey's house. 10 East Twenty
ninth street. 1t was said last evening that he
Later 8 n!sss til Eo onS t hat
there vas nothing to b. said to reporters,
Father Ducey . Monaignor" said re-
porter to Mr. John Bryan Of 18 East Twenty
He told me be Was. but have since heard
i0g; he !: yery s@bitIcH:. ana cultivated
al do do, JssloI,y may bhsys prompt.
u very hns-looking man OF medium height.
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r. Hs va poor boy. and was educated by the