New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

Eno's arrest had been sent without Mr. ~ facl
authority or knowledge. Ihls was que " Cn.
that Detective Finck had assumed the i he
itv and as the first telegram was auuIeaooI ~
SHncrin r rintcndent il was answered in the latters
name,
ROBERT rINKrRTON's STORY.
As the arrest had been made at the instance Vi
one of Pinkcrton's men, Robert Plnkerton was seen
Yesterday afternoon at his office. lie Leaned ocA
in his chair and told the following story referring
occasionally to one of a bundle OF kilograms heiu
in his hand:
As YOU are aware we had Mr. Enos house watched
c"Sev Sor abomt wo weeks We convinced that az
t line ot the fret search he still in the house, pu
n tav or two after missed him We were sure no Wou,u
probably leave tho city and make straight tor '"tn ,
and accordingly wired our correspondent ia Mon 9
trea, John Fahey 70 Keep Few Iavs AGO
Fabey was satisfied that man. accompanied ~ a,o'hcr
who seemed he Catholic priest ahswereu Ehps & "T
scri2on. They changing Ialgc ahouni % d ~
lean money into English currency Emo had clanged nIs
appearance somewhat but Fancy was cel;a ~, ny NJ nv
was the he wanted lie ioo"ed .ne pan t ~ nm
treaI 70 quebec Fahcy was looking st for another man
we and supposed him to be the priest az re tT ont
ever, WAS mistaken NeVclthe'c,si ne nao,e6 Inv
warrant for the arrest OF this person and
Head Constable Bissonelte eit MoGtIeS on fonnd tb
night and his arrival IN Queoeo iHi'u iV W ~
the pair had taken passage on on o the h.,n van
couyer. They were found IN sateroot ~ r. v9r.ba was
from papers on his person. found to he Ioha q hno ne
priest who gave b tnS 9p shortly aterward however
he satisfied Fahey that he was .ne ~ ne mo npat bcan ss
nj Io,l M f Father Duccv who has been constant visitor
to nos house and occupied room 'here 'oi Soao ''
FATHER DUC4Y's MOVEMENTS.
Father Duccy seen by lRlBl NJ iePel.ci
leaving Mr., Eno's house late last Sunday night An
uGuiry made at the house the following Wednesday
elected the reply that Father Ducey was no longer
there Several inquiries at his house in East
Tweutv-uiuth-st during the past week have
elected the reply that the Father was not III.
During the same period, according to one
Of his congregation ne ina mas otber U' baUd br is
stated ON good authority to have lqnched az Del
monico's last Wednesday. Father Ducey, VINO Is
one of the most respected priests III me H'oGesf 1
was an intimate friend of the late Chaf!cs i(ci-
m0nico aud is accustomed to lunch at the Del
monIco restaurant daily. Inc KeYi lhonia3 NE
McCloskoy. the assistant priest OF 81 Leo sa'u
last night: ,.,. -.
Nv Father Duccy's express commands must define TO
saw whether he is in answer any questions aoou
3 S ,'ode and il unite willing that they remain un
answered for the present, considering the source "he
they proceed. :,
that Father Ducey had been IN to ms dinner a, az
haIf-past six had gone ont shortly aiterWald ana
when he returned wOuldnot he aole 10 see an! oi'e
Several of his acquaintance were seen, Dt noe @ VI
Them could say tor certain whether lie was III town
or not. a., ,;~oo.oro
of the bank could say nothing. Anson Phelp5
Stokes was starting for Staten Island ana Ifit:Ieu
the reporter to the banks lawyers, MeSarS Butter,
Stiliman Il Hubbard. Mr. hubbard said apouV
O'Clock.
We are not certain whether II is Nlr Emo VINO mas oegA
orrespd We have il on good authority maj ne j. III
bIin0 i'm the city lit really he, We shan uspdJCn IN
Gen t look aiter the interests Of the second Natloh1
Bank.
President Trowbrdgc said that the financial ar
fairs of the bank had taken up his time SO that ne
knew and cared nothing about Sir. Emo. Chares
Wood Nr Euo's brother-n-law, was not az tbc
house during the afternoon or evening ana IL was
understood that he had gone TO Montreal 10 ADVISE
his relative. =, r...;o,,
Amos F. Emo said that he could give no information
at all concerning his brothers flight ana arrest IL
was said however, by neighbor lnat MI Lho was
Eupp0ed to have made his escape from the house Dy
the roof and descended through the house oi one o
his neighbors. go -. i,. a
Superntendcnt Wallnc was seen last night, 2nd
said that he believed Mr.. Emo could not be extra
dited as the misapplcatlon Of funds does not come
within the provisions of the eXtradItl0n treaty.
Mr. Walling added that he did not beneye
the PinkertOns had had anything to do Win me
arrest One of that firm when seen later SlniIcu
loftily and said that he believed the alteration ot
figures was forgery, and therefore within the pro-
visions of the treaty.
William NJ. Eyarts, when asked by reporter OF
THE TRIBUNE last evening what crimes were COW
cred by the cXtraditiOn treaty, sald;
r. Is not necessary to give the full list No change has
Lepn made n the treaty since 1t agreed upon ana ihe
crimes OF cnbezzemen and misappropla,lon OF fuhds t
not included As / understand the. case agalhst
Emo he is charged with both OF these crimes II
these all the charges against nm 90 LOl sec uo" Ho
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