New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
RI7SINESS IN TIE SUPREME COURT.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA sHERIFFS GET NJ AID
IN THEIR CONTEST WITH TIE


CIRCUIT COURT.
Washington April 34.-The South Carollha "N
csses were passed upon by the supreme .o"'' "
,ha United States to-day, the opinion beihe ue"e"
BY Chief Justice Fuller. II came up on the p',i"o
Of Sheriff Tyler, OF Aiken County Ior wiz "
babeas CORPUS to release him from Imprisonment
under the judgment lof the Circuit Court u ''
I-nu.d states that he be fined $500 for contempt.
He had seized q train the south Caronha i'hiiio
upon q warrant Issued by the state au'Noiiue' ava
the collection OF taxes which were III eohUo'''
The road was in the hands OF receiver appoln''1
BY the United States Court, and he was au!"'s
ruNv OF contempt for falling 10 release Inc pfop''
unAe, order OF that court lie came TO the supreme
Court for relief. .,r,,c
(q,.f Justice Fuller read an opinion coh'a''''s
much stronger language than Is usually ioahu ~
documents, denying the application o' w ,.,r,,.
for the writ. lie said the seizure oi t"' p,;
br fore. was unjnstlfable and could not Dc oe''"'
The claims OF the state for taxes are NOT s"p'.
m. General rnle which makes property placed j" nv
hands NJ the receiver subject 10 inc oiu'r' VI 'o
they are to be determined In "A regular way ',
the proper manner. The action OF tHe '" ,,,,,
Chief Justice Fuller said was III no 'Fii' az '
against the State OF South Carolina wHich " wa N
tended could not be main'aiheo u".' ,rs,on he
amendment to the Constitution !" oV" .,o 1,,las.
..h thu circuit Court was equipped Win inc i
nower 10 protect Its dignity ana 10 eIioro' 10 g.,
dates and It's OF these power" ia " ,n
mint could not be reviewed here. ih''''"'' -.
ns,ton for a writ u habeas corpus was deheu 81,
same Judgment was announced In the cases oi o'''''
Riser and Gaines. "
Tie following business was also uon' nm, rd
No, oos. Catharne l.. Dobson appellant ps,, IN
win I Cnhley ct al. Decree affirmed WI" nneIont
IN .OI inrhch Nichcs, master, ''0., "Pf Decree
ac the British steamship ser'ia' '"'
y" I5G The Northern Pacific Baiiroan Oo p,,ipr'n'
snnellant AIT. W. Whalen ct al Dc'io0 ~
viii c.,-t, and cause rcmanded ,.ou,,.nv Of
No log The United Lines Telegraph ",G Ir,s
al apDellants agr. the Boston >aic ~ p,' d.riri
COmpaiy Motion for mandate 10 issn oi.mt at,
No LII. John Evans Cornell, aPpN',,..mo,,c 10
IIetty H. r. Green. Motion TO DISMISS P'''p
The hearing Oh the merits. , .~-, etr
No 272 Charles r.. Miller 81. al. excIIJ" -, nj
plaintiffs in error agt. James ~ Con"'an'1,, tu
So 273 James VI. Constable. 1T: al. W sn .,c
error agt. Charles +. Miller, ct. al, "Neo"' etc
No 274. Charles F.. Miller. et al, rNeo'n al and
nlaintHs In error. act. James ". Conhap 80. in
So 075, Dani.l Magone, collector, rr. pia''" "
crror agt James r.. Heller ct al. Cotiu.ru;; NJ
No COS. Elizabeth G. Hcddcn. adniinis'r'a'r, rnr
rhwerd l.. Iedden. collector etc, painth !" ''''
- Oscar L. Richard et ri. submitted ,,,
W 275 The Interstate Commerce ,oinhli,s, 'o ~
.rr.iianf ogt the AtclisoD, TOpcka ana Sun, -
pst,rncd Company ct al Motion 10 dismiss ., IT,
Adfourned until Tomorrow. Tho day car L.. VIZ ~ nj
!Sss 115 land olG) 80, gel. 100, 20' TAN"
oTsi oC4 goo. 2G7 ard "'o.