New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-17

,I,uii,onovs br,dc This leaves q bar between
the two points which there Is oH! 'e'N'
feet Of water. This results In an anoma Gus GUN
diton Of affairs Where the Government has oeen
operating there is twenty-six feet OF water ""'
where the city has dredged there is eighteen iee'.
Az n result no boat can get from the Government
dredging into the city basin. The purpose OF VI,
Fishers Joint resolution. therefore Is obvious II
is TO make the Government work OF some noihe"'
and permit vessels to get up 10 the city anu '""'
have the navigation perfected.
The Supreme Court Of the United States TO-DAY
was honored by the attendance upon it's sessions OF
the Attorney Generals Of three States-R r
Walker. OF Missouri. who was member OF the DAT
Milton Remley. OF Iowa. admitted 10 pracuce U"
motion OF Senator W. b. Allison. and A. 3 Church-
Ill., OF Nebraska. admitted on motion OF senator o.
NJ. Thursion.
Mr. Arnold introduced in the House to-day bill
approprlatlng $4,000 for the erection In Washington
of n statue TO Major-General Ambrose +. burnside
The proposed statue is to be erected under the sl-
nervigon of the Society OF the Army OF the Po,
tomac Mr. Arnold. speaking of the measure. said
r,nSand General in he city although there were
many OF Western officers
chief Justice Fuller to-day announced the de-
cison OF the Supreme Court OF me tnied states re-
to proceed with the trial of the recalctrant sugar
ns1 sn the Question Of Fh
the District Court has been passed upon by the
ants assert that the District Courts have no uris-
diction of the charge against them. but the courts
peal from the Judgment is now pending in the su-
preme Court Of the United States. 40 the supreme
early hearing, and also denied all other forms Of
relief proposed by counsel for the accused witnesses
fixed by the District Attorney to-day
shown the United Press dispatch from Milwaukee
of India he
stolen their lands by extending fences. com
naan Inspector nae Thomas H. savage to the effect
that it would appear that the Onedas were correct
known as the French claim and it extends into the
Indians reservation. Mr.. Savage suggests that a
surveyor be to ascertain the exact lines in
dispute The Bureau has not yet taken up the mat
ter.
The somewhat famous Of A. W Bellew,
convicted in the CIRCUIT Court of the United States
fenced to Imprisonment for two years for unlaw-
fully Withholding pension money from client
SUPREME Court Of the tinted states to-day. Bel
lew secured s.775 pension money for Lucy Burrell
credit he took from her check for sisSi for his
s ~ two her coun the rsS s aSap
an unlawful Withholding, of pension money; and
the charging an fs
stances. Justice White, speaking for the Su,
made out ;" that whhOldng money in the mean
ing Of the law meant failure or refusal h Ito to pay sr.
the claimant Wnlcn was not the case nele
The Judgment Of the lower court was therefore
reversed, with instructions 10 the trial court TO
enter Judgment upon the second count Of the in
dctment-that charging the collection OF an IL
legal fee
Justice Gray to-day announced the decision
of the Supreme Court Of the United States not TO
interfere. the present stage Of the proceedings
least with the State courts OF Connecticut IN
its management of the case OF DE- George y.
Written, who sought release by suit of habeas
corpus from the custody of Charles A. Tomlinson.
Sh>iff OF NewHaven County. He had been ar
rested in Massachusetts as fugitive from justice
under indictment found against him in New
Haven, charging murder in the second degree
Being released on bail, he was surrendered to the
officers by his bondsmen and committed 10 jail
by a Justice of the Peace He fled petition In
the Federal Court in Hartford for writ OF habeas
corpus alleging Irregularities In the indictment and
the action OF the Justice of the Peace The writ
being refused Written appealed TO the Supreme
Court. These said Justice Gray, were not suf-
fcient to warrant the courts Of the Nation In
interfering with the State Courts and the juds
ment Of the court below affirmed.