The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27

! CHICAGO, DEC. IA geOsSeuSSu
originally from the Indian TERRITORY
81 his adyices are that the Greek
TnIians are much stirred up among
1hsaroelves. and that an outbreak ~
mn,,.,,al venom, may he expected ut
mn lima. Pete Glass, who was r.
centlv'lrjvem from, the Ter, ttory i.y
n,ll,liC OpiuiOn, and on whose sIl"ii'-
sIe.rs many ines are laid, Isss re-
turned from. his exile In Texas, ana
ix doing his best tn fer1alent disturb
aucre. kOpiug In the general ul'heav-
Il to srcure some Immunity for him
self and ret n ptmition for future op
portumity for crime. The n'.tl's''e~
are going on ab0ut Muskns!ts;
but tie wires have been either cut ~
the combination ar FRUSTRATED ny TIE
recent storms, aud though. much
l.l.xnl may have been sDst d there are
mo ,mrticulars. 'risis gentleman
wl.". although y white man. I.a* !.a't
barge. la,silps1ss Interests In the indian
Territory, has himself taken MI
active ,ssrt In past years IN ts'ssil'r''i,'-
ixinx wutD, and forcing into peace. the
turi,ulr,pt element Of thu. Indian Ter
ri(ory sO&.iety. III. Says the situation
!. now grave and critical and MI
yisex white men who value their
security tn keep out III the red man."
Territory fOr the present.
Cigar Makers Kicking.
WAsuIN0ToN, lDt~.. :5;.-1t I,as
trxnsl,iresl that whatever (Ongr..ss
doe. IN the way Of tariff revision ar
internal revenue reduction, the vari-
Gus interests will not be entirely sat.
isfi..l. There will inevitably h. !
xru,ml,ling that home industry Is not
protected. TIE cigar manufacturers
are not all satisfied witl, the action III
the Committee Of Ways and Means
In recommending the repeal Of the |!
ssel rals,r. ~ duty on imported cigars
with sln cihc duty. The action Is mo-
regarded in the direction III l,r0l&s'-
ton. PROTESTS have already lNrn
made hy the cignr manufacturers |;
against this action. It is suial this ~ |
.luctiOn would amount tO half the ,
duty now levied on cigars, and
would II, effect cltase every factory III
the United States, as cheap grades
0f cignns frUp, Culss would l'e thrown
UkW1Uu VIII buU0S WVS0 ~ WIZ
which American nlslmulat.tur. r.
could mo- compete, especially ~ II III
proposed to retain duty ON the raw
material. a lobby Of cigar manu-
facturers will lie here after the l,uli-
days to l,rotcst against the adoption,
Of this recommendation. \ large
portion of the tobacco men arr not
anxious for either the repeal "r r.
desiring insurance
against la<s in lnse the r.,i.,c, ion
takes place. Without such ASSURANCE
they are afraid to trade.
The Southern Pacific and San Ma
NEw YORK, Dec. :.5.-The Myuhi
says the decision Of the Supreme
court in the southern Pacific and
San MateO case will have the most
far reaching cDllseslu& nccs and what
ever the decision IL likely to liz. j.
hard IL tell. On almost every inllx'r-
liant question under the fourteenth
that las .,,l.lt before the
~,urt the judges have divided, and In
leading rA.s.s the division l:as almost
lnH'm even. Vince the earliest slc..i.-
.',,s have bt:em rendered. the person.
liel az the court l,a. lxy.M greatly
.i'a"@e,l. The question how raised
IS new and il presented 1"
VIM. What IS Is largely new court.
4 c.,n hardly ln' doubted. 1t is ais"
~ interesting fac, in this connection
hat Field, who has already yivc', his
opinion in the circuit court nf CALI
.'rnia l..s s!is>cn..-l from many of
l'e decisions "f the supreme Court
~ the meaning of the fourteenth
\ hotel rrt"rlry s'a,,,ts the fnll.'w-
ny j'::cittr (tsaH! ::'Is.sts al the hotels
.ere to-day: Mrs. Avery. J. l.. How
" AMI wife, 4. l.. Watson and W.
". Lyman 7fS,n Fra!,cist,,.