The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01

ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-Cattlemen
here, referring TO the alleged applica-
ton by General Butler to Judge Mil
Ter, of the United States supreme
court, for an order restraining the ex-
ccution of the presidents proclama-
ton clearing ran hes in the Cheyenne
and Arapohae reservations of cattle,
say they think mistake has been
made and if General Butler has APP
piled for an injunction at all, IL refers
to the order of the president for the
rnmovnl of fonoos from tho public do
main. Mr.. Frank York, president
and manager of the Wichita Cattle
company, who returned from the res
ervation few days ago, says he has
heard of no such action having been
taken DO the cattlemcn. On the con-
trary, he says that cattle are moving
in every direction; that the cattlemen
are using every means to comply
with the presidents order; that fully
one-half of the cattle are already oil
the reservation, and that the re-
mainder will be out of IL In thirty
days. Mr.. Allen, of the firm OF Hun
ter IL Evans, states that their latest
advices are that there is the greatest
activity among the cattlemcn on the
is being made to get their herds OIL
the land as speedily as possible. lie
is satisfied that the reservation will
be cleared very soon after the time
allowed by the presidents order OK.
pires. Mr.. Pollard of the law firm Of
Taylor Il Pollard, who represented
illegally u large number of cattlemen
SAWS he has no knowledge of such &C
ton and thinks the injunction men
toned refers to the fence order.
lie said that General Buffers obiec
was TO present the matter to Judg,
Miller, Judge blackboard being abscn
from his circuit and not easy of &C
cess. General Butler, as have said
represents many millions of dollar
invested by his clients, and pres, nte
very cognent reasons tor some orde
that would protect them. The dc
sired order was not issued and di
not hear any of the conversation wit
Justice Miller about it, and do nc
know what his views upon The matte
are. Colonel Corkhill then said ths
there had undoubtedly been gres
frauds committed, yet many hone,
men had invested money in the bus
ness, supposing everything to
right, honest and legal. Now I'll
order of President Cleveland is pc
emptory, summary and dictatoria
lie says they must go and go /,
one Now, about this orde
there will surely be figh
= The cattld will not be moved. 70
> could not move q colorcd picnic, |,
q alone 100000 head of cattle, Ivy al
. proclamation, let 1t issue from Il
president or any one else. Yes Il
, light will be made. II involves In
Il portaut questions; the rights OF pro-
erty, the power of the Indian to mai
n contracts, and the power and author
# ity of the government to interefe
Il OF one thing rest assured: the Gait
4 will stay and the fight will go OH. v
: have no autocrat rules In this cou
# try. fla landlord wants to put yC
4 out of % house he goes to the conrl
1 not TO the president. If contra
m has boon violated we go TO the couT
not TO the executive. Az TO VIII
,r Justice Miller decided | do not kno
n lie did not grant the injunction as
ar avert act had been committed aud I
ar president had simply issued M ord
ID. II no body obeyed il, that was I
end OF II, unless he attempted to I
al force II. Then another question wo'
arise