The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-31
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shot IN Dentef the otner efeuinBs VIII
de.
According 70 our dispatches m oys-
ter famine is impending. God pity the
poorl
The Utes win be removed next spring,
provided, always, that they will agree
10 60.
Two yohng men, brothers, were
frozen 10 death I'm Middle Park last
week.
Nc. 3 train came In at II O'Clock
(railroad timel, and had al emigrant
car attached.
1t seems strange 70 state that they
are just adopting the bank check sys-
TEN IN Austria.
Highest temperature yesterday lGo;
lowest 49, below zero; highest velocity
OF wind u miles nm hour.
The court house Is n busy place these
days. Nearly everybody goes up there
10 ''see what Is going on"
From present prospects we are led TO
believe that n great many people will
keep ''open house, tomorrow.
The proposition Is made TO educate
the yourg Ute Chief s~ayarro, who has
aided the commissioners materially.
Business has been quite dull In the
city since the cold snap came on, but
on yesterday 1t showed signs Of revival.
Turkey and Greece are claiming at
tention now. Well, turkey and grease
are very appropriate subjects for the
holidays.
In addition 10 the "Polar Points" ON
first page, thoro will be found n list Of
.szeroedr cities Of the south on our
second page.
The wreck Of No. 10 train Is still in
the ditch at Lodge Pole. The cars
will probably he gotten on the track to-
day or tomorrow.
Yesterday was AN eventual day on
the Union Pacific road. Two COLI
sions, d Itaining both passenger trains,
is a pref y strong record.
This Is the day that, according to
Tice, Siii DO the coolest In 1000 years.
| Hot scotch and Tom and Jerry on
draught Mt tho usual places.
s~apavanaro Is n failure as chief OF the
Utes. The southern Utes do not rec
ognize his authority and he has not suf-
6cient ability TO control them.
The LEADER will on tomorrow
morning publish the list of persons who
viii keep open house on New Years
day. Send In your names to-day.
The customary orders have been Is
sued for the officers Of the army and
navy ut Washington to pay their re-
spects TO the president on New Years
day.
Handsome invitations have been Is
sued for the German 10 be given on the
evening Of January 9th, ut Fort ID. A.
Russell by the officers OF the Sd cav-
airy.
The statement In the LEADER In re-
gard 10 q supposed ghost In Cheyenne,
is by some considered mere talk, but
the full facts may be looked for In q
very short time.
One Of the Denver papers fears foul
play because u visitor left his hotel very
suddenly and hasn't been heard of
since. Nothing more simple; he just
skipped his board bill.
As will be seen elsewhere, court has
adjourned until Jan 1ith. There re-
mains but little to be done now except
TO dispose Of a few chancery matters
and the settlement OF bills Of exception.
Deer, antelope, elk, and nearly all
kinds Of game are being brought into
Cheyenne In great abundance. Game
OF all kinds in Wyoming appears to be
just rs plenty now rs It was ten years
ago.
IL seems to DO very quiet so far ~
political matters are concerned. There
may he u large number OF candidates
for mayor and councilmen, but Mt pres
emit they are not making themselves
very numerous
Tho old supply house, back Of tho
d~ispatcher's Office Of the U. z. road, has
been taken over TO the round house TO
be converted into an Office for MI. T.