The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-29

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Catholic fair.

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attendance at the Catholic fair,
81. JdIb's CAtB0le fair Will open
THIS evening al the Dramatic tbsateT.
The estate a us Late CSI-i JaLH
E~tits0H, II Colorado, Is estimated tsk
worth S510O00.
4 yogng nAl Famed T. b. Cairns.
wEs shot in IleEyeT uhs otter nig8a ~
. maH named Jos. HErkstL
business Was dan In Cheysnns yester-
day and good fires were more In demand
than anything else that could be found.
Dancing every evening at the CathO-
Lie fair. The price of admission enti-
ties the guests 10 the privilege o. dane
ing.
The LEADER will publish next Sun
day morning as usual, notwithstanding
the fact that Saturday is New Years
day.
Highest temperature yesterday 2io;
lowest "a below zero; highest velocity
Of wind u miles an hour; snow fall in
the past a hours .O6 Of an inch.
Distinct court. will v again to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock, but probably no
business Of importance Twin be done
until the next meeting Of the court
Several COWS and other horned cattle
were roaming around last night and
the night before, believing and looking
for shelter from the storm and cold.
This is Iset.y bad weather for tramps,
and the few who arc at present making
Cheyenne their temporary stopping
place, are easily. spotted by thepoliea.
The carnival Of crime continues all
over the country. Crime seems TO be
moving like an irresistible wave. The
gastly results are detailed In our dis
patches.
Services preparatory 10. Communion
will he held at the Congregational
church this evening at "a O'Clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. Communion next
Sabbath morning.
Judge Peck's bible class Mt the NJ. 4.
churca has been suspended temporarily
owing TO the protraeted meetings now
being held there. The class will 10 re-
sumed after these meetings are ended.
Owing TO tine cold weather OF yester-
day the hearing in the Ease OF Daniel
Rice was postponed until this after
noon. IL was feared that Cox, the
wounded man, would suffer by expos
ure. hence the postponement.
The writ Of habcas corpus on behalf
OF Lord Charles Pelham Clinton has
been dismissed in New York, and Clin-
ton has consented 10 return 10 Utah.
Clinton Is a noted confidence man., and
has beaten Utah men out of big sums.
There was a general impression over
town yesterday that Charles Francis
Adams was aboard OF No. 3 train,
which was the cause OF the sudden and
severe cold weather. but such was no.
the case. II was an Alaska wavo that
struck ms.
There were 20 old Colorado miners
on the Colorado Central train yester-
day who were destined for the famous
silver mines OF Sonora, Mexico. A
New York company owns several
claims at Sonora, and has engaged
these miners 10 develop them. They
are now en- route TO San Francisco
whence they will depart in u steamer
for Mexico.
The work OF the Ute treaty Is all un-
done. S~apavanaro, the chief OF all tho
utes, says that they will not leave their
reservation 10 60 TO the lands allotted
TO them by the stipulations Of the treaty.
They claim that they did not so under
stand the provisions Of tho treaty and
and would not leave the valleys. There
must be n fight or n backdown on the
part OF the government.
There are at least two or three par
Ties In Cheyenne Mt present who can
properly bc distinguished as "money
hunters" That IL TO say they mako II
their business TO 10 up learly in. 1.-THE
morning and take regular and syste-
matte trips around the business blocks,
looking for stray quarters, ETC., that
have been accidentally dropped. Some
times they strike n bonanza.
The father OF Mr.. T. A. Davies, mas
ter mechanic OF the Cheyenne railroad
shops, had his hands bsdly frozen on
Monday night while going home from
the business part OF the city. He did
not wear gloves, thinking the weather
not cold enough for that, and his hands
frozc before he became aware OF the
fact. lie is6i years of age and the ac-
cident goes very hard with him.
We interviewed Capt. Smith on yes
tcrday in regard to Sidney and its
present business prospects. lie says
that while some branches Of business
are dull at that point, yet, ON the whole,
matters are looking very favorable and
bid fair 10 be better In the fusure. We
are gratiiied 10 know that Sidney has
materially changed from what II used
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