The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
CRY. COLORADO. san RDAY FEBRUARY II. 1855
DOMESTIC NEWS.


= Cattle in New Mexico are wintering well.
Ex-Marshal Jewell died at New Haven.
No choice of senator from Michigan yet
Ex-Governor Morgan, of New York, is
dead.
Ogden has forty saloons. License, 5000
each.
Boston will soon be Illuminated by the
electric light.
Mr.. Arthur has given his last reception
for the season.
Frank james second trial will not occur
until next week
There are Al 100000 bushels of grain in
sight at Chicago
The sum of s415 900 IN silver dollars
was coined last week.
Smallpox is less prevalent all over the
west than last winter.
Ten feet of snow has fallen this season at
Watertown, New York.
Charles Il. Thorne, the actor, died sud-
denly in New York. aged 43.
The house is on the forty-fifth page of
the tariff-one-third through
There are twenty convicts in the United
States penitentiary at Laramie.
Heavy rains visited Missouri, Iowa,
Kansas and Dakota on Tuesday.
The young ladies of Rawlins, Wyoming,
have organized gymnastic club.
Mrs. Ella Newton was burned with her
house last week in Bellevue, Idaho.
New counterfeit So gold pieces have
made their appearance At Washington
Commodore Francis Morris, of the United
States navy, died at Newport on Monday.
The United States made last year 1923
1913 tons of pig iron, an increase over any
previous year.
A bill regulating freights and railway
fares was passed by the house of the Ari-
zona legislature.
The clear1ngs for the past week from the
leading exchanges OF the country show 4
favorable outlook.
The constitutional prohibitory amend
ment passed the Maine senate with only
three opposing votes.
Collender's billiard table factory, at
Stamford, Connecticut, was burned on the
14th. Loss, s225 600.
The loss of Kansas cattle by the recent
blizzard is said to be very small, amount
ing to about two per cent.
Investigation into the alleged bribery in
connection with the Michigan senatorial
contest was begun Tuesday.
A hotel thief was captured in Chicago
who had in his possession 925 shares of
Denver Circle Railway stock.
At Fort Bridger, Wyoming, the ther-
mometer went down to fifty below zero
during the first week in February.
Calamity Jane" is in trouble, having
been arrested in Missoula county, Montana,
on charge of selling liquor to Indians
Ore million men are employed in the
lumber business in the United States
There is an invested capital of $500, coo. 600.
Winds have blown much of the snow
off the ranges along the Union Pacific. and
cattle are out of danger. Losses, quite
light.
1t is likely that the Kansas City rolling
mills Will soon begin operations again, un-
der the management of Captain Ira Harris,
of Cleveland.
4 strange and fatal disease has broken
out among horses in the Indian territory.
The animals fall dead without previous
symptoms of affection.
The postoffice department was closed on
Wednesday last-thc occasion of the
funeral of Ex-Postmaster Jewell-out of
respect to the memory of deceased.
In the star-route trial, on Thursday,
Reerdell withdrew his plea of not guilty,
and pleaded guilty. lie said he did so for
the sake of truth and his family"
young lady, born and raised in Idaho,
who had never seen railroad or steamboat,
recently went east. They had 10 blindfold
her before they could get her on beard of
the train.
The Mexican soldiers have gained an
other victory over the Apaohes on the bor-
der of Sonora and chihuahua. One hun
drcd Indians were killed and sixty taken
prisoners.
1t is said that when the trial of Frank
James is called at Gallatin, Missouri he
will be positively identified by responsible
party rs having taken part in the Winston
train robbery.
A half-inch fall OF red, or crimson snow
is reported at the head OF the Big Laramie.
Wyoming, which occurred q few days ago,
by Mr.. Dan johnson. On being melted the
water was rcd,