The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-09-30

ST never heard about the circus row
until to-day. 1t couldn't have been at
Rawlins, for there has only been one
circus there in a long time, and there's
folks right here now who know Clabe
made no trouble there. Clabe has been
arrested once, and 1 believe it was for
striking a man with a revolver. People
thought the fellow ought to have been
struck down, for he was defaming a
woman. Clabe has never been a man
to get in fights since 1 knew him. He
was quiet, kind, liked by my boys, and
has plenty of friends"
A ranchman was asked about Clabe's
life at Mrs. Castles. He said: II
know that he had a separate room
regularly, and he was sleeping in it
when the crowd arrested him."
1t being clearly evident, from all
that was heard, that some one connect
ed with the arrest Of Clabe Young had
talked suspicious and rumors, rather
than facts, some of u local officers
were seen. All who had any connec-
ton with the arrest, or who during
Friday had anything to do with the de-
t~ective, Potter, agreed that a greater
braggart and blowhard was never seen
in the territory. At the time of Clabe
Young's arrest, he hung back until
Clabe was secured and tied and then
stood guard over him all day. Bill
Young was at Tom SUMS ranch, work
ing in the carpenter shop, and suspi-
eious of nothing He could have been
captured for the trouble OF going for
him, but the detective never offered to
do it. Clabe was hurried off to Raw
Inns and thence by special train to
Cheyenne. Here the detective had
himself interviewed and talked very
fresh. At the Jail, he took
in at one time a party of
friends to look at Young like a bear
In a menagerie, and at others rudely
refused admittanco to men who be-
lieved they had a right to See him.
Tom Sun was among those refused ad-
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sat down on him and told him what
they thought of him. Potter insisted
on loading down Young with manacles
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whi,o r.marL. wara uod. wh,,, -
anv,h;ro h., comn,,man,.rv 70 bio
oonraaa In Tho ,ra,n ,a.tard., uhon
he gas about [sstting ont for
Danvar WITH his nri.ona- no ,oro-
ad tho train IN woit rnti, he
conld .and to th. court bor.a for
the warrant and reou,sition which be
nod tornot,on a. h,s tr.n,aa,i,n VIII.
the train waa wa,tina be omcion.lv
ten. anv ono from snoatino to vonnn
Though Il could have hasn dona in his
nresence His entira couraa una. 40
obviouslv that If a man davo,d n ,anse
and fplI Of disnlav of what be tbonobt
his exploit. that one man told him in
plain words the opinion the crowd had
of him.
TIL. eporter afterward asked ono n,
the man who was with tho MARTY at
Sand creek what e thouoht of the de-
~tective. He renlied warmly.
.sI think he ia a coward
Public opinion in the matter ia so
far as we have been able To learn. that
while the Young brothers NAV have
been CHARGED with crimes In Tsras |
thew have not been living the lives of
desperadoes here. There are minors
concerning tbefts of CATTLE committed
by them. and an organization of which
tbeysare the head. It would be strange
indeed. however. If law could not he
carried ont in wyoming II It ia VIOLATED
in hat respect.
Bill Young was formerly in the en-
ploy of Seariobts. Init for two wears ba,
been foreman for Tom Sun. who runs a
herd of &. 600 to 7. 600 head. CIabe WAS
formerly with the .71n out6t- and 9th.
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