, 1884-12-20
THE GANG GOES.
A Unanimous Stampede is Made by
the Roanders.
A Few Gamblers Stand Pat and Will
be Tried.
Some Lively Raids Made on Dis.
reputable Places.


the streets yesterday.
The case of Bradley who was arrested
foi being a vagrant, was postponed yes
terday but will be heard to-day by Justice
Lee. 1t is generally understood hat he
will make a hard fight in the courts. The
case will, to a certain extent, be Il test
one, and will attract considerable atten-
ton.
The three tramps arrested by Sheriff
Sharpless and confined in the County Jail
were released yesterday morning and were
told to go in a straight line and to go hard
and fast. When last seen they were APP
parently bound for Denver and were in a
hurry to reach their destination.
The two women arrested in the row
adjoining the alley west Of Eddy street
and south of Seventeenth street, were
brought before Justice Fisher during the
Afternoon. The woman who was found
in a room with a colored man and who
gave her name as Annie Carly, changed
her mind and her name yesterday and she
was accordingly booked as Maud Carter.
Addie Shucks and the gentle Maud were
bound over until to-day for trial and their
lease upon the ladies parlor at the City
Jail was extended accordingly.
Professor Wymau, the vcntriloquist,
and a boy named Frank Felix, who wcre
captured Thursday night, had a hearing
before Justice Fisher yesterday. The
evidence did not warrant a conviction and
the oily professor blandly asked the Court
to give him a certificate to hat effect
He stated that he had made arrangements
to give an entertainment at Fort Russell
and that he wanted the certificate in order
to furnish General Mason. the post COM
mandant, with documentary evidence of
the snowy purity and marvellous sim
plicity of his life and character. a
During the day Officer Sullivan cap
tured an ostensible gambler known as
Stratton. S~tratton is said to be a man Of
dubious principle and is suspected of be-
ing implicated in the recent robbers. 1t
rs stated hat he has served a term in the
penitentiary. He is out of Jail on bail
and viii have a hearing to-day.
A fellow named Lance, a chum of
STATIONS, was among those who were
yesterday given a gratuitous use of the
rotunda OF Marshal Schnitger's Hotel
He is a victim Of that vague and indef-
mite charge known as general principles,
and will probably be invited to eat his
Christmas dinner as far away from Chey-
enne as possible,
Jack Harris, a we'll known man about
town, was arrested during the afternoon.
He was missing all ofthe previous evening
but was found by Officer Sullivan yester-
day. He was locked up in the City Jail
but his release was secured about 9
O'Clock, upon his promises to leave The
city within an hour. Shortly after he was
released from jail he went to the depot
and boarded a freight train for Laramie
City.
G. w. Beldon was fined 800 by JUS
tlce Lee Tor being a vagrant' he dld not
have one hundred cents and was sent to
Jal. lie Will DE gwen an opportunity 10
skip.
The police continued to Dol Tor crooks
ana dlsrepu'aoie characters last night A
quite thorough rand was made through
the western portion oil the CITY, ana a
number oil arrests followed. About md
night the oiheers visited all oil the dives
kept by colored women and the lower
class OF white ones.
AT n place iour colored women were
arrested. They gave bonds Tor Their ap-
pearance thus morning. AT mother low
resort was found a lot OF soldiers who had
arrived from Fort Laramie during the
forenoon, but they were released upon
Their prompt departure from the prem
ises.
An entrance into another dive was the
signal for an unusual commoton. The
various rooms were visited and a man who
claimed to be a travelling salesman was
found In an embarrassing ~dlshabnle- The
salesman admitted that he had been In
the house since yesterday morning,
claimed that he had an aged father and
mother to support and begged so piteous-
ly that he was released upon the tender OF
sufficient security for his appearance for
trial this morning.
Two rather fiashy and impudent women
who gave the names OF Albelstine John
son and Matte Thompson, were found on
the streets about midnight and were given