The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-28

Prayer meeting ct the P~pesbytsrisn
church tins evening at 7530s subject:
Luke i5.l-lo. An are cordially invited
TO attend.
The Nova Cseszrez Harmony lodge
No. 2, of Cincinnati. Ohio, Is said To
be one of the wealthiest Masonic lodges
in the world Its investments are
worth over $500. 900.
The Sovereign grand lodge of the in
dependent order OF Odd Fellows, in SEES
sion at Cincinnati, passed appropriate
resolutions on the death of President
Garfield, and the pages Of their proceed
ings Of that day, September 20, are in a
mourning border.
A considera BILE portion of the body OF
the late President Garfield was not in
TERED at Lakeyiew. The surgeons
who conducted the autopsy have re-
served several organs, the eleventh rib
and a portion OF the vertebra, accord
ing to a telegram on first page
Guiteau t~elegraphed Mr.. Scoville in
Chicago yesterday to secure Emory
Storrs as assistant counsel for the as
sassin's defense. Scoville Is Guiteau's
brother-in-law. and is visiting in Wis
cousin. Scoville's son says his father
will probably defend Gulteau, but he
does MT know.
The proof Of the statement that good
spirits will bring extremes to a common
level, was shown the other night when
a very little man and o very large man
went along Eddy street each trying to
hold the other up, and the efforts in
both cases proving futile. They came
to a common level.
Deputy-sheriff Martin arrested a man
named E. B. Purdy yesterday on the
charge Of horse stealing, at the instance
Of Sheriff Boswell, OF Laramie City.
The man had the horse in his posses
sion, and claims that it is his property,
he having purchased the same. Purdy
is here awaiting the arrival of Sheriff
Boswell.
A party of four went out to the Nine
Mile ranch last Sunday, and 1.-THE two
boys" when they were ready to return.
quietly drove OF, leaving the rest Of
the party behind, who assured their
friends that although the air was cold
they were two awfully hot men, who
walked into the city in the wee sma'
hours D. the night.
There were two fine cars for the San
Francisco street lines GU one of the
treights In the yard yesterday. One
was a bright, pretty coach from the
Jones car manufacturing company, OF
Schenectady, N. Y, designed for the
Market street and Golden Gate divi.
sion of the Geary street Park & Ocean
railway, and the other was an observa.
ton car for one Of the endless cable
lines.
The ladies Of the reading room asso
citation are on deck again, and say, Ii
you want u good supper, go to the read
ing room tomorrow night and get it,
Supper will be served at. from 9 to 1C
O'Clock, and all for 25 cents. The pro.
ceeds will be used in paying the rent on
the building the society occupies; and
by patronizing the entertainment you
will get a good supper and help a good
cause.
If one per cent of the mineral terri.
tory, under the method and disadvant-
ages of the past las already made oui
country chief among the precious
mineral producing nations Of the world
the magnitude and advantages of the
mining industry of the future. promise
not only to be wonderful and astonish-
ing, but already demands the careful
consideration and wisest action on the
part Of the best financiers and legisla.
tors that the country affords Mining
Rerieto.
The wind Of Friday night blew down
WV ShAhAuoyo oh bno COAiCBC uOLulibOLys
Fort Collins Express. That is a
very partial wind they have down In
Collins which only blows down the
chimneys of one building. Winds uni
versally have the reputation of blowing
down chimneys. In the old farm
houses back in the states, the most
mournful music Of the winter Is the
wind blowing down the chimneys and
whistling around the corners. 1t is
an instrumental accompaniment for
stories Of ghosts and COLLINS and other
innocent fancies Of childhood. Strange
then that nature should limit this
blessed privilege Of shadowy forms in
Florida garments and other delicious
fancies which can only be suggested by
the wind blowing down the chimneys,
to n solitary building, and two lonely
chimneys.
A Mining Decision.