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THE DAILY BJtiJti : OMAHA THURSDAY JCNEi , J882 ElID &c OOr The Only Exclusive holesale Hardware House XEST 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET. OMAHA . NEB. CT. OT. oo- WHOLESALE DRY GOODS , Boots and Shoes , OMAHA , - - - - - NEB. j O. rIE1. . XXtBT U DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS. Window and Plate Glass. ' * t3"\ojoee contemplating hullalair store , bank , or any oticr flno front , will find It t their ad- ' ccrrespaml with ui bofoio purchasing their Plato Glass. C. F , GOODMAN , OMAHA NEB. THE MOLINE STOVE ! Thoymaho a specialty of COOKING STOVE3. and have this ye r p'a'cd In the market ongckthaMOVTKCONOM > ) Avu JISf Si UHrACroKY STOVK3 ever made. They make beta Plain and extension top , and gairamco all their goods. Vhe agents ( or tbo company ure. PIERCY & BRADFORD , DEALERS IN- Furnaces. Fireplaces. Heaters ' KM * ' ZV3C t , JXT VCT 3E3 OC. S3 , GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. 1211 FAENAM STREET. OMAHA NEB. GERS Manufacturing Company , -MAKERS OF THE- Finest , Silver Hated Spoons and Fork The only and IV ( I ttlonol plato that original firm of l is giving for In- Rogers Bros. atanco " ulnglo All our Spoons , Forks nnd plated Bpoon a Knives plated triple thloknosa with the greatest plate uly on of care. Each I the a o o 11 o B lot being hung on a scale while where expo d being plated , to wear , thereby Insure a full de making a single posit of silver on plated Spoon them , wear aa long asa Wo would cell a triple plated especial attention one. tion to our eivc- Orient. Tinned All Orders In the West should bo Addressed to . HUBEEMAilE , Wholesale Jewefer , OMAHA NEB. Business Directory. Aburnct and Re l httato. JOHN L. UoOAQUE , orroslta foot O M. W , n. BARTLKTT 817 Bflalh 18th Btreet. Architects. JUFRKNK & UKNDKl&IOIUr , ARCUfTEOT8 Room It Crelghton Block. A. T. I.AROK Jr. . Room S. Cinlthton Block Boot ! and Uhoet. JA1IK3 DiVINE A 00. , fine Boots and Shooo. A rood smortmtnt tomt woi * on hand , cornet 12th nd IUrn y. raos. KRICKSON , a E. cor. loth od DonjUs. JOHN PORTUNATU8. Ill 10th street , m nut cturfs to order food wort tt Mr price * . Unnlrtnir don * . Bed Spring * . LARRIMKn M nnf ctuTr. 1S1T DonrUnrt. Oookt , News and OUtlonery. J. I. mttRHAPV tniK Fimhftm Stnel Oultor nd Eggs. KcSHANK & SCUUOBDKlt , the olclwt a uxt K. lOtwo In Nfhnnka til > Il h il 1876 Omkho. CK.11UAL , RKSTAURANT , HUH. A. UTAH , ualhwoit corner lethuid DoJco. Beet Board for tne lionrjr. fUttafkctlon Gu r ntccd. kl til Hourt. Beard by the D jr , Week or Month. Good Tonns for C8h , Knows Ruppltnl. Uirrlasos and Road Wagons. VM ENYDF.lt , 14th and Iltrnov Streets. Clothing "ought. I. UARRI4 wilt pay klghMtOiuhnrlco for second unJ clothlnr. GorncrilOUi Mid Farahun. uewo or * . JOHN DAUilKK 1SU Fftrnhtm fltretl. Junk. H. BBIlTnOUVIl in and MoUJ. Lumber- Lima and Dement fOSTRR & ORiV earner 8th and UmttUo Dte. Lamp * and Ulauware. I. nONKHR 1809 Doailw fit. Hood Variety Marcttant Tailor * . 0. A LINIXJUEST , Jnc ol our mon popular Merchant Tailors It re elvlng tlio latest designs lor Bprlng and Eomuici Icods ( or gentli-mcn a wear. Styllili , durable , ind pricoa low M orer SIB 13th bot. Douj.A Fam. Millinery. IBS. 0. A. RlNdKR , Wliotcfalo and RcUll , Fan y Ooodo In great variety , Zephyrs , Card Boards , Joslery , Gloves , Coneta , Ac. Cheapest llouw In the West. Purchasers nave 80 per cent. Onltr 1y Hall. 116 Fifteenth Street. Foundry. lOUN WKARNB&BONR cor. UthA JarknonM * r lour and Feed. JMAOAOIIY MILLS , 8th aud Faxnhun 8U. . , proprietor * . Qrocors. L HTEVKN8 , Slat between Owning and Itar r. A. llcSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cnmlng Street * . Mardnate , Iron and titeel. OLAK A LANOWOimiy , Wholesale , 11 tut 12 Uth street A. HOLMES oorno 1Mb and California. Harness. Qaadles , Ad. 0. WEIBT to ISth St. bet F rnlUrricT Hatola flNFIELD nOU3KQoo. Canflold.Sth & Farnhau JOBAN UOUSE , P II. Cary , BIS FarnhimBt SLAVEN'S I10TEL. F. SUvon , 10th St. ( onthrm note ) Gun. llamol nth > t Lonvenwortb run * , ( Minuend Oils. KUUN & CO. Fin 9 i"ano Uoods , Oor. llth and Dontict .troeta , T. 1. WniTEnOOTE , Wholceala&llotaU , 16th et. 0. FIELD , 2022 North Sldo Cumlng Street PAUR , nnifg1 t. lotn nil TTonard Streets. Onntliu. ) H. PAUL .WlltUmn HlnrK Cor. 16th \ Doiljo. ur > uuua noiiona , etc. JOHN n. F. LKitM.'LNN & CO. , 4 w York Dry Uooaa Utoru. 1S10 and ISIS Farti ham street. _ j. 0. Enewold also horitu and dhoM & Piclflc rurunura. l t. OBOES , New and fl&oond Hand Tnrnltort id GtOTco , 1114 Dcuzias. Highest caih prlct ild for second hand goods. BONNEB 1C39 Donrla' Ik. Fine eoocU fte rrco work * . OMAEA FENCE CO. JOCT. miESArCC UlBHarneySt , Imprort d Ice Boxea , Ircr aca Wood Fences , OMc. UlnvA rVirinrrt * ? > nA KnH Walnnft. ROSKNFELD 10th St. . bet /r. & Hai Heiri eraton , Unnneld'a Katont. OOOD1IAN 1th Ht befc. Farn. i ui * rit ana I ODACCO. WEST & FKIT8CBKR , manafacturere of Cljara tnd Whobsalo Dcalorol n TobAccoa , 1S06 Daaglaa ff. F. LOUKNZKN manufacturer 1410 Farnhain Florin. A. Conaghno , plants , cut flowers , floods , ccqnctt etc. N. W. cor. 10th and Doucha etioctl CO To CRAtO'S Green Hou o 17th nnj Wcbi'or itrret , for 'Unls , BjuqucU , I'.oweru , Floral Dcelgni , 6c. Uivn ciii-inoara and ourvojom. ANDREW ROSEWATER , Ordgbton Block , 'own butvcyo , Orado and 8owerago Syttomi a Specialty. Uommmion Mercnonu. JOHN O.7IL LI3.U11 Dodge Street. 0 B. O'.EMKK. For details BOB large adTertlte- mcnt In Dallv and Weoklir. . Oornlco Work * . Postern Oornlco Works , Manufacturer ! Iroti loralco , Tin , Iron and Bl&to llooQlng. Ordort rom any locality promptly executed la the best manner. Factory and Office 1218 Ilarney St 0. SPEOIIT , Proprietor , ialvanlzed Iron Cornices. Window Caps , etc. , manufactured and nut up in any part of thr country. T. SINIIOLD tie Thirteenth etroet Crockery. J. BONHER 1800 Douirlu itreel. Good line. Clothing nd'Furnlihlng ' Oav t , DEO. H. PETERSON. Alao Dftto , Cape , Boot * , Shoe * Notlona and Cutlery. 801 B. 10th street. Bhow Oa o Manuractory.l O. J. WILDE , [ aautacturer and Dealer In all kinds ol Bhow Cases , Upright Case ] , & : , 1317 Cun St. FRANK L. GElllIAltD , proprietor Omaht ! how Cooo manufactory , 81S South 16Lh street , letwcen Lcavcnworth and H rcy , All trarrontod Drst-cIaiH. ovea and mwaro. A. BURUESl'ER , > oaler In Otorcs and Tinware , and Manufacturei f Tin Roof * and all klnJi of Building Wojh , Odd Fcllowe * Block. v , BONHER , 1809 Douglas Bt , oed and Ohezp Oeedi. . KVAK8 , Wholesale and Befall Beod Drlllc and Cnltlrators OddKcllo- Hall Physician ! and Surgeons , W. D , GIBBS , U. D. , Boom No" i , OielghtOD Block , Hth Street. P. 8. LEISENR1MG , Id , D. Maaonlc Block. . . L. 1IAUT , 11. D. , Eye and Ear , opp , postotnoe DR. L. B. ORADDY. ) cnlUt and Aurlit. B. W Uth and Farnham Bte Photograpnen. GEO. HEYN , PROP. Grand Central Gallery , tit Blxteenth Btred. ear llatonlo Hall. Blrtt-cUa * Work and Prompt- we gnaranteep Plumblnjc , Oas and Gteam FJltlng. . W. TARpy & CO. , J1612 Bt , bet Karnham and Dough ) . Work promp yattcnded to. D. 7ITZPATKIOK , ixiuglu Btrool. elntlnc an upor angina , 1KNRY A. UOSTKRH. HI Podge Etrtel. 6hoo Oloret. 'hllllpLan MKamha > n t tiet 18th it lilh. Uecuna Mana utoro. EBKIHB & LEAK , 1118 Dourfas Dt. Now and econd II nd Furniture , House Furntahlng Goods &o. , bouirht and sold on narrow marrlns. Uciuerianor * . IUAB. BIEWB. lOM Farnham bet. 10th ft 1 ltd. 00 Cent Stores. P. 0. BACKUS Farpbam 81. , Fanoy Ooodi Ualooni. HENRY tfAUKMANN , n Ine new brick block on Douglas Btrsel , hat Jwl opened a most ett-gant lloel Hall. Hcl Lunch from 10 to 11 every day , 1 Caledonia " J , FALOONEB CT918th BtiMt LYNCH LA.W IN COLOHADO. How n Prayer Moetlntr Wound u With a Double Hanuinff. Denver Trlr.un . "I don't think the frontier over wil nrssed n lynching BO bold ni tlmt o Belts und Browning , " enid Mr. Illok mnn , the receiver of the land oflle nt Lake City , to n Tribune roporte the other day. "You will romombo the cause. tihorilTGampboll Attempted od to arreal the two mon , you know while they wore in the net of stefilin Bomo furnitnro from n house , lie wa ahot f nd killed instantly-nn nssist ant who TUB with him indontifying the faces of the murderers by the light of a match which wasBtrnck when the demand for surrender was tnndo The murder was committed on the 20tl of lost month , the day wo were to hnro celebrated the Odd Fellows' on niversnry. The sheriff was founder of our lodge , nnd instead of A colobrntion wo had A funeral. A bet 'or follow than Campbell noror tired , The murderers were the keepers ot r dance-hall. They woto arrested that morning and put in jail. Campbell's two brothers , who were mining ni Pitkin , eighty-five miles Awny , were telegraphed to como to Lnko Oily to attend the funeral. That afternoon , the 27th , A rumor was cir culated in the streets thai thcro would bo a pmyci-mootinr. at the house of the dead nhcrif at 11 o'clock. I hnd not the slightest suspicion of the intention , and was among the 100 men ormoro who con- trregattKl near the promises I wat not there Ion ? before I had learned the purpoio of the advertisement , and was not clew in mulling my hands ol ; ho affair. The mon had mot to lynch the murderers. The plan was given out boldly , and as boldly executed , an : ho next d y , when I arose , the in- 'orrrmtion I received bcforo I had reached the broikfast table was , that the lifeless bodies of the two mon wpro hauglng from the cross1 beam of the Gunniton river bridge , below the city. " 11 Did you hoar how the vigilantes proceeded ? " "From the gossip which was circu ated after the excitement and precau tion had died out , I boliero that at east 100 men were in the lynching > arty. I will tell you the occurrence in I framed it from mixed reports , from the 'prayer-mcetinn' the vigi- antes wont to. the jail. The guards , apparently , offered no rcaistanco , and 3etts and Browning wcro taken out. The hands were first bound to their tides. Some of the representative church members of the community are said to have been in the throng who demanded the 'oyo for an eye ar c ; ho tooth for a tooth. ' I do IK t know low true that was. Well , while the men wore being bound , ono of them asked if thcro was not u friend in thu croVrd. A younggambler who had been a frrquenter of the dance hall , and c riei.cl to the doomed mon , shouted .hat ho was a friend , and made a iroak toward the prisoners. Sornc- jody placed the cold miizzlo of a pis- .ol against the eido of his head and old him to skip the town instantcr. . believe that tlio incident was A true nil , because the cpuraesous youth was not soon in the city until a week ater. Everything was done quietly , dispassionately. The two men were marched down the Gunnison road after midnight. Neither of them weakened ; even when the bridge was reached and the cruel nooses were placed about their necks. As effort was made , to save Browning , many in sisted that he did not fire the fatel shot , 'and should not bo lynched for complicity in the murder. Browning woud : have been turned loose , had it lot been for the fact that ho aid ho would bb revenged up- in the witness of the murder. Vhon ho made this threat ho was loomed a better man dead than alive , as everybody knew that , although a [ uiet man , ho was desperate. Juat as he hanging bee was buing ended , and , I understand it , while the ropes were ming arranged for the pulling , the wo Campbell brothers arrived at the cpno , having roao the cighty-five miles by buckboard and in the saddle hat day. The murderers were asked f they had aught to say , and both oolly replied that they had not. They were hanged to a beam which crosses above from truss to truss of the > ridgo. The bodies Wcrp allowed to ianglo ihero until late in the day. 'hey were planted , however , bcforo ho remains of the sheriff were in- orrod. " ' 'Was there any indignation ox- roused against the Jynchinc ? " "Not the least. On the contrary , ho people all thought the act a good > no , and all that could bo heard in the way of comment indicated a fooling if relief and satisfaction , " "I DonVWant That Stuff. " e what a lady of Boston said to her lusband when ho brought homo some medicine to euro her of sick headache nd neuralgia which had made her nisorablo for fourteen years. At the rst attack , therefore , it was adminis- ered to her with such good resultK , hut she continued its use until cured , nd made sn enthusiastic in its praise , hat she induced twenty-two of thu ) cst families in her circle to adopt it o their regular family medicine. That 'stuff" is Hop Bitters. [ Standard , tf Brooding for Marko. Wo arc making many serious mis- akes in breeding by adhering too igidly to color marks. Numerous in- tan cos have occurred in which many a < liable strains of blood have been uined by overlooking prime qualities nd characteristics in order to keep lese to the color line. This applies o horses , cattle , sheep , Logs , ana oven oultry , It is well enough to have iertain defined shapes and types as wdgos ol purity of descent , but when IICBO marks or points arc gained at a aorifico of stamina , quality and en- uranco it is time to halt for a conald- ration. The contest that has been waged over tlio roan or red color of lie shorthorns has boon an injury to hat variety of cattle. So prejudiced laa been the competition in this matter that the very object of their tnprovomont haa been often forgotten , nd at some fairs the judges have pent hours in considering points of olor and minutes only in deciding uestions of slit pe. That the shape nd general make-up of the animal liould bo paramount to all other con- { derations is apparent to every ono who wishes to bread cattle on th armor the market and with profit , > ut we are learning costly .lessons in ur eagerness for color-marks only , The French Lave kept the color of th 1'orclieron horses uniform fo generations , adhering to the grny but they have boon forcoc to admit Hut this splcndii breed ; good as it is , would have been upenor had they not been so particu l r regarding color. Even in Amorici there was for a long time more or lees prcjudico among the owners of thor oughbred horses recording color , The bay , the sorrel and the chestnut wcro all regarded with more favor than the gray , but when the magnificent son ol Lexington , Lightning , swept the race courses of the north , and cut down the previously invincible Planet auc the great Panic , two of the best horses in the country , his color WAS forgotten. Ellorts to got the legs of thb Southdown n little darker has not helped its consti tution , and shortening the noio of the Yorkshire , and keeping close to the white face and legs has not boon of A great benefit to the breed. Among fuwli , the Black Spanish may bo mentioned as positive sufferers from the dotiro on the part of their breed ers to perpetuate certain marks. The striking peculiarity of this breed is its white faco. It has taken years to jet the facd white , and to this day a full plumaged Black Spanish cock with a broad white face entirely frco Tram traces of red is a rarity. Wo iavo the white face , but at a cost that ihades the value of the pccu- iarity sought , for these noble 'owls were a quarter of a century ago among the hardiest and most profitable of any of the breeds , To day they are almost ignored , for they are ill-ahapod , gawky and tender as compared with what they woro. Stamina , consftution ( and vigor sur rendered to the white face , and while they are still good layers , they art ) not classed nmoug our hardiest fowls. The tame may bo said of the Polish varieties , and the white oirlobcn of the Leghorns may ultimately lead to an impairment of their useful quail- ics. It is wise to have cloarly-do- Intd masks to all breeds , but at the same time they should not bo gained at the expense of the natural charao- eristics of the nnimnl or bitd. A nautili Minintor'a Expnrlouoo I am a liuptlat minister , nn t Lefora I over thought ot bolug a clergyman , I graduated in incdlclno , but left n lucrative irnciico for my present profenmontO rcarango , I was lor many yearn n tuf- ercrfrom quinsy ; Thoirma' Kclectlo Oil iur.-d mo.I wai nUi > troubled with loaracueaf , and Thnmns' Eclectic Oil al ways relieved mo. My wlfo'nn I child hnd dlplitho'h , nnd "ThonW Electio , Oil cured them , " and if token in time will : uro seven tnncfl In ten , I am confident t la a euro for the mo-t obitinuto cold ] ur cough , and If , any ono will take a small ttaupoon and half fill it with the Oil , ami ; bcn place the rnd of tlio fljioon in ono lostril xiid draw the Oil out nftho eiioon nlo tlio head by euuQlnc OH hnril an they as they can , until tin Oil falls iuti tlio , hroat , aud pract'co that twlcunVcek , I lon't care how ( TeiiBivo their head n < ay ) " , it will clean It out and euro the < nt.xrrh. [ Tor de.ifiicEs nndcaracho it haa donoj won- luri to inv certain knowlorigi * . It U thu icly nicdiciiiH tlubbid patent _ nndicine .hat . I over felt llko recomuicmlii g , and I nm very anxious to eeo it in every pl.ic < - , or I tell vou tl.ot . I would no bo without tin my li'ra < ( j for uny cumi 'erati ' n. I am iiuw buirrrlnxwith u pain lilio Kluunia irm la my rlftht limb and noUiiuf ; re loves ino like Thoiuab' E Ifctriu Oil. Dn. U. P. OIUNK , Corrj' , Fa. Fa.A A Double Advance. , Wnll Street Unly. wB. In the uuto-bellum. days a Now fork otato grocer , raised , the -prioo of a certain grudo of tea from'"three lullings" to forty five cents ; and an old farmer who came in with a barrel of eider-vinegar to sell could hardly rodit his senses when teld his favor- to brand cf tea had advanced Eovoinl ontfl per pound. "What on uirth is the reason for his sudden raisb ? ' ho inquired. "Scwcity of tea-cheats , " was the > rief answer. "Well , do you want my vinegar ? " "How much ? " "Eight cents a gallon. " . "I .only paid you seven for the ost. " "Yes but cider haa riz , you BOO. " "What hau brought cider up ? " skod the astonished grocer. "Scarcity cif bung-holu plugs , " was ho quiet but furious reply. They looked nt each other without winking and then tea dropped back o thirty-eight and cider to seven ents. Preserving Moata. Recently a largo number of 'now ' > roceBHcs have born brought out in 'his ' country and Europe for prcnorv- ng meat , fub , and other subatanc'es mployed for human food. They all nvolve the use of some .antiseptics ifferent from these that have lone boon employed , such as salt , sugar , nd nitrate of potash. In most of hem some compound of boron is cm- ) loyed , A strong prejudice 'exists , md most likely alway will exist , nd most likely always will exist , gainst thrsn and all similar sub- itanccs. The majority nf people dis- ko the idea of using "drug rtoro pro- mrationb" in their daily food. They oak upon them in the light of medi- iuos that ate only to bo w.o.d in cnso f sicktus' , and as detrimental to the ystem in times of health. It is very oublful if meat or fish can bo gonur- lly sold in a market if it is ktiOiVii ia > , other chemicals than salt wcro Hud to efl'oot its prusorvation , Flesh , sh , and fowl were all preserved by 10 process brought out by Prof , Imageo some fifteen years ago. The irocoss employed was u strictly scion- iflo ono. and the results obtained were _ highly sitisfaotory. Articles ropared in this country in rnidsum- nor reached England in good condi- on , and were oaten with relish. The act , however , that a small quantity of ulphurio acid was present in them rerouted them from being used nd set the public against torn. It is certain that many regotabla and animal substances can > e preserved by the employment of joracic acid , and for all that anyone mows the substance- not injurious , 'ho circumstance , however , that it is ot positively beneficial to the human futem , and tint no ono knows its [ feels when ueod continuously for a ; rcat length of time , will lead people .o bo very cautious about it , and will > robably cauau them to condemn it in dvanco. Buoklin'B Arnica , Salve. The BEST SALVB In the world for Cut * , 3ruUea , Horoi , Ulcer * , Halt lUieutn , Fever lores , Tetter , Oliappod llanda , Chilblains , lornu , and all skin eruptions , aud nosl- ively cur en piles , It Is gunrantoea to Iva tatlofocllon or money refunded , 'rice , 25 cento per box , For ale by O , F , Goodman SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK -OF- : Men's , Boys" and Children's CLOTHING Beady for Inpeotion ? AT POLA'CK'S CLOTHING HOUSE. The Lowest Prices Guaranteed , 1310 Farnam Street , Near 14th. , iIrvrlC oJ The Oldest Wholesale and Retail JEWELRYHOUSE in Omaha. Visitors can here find all novelties in SIL VER WARS. CLOCKS , Ricn and Stylish Jewelry , ihe Latest , Most Artistic , and Choicest Selections in RECIOUS STONES and all descriptions of FINE WATCHES at as Low Pri ces as is compatible with honorable dealers. Call and see our Elegant New Store , Tower Building , corner llth and Farnham Streets. THE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE IN TUK WKSTI General Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos and Organs manufactured. Our prices are as Low as any Eastern Manufacturer and Dealer. Pianos and Organs sold for cash or installments at Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock of Steinway Pianos , Enabe Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi anos , and other makes. Also Clough & Warren , Sterling , Imperial , Smith American Organs , &c. Do not fail to see us before pur chasing. MAX MEYER & BRO. , , MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES ! Large Stock Aways OB Hard. SWEY & STONE , ' RE ! OECHAKD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. , O A R P E T S I G RO C E RSI S. W. WYATT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lath , Shingles , SASH , DOOBS , BLIPS MD IOULDIM 15th and Cuming Sta. OMAHA. NEB STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS We keep on band a full and complete line of PANOY AND STAPLE STATIONERY of description. Pooket-Booka oyery - Gold Pans. Penolle , Inka , Muoiiaje , , ? Envelopes ; Visiting Playing \ Regret , Dinner and Birthday Cards , &o , , &o. Give us a oalj , . 1 OILMAN R. DAVIS , & CO. I , 15th Street ! ,0pp , Poatoffioe ,