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THE EGYPTIAN ouEsrros.

PARls, April ga correspondent says
that Mr.. Rivers Wilson, one Of the mem.
bers Of the Commission appointed by the
Khedive to inquire into the condition Of
Egyptian revenues, had IN interview with
NJ. Waddingtou, Foreign Minister, Thurs.
day, and leaves for Egypt on Friday.
The task Of the Commission, which be.
gins is labor at once after his arrival, Is
no longer regarded either in England or
France as private one, but as an Official
Investigation bound to involve results to
which the Viceroy will have to give or
refuse his approval with the conscious
ness Of the responsibility attached to his
decision. It Is beyond doubt that the
settlement Of this everlasting and dan
gerous Egyptian question In one way or
the other is nearing It's end.
A special from yslo saytthe mutilated
body Of Mr.. osle, the Tlmet correspond.
ent, whose assassination was reported be-
fore, has been found near Parturia.
Ten thousand Turkish troops are in
and near yalo. Insubordination among
them Is increasing, and 1t L. feared that
their desire for plumber, stimulated by
the unpuuished outrages in the neigh
boring villages, may lead them 70 sack
this town, where Thousands Of women aud
children are refuged, unless more foreign
men Of war are sent.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
CALCUTTA, april 5.-In consequences Of
the European political crisis the Indian
Government il considering certain pre-
cautionary measures.
BucHAsEsr, April 5.-Ths Russians
are rapidly building . large and appar-
emily permanent bridge over the Pruth
at Senleni.
CossrAsTSoP1E, April 5.-The Brit
lab iron clad Deyastation arrived IN The
Gull Of Ismail. No more iron clads are
expected in the Sea Of Marmora, but the
feet in the Besaika Bay will atreugth-
ened.
At the last interview between the Sui
tan and Grand Duke Nicholas, the for
mer reiterated his protest against NJ
attempt 70 embark the Russian troops Al
BuiuEdere.
The Turks at Maslak and Buiukdere
are constructing an intrenched camp
They have received artillery and guam
tity Of ammunitions.
The Russians are constructing . bar
racks and Gecumulating provisions st
San steiano.
RUSSIA AND RouStAHTA.
LONDON, April 6.-If the attitude ol
the Roumanian government Is real, mo-
ieigned, It Is difficult to see how rup
ture can be avoided when Russia pro
ceeds 10 enforce the treaty Of San Ste
fano, and collision between Russia and
England and Austria might be brought
In this way. The protest referred to By
Prince Gortschakof in hil conversation
with the Roumanian agent In the eatly
part Of this waekwas brought before ihI
secret sitting Of the Roumanian Chamber
last Sunday by tue members hostile tc
Russia, but no action will be taken unit
the result Of n. BrAtilno's mission u
Vienna Il officially announced TO Ii,
Chambers. II. Bsetiano returns today
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sn as.ss,s Sass sf sssS,ins kIss

PaovrDESos, R L, April GA variety
company from Mozart Garden, Brook
lyn, New York, have been playing this
week in the Opera House, Pawtuekett.
One feat Ia the shooting OF an apple from
the head OF. hand Of arperformer. To-
night Mile. Valente, a traptze performer,
held an apple on her head, and Mrs.
Jennie DoWler, known on the stage as
franklin, was TO shoot the apple. The
shooter stood with her back to the mark,
taking aim by tha reflection 10 n mirror
the rifswas discharged and Mile Yalants
fell dead on the stage. She was shot
through the forehead. Nothing can be
learned Of the victim, who has been on
the public stage but Eve weeks. Mrs.
franklin was taken into custody by the
police.
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PoLIrlCAL NOTES.
Greenbaclker,s Convention.

SAN FgAscIsco, April ga Portland
dispatch says the Gseenbaek State Con-
yention placed in the field the following
ticket: Governor, VI. Melkens; Congress.
man, Prof. T. F. Campbell; Secretary Of
State, W. A. Coles; Treasurer, F. South.
erland; State Printer, D. W. Craig, Su-
perintsndent Of Public IuAdtutions, w.
w. Parker. MT. Butler was nominated
for Prosecuting Attorney Of the Third
Judicial DhtFict and ]. N. Gearing Of
the Fourth. No nominations were made
for the First and Second Districts.
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Obiects 10 ,l,e Trunk Line Rates.

Bosros, April 6.-The Board Of Trade
in considering The action Of the trunk
railroad lthss in notifying the shippers
OF freight oi such discrimination In rates
a. will lahsolve The companies from the
usual accountability for goods in
transit. The adopted resolutions that pro.
posed the change In regard TO ireighA 10
take place 90 tie 10 inst a. was publiah.
ed Ia q eirenlAf issued BY the trnnx rail.
way lines "a al evasion Of 3 loug estAblish-
ed custom and law binding common car.
riers snd is 10 opposition 70 the public
interest and a dangerous innovation.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MILITARY SITUATION.
The Russian Troops in Notion.
Germany Msdia,ins Between Rus
sia and Austria.
An Inspired Opinion of Enslapd's
Demands.
Russia Orders Fifteen Hundred
Torpedoes TO Turkish Coast.
uafasorsbIs Tone of the French
rHE EASTERN QUESTION.
Movement Of Russian Troops.

4
Lospos April 5.-The military situa-
ton Is attracting attention. The Ser
yian occupation Of Bulgaria will relieve
the Russian troops to be concentrated
South Of the Balkans. There are iudica.
tions that the Russian troops lately 81
Sofa and north OF AdriEnopie are nov.
ing toward the southesst. 1t Is now be-
lieved thst the occupation Of the northern
shore Of the Bosphorus by the Russians
would prevent Admiral Hornby from
forcing q passage. Some Russian d.
visions are stationed on the road TO Blu
> yukdere, and total force Of aboutthirty
thousand is collected. within easy striking
distance between these and B1yukdere.
There are some Turkish brigades which
could probably hold the place until as-
sistance arrived. On the Peninsula OF
Gallipoli, or the neiehboring mountain
Of Calair, there sre probably about fifty
thousand Russians, while At salonica and
on the lines Of decentralization there may
be scattered some tii.y thousand or more.
The War Office at St. Petersburg is
dissatisfied with the muster rolls, and Ia
making strenuous exertions TO hurry up
reseryes. All 1.-The recruits In the Capital
were three days ago inspected by the Em.
peror.
Dispatches from Constantinople fore
shadow the fall Of yefk Pasha, President
OF the Council Of Ministers and Minister
Of the Interior, and the reconstruction Of
Ministry in Russian interests.
The Shah OF Persia left Teheran for
Europe, by way Of Tiais, on Wednesday
last. s'l
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says:
An inspired article in the Journal de 81
PaersbHg contains the following sentence:
"The conviction that Englandis demands
are incompatible with the interest OF
Russia and Europe will find firm support
In the public opinion Of this empire, not
withstanding all hope Of a peaceful solu.
ton, Is not yet abandoned.
The Pail Mall Ga.stte hints that II the
opposition endeavors to hinder the Gov.
ernments measures Parliament will be
dissolved, insuring in the present state oil
public feeling IN overwhelming Conserya-
live majority.
Germany is again busily mediating be.
tween Austria and Russia. The papers say
that Russia has ordesed 1900 torpedoes
here, with directions that they be for.
warded to the Turkish coast occupied by
Russia. s.,as
81. PETERSBURG. April 5.-The Aseaes
Russ says: II England should state
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ITALY.
England and the vatican.

RoME, April Sit Ia stated that Eng.
land will raise no obstacles to the
establishment Of relations with the
Vatican bat reserves the right to indi-
cate the basis thereof. The Vatican has
instructed the German Btshops to do
nothing to the prejudice Of negotiations
for re-establishing relations between Ber'
lin and the Vatican.
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san FaAScIsco, April 6.-The Bank Of
California sold several thousand ounces Of
silver 70 the Government yesterday, for
delivery at the San Francisco mint, at =
reserved price, but Ia understood TO be
over SID In Londou. These and the
purchases mentioned yesterday have
cleared from the market nearly al smail
IoiH. ~
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Columbus, 1877 miles, is q cents per
hundred, while to Chicago, 45o miles, it
"a only % cents In car loads.

Sund,sd ,h;l. - Cb;c,go. 4sc mils, 4
:. all o. s.a,s - II s,r losd,
In ,hs eor,.s ~ an interview viii
co1 1ahn.or cb,irm,n of ,bs Commi,
-. Lac, sv.,;rg ". ,,ksa him n ,hs
son, -, n,.;rt, 1 ~ NJ ssn.sncy we're . ,peei
u., ~ vb,. ri. COMMITTEES b.d bee,
hs.-;na M \. difF.rsnt noin,s along The In,
~ ,bs r,il,o,d bs ,enlied m. IL wa,
n. .,id ,hs comnl,int. vs,e npmsrou
- .or,s ~ 49, ~ . ysrv ,.,r,v,,s,
obs,,c,sr For in.tanee. M. Job,
un.b.. :, m.,,b,nt "a Ksv.s, haa ,otm
rl,;nsd ,b.t vbtle bs conld sbin firm;
trre from Marietta 20 Key,er Al Accent
nsr bnndred. ,bs ro.d cbsrprd 81 az ne
hundred ON the same proods from Par
tsr,bpry or Wheeling. Mi. Hughes ala,
,.id tb.t bs wanted to bpy ,one npmp
at Grafton, bu. ,bs ra,s Of freieb. o,
,hsm 10 Ke,,er wa. .o exep,,ivs tbat h,
v.s com nelIed n buv 4. Toledo Ohio. 1,
ord., n ..va f,.i,bt,
r W G,lI.b.r- n Mopnd.ville ts..
,;ssa hsfors tbe con,m;.tee tb.t IN bnvip,
hi, GOOD, in The East bs had ,kem ,hiopes
n Wbsslirs and Then rssbinnss I,
Morrd.v;iIs ., ion,, r.,s. .nd ,h,rah,
savsd "a ne, esr, a. cos, ,n,,sd with vba
the road vopld .b.,e ebsrged him direc
"a Mogndsvii,s. Ia AHA tb.t i. ,,,ss n
.bip pr.;n from Moupd.yills to Balti-
more bnt owing 10 The bi1b rates q,
frsiob. an tbe r, a O had di.continuei
RI. sbinmen,, and nov .ept ,hsm vi, n,
c&p ,osd N pb;l.dslnbia He .l.t
aid tb,. Il, mill tbs Ohio y,lley fror
wo,ts W., had ,nnlisd for Whsslins r,te,
=, tbsir sr,i,s ,binmsn,s, bn. bsd beer
rsfpssd, In eop.eonepee. tbev were com
n.IIsa n .b;n e.. - whssl;,, a, a cont,
-. I hrnd,sd and ,hs,.s b,s,, tbrou,t
Mo,nd.vills n ,be E.,.. He .l.o MI
,bs. n. ,o.d b,a .,.n,sd .nec;.l nrivi
ia.s. M n n,r,,s. I, MounssviIls which
,hsz wo,id No, ur,n. n o,bsr., nor 10 n,
anS,;o mi
M n. s1. Allan ofT,vlo, eountv. tes-
csaa IT,. = = a.. som,.;,,a. @,s., ,b.,,
s.as4 .;ss..L,. - ~ .,a,.;n, .n,o,s 49, , ~
,,a,,s.a,. "a, os,h., conn,v TIN, ,bs F,sigbI
Asa., =. a,.t,on hsd tsin..d - nnt !,
,hs s' g. s..;..t - NIL. ,ha v.isb, ~ ths GOOD,
-. ~ ,Is .,,a brnd,sd n charge,
.hs..aa ~ -, 49,, @ ,.s..,,inr ,bsm from mai
.le''0 .,s",s.;.. 49, - :. - wh.,h., II.
.as sA.. a .a.1.,, - H..,.o s.;d ,h,,
eaa,s'. M, ~. "e.s ~ s0.. 81, 49,. - oos.. f.ar
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oyyicn o1 mn cuIE1 siaaaI oE1sess.
WAlRLIaLoA. D. G. Anvil d-i A. 4

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or partly cloudy weather. north,
west to southwest winds, stationary tenn
perature and stationary or higher pres
sure.
For the Lower Lakes cloudy and rainy
weather, northwest winds and rising ba.
rnmeter.
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Train Robbery q. g. the Texas Pa

NEw oR1EAxs, April6.-A Galveston
Meas special says: The Through Ex.
press train ON the Texas Pacific Railroad
was stopped and robbed last night At
,Eagleford Station. The express messen-
ger and mail agent surrendered without
resistance. The passengers were not mo.
lested. The amount stolen Is unknown.
The robbery is supposed to have been
committed BY the same gang that recently
robbed the trains at Hotehings and Allen
stations on the Central Road.
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BALTIMORE, April 5.-Ths steamer
Lsipsig, Captain Hoffman, from Bremen,
with large cargo and two hundred
steerage passengers. broke shalt just
before entering the Capes. She will ar.
rive In tow tomorrow.
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NEW YoRx, April 5.-The steamship
Baltic, which arrived from Europe to-
day. brought $3.50. 900 in silver bars.
NEw YoRK, April 5.-Arriyed--Balti
Liverpool; Hindoo, Hull.
QukENsrows, April 5.-Arrived-Ne.
ysda, New York.
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Bugbee.

Ixp1AsApoI1s, April 6.-There are no
new deyeloptents concerning the forger.
les Of Joseph W. Bugbee, who Is still
missing. A thorough examination Of
his books and papers Is being made.
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MINOR nr,IELEasA,Is.

The striking weayers Of the Chase
Mills, as Fall river, have decided to sub
NIT the matter Of the reduction OF wages
to arbitration.
Clemens Lloyd, Of Chester, Pa, ago
40, killed his wife and himself 10 day.
Jealousy was the caule.
The will Of the late Madame Res.ell,
ofNew York, has been admitted to pro-
bate.
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BUSINESS EnBARRAssMEaTs.

ctscrssArr, April 5.-Procesdinss in
bankruptcy have been commenced against
Lockwood, snorden & Co., halters, Third
street. Liabilities, $4,000; asaets IN.
known.
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sPRtSoFtKLp, Mass, April 6.-The
New EnRland Methodist Conference At
Westaeld to-dayyoted not 70 admit min.
isters In future who use tobacco,
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Mss ADptr, daughter Of DR.. NJ. s.
Hall, Of Itarri.yills, Richie county, late
member Of the Hou.e Of Delegates, was
married at Harrisyille 90 Thursday, TO
G. D. Mersiek, E.q, Of Psrkersburg. The
young lady ia highly esteemed by her
friends and asquaintancea in Richie
county, aud all unite in wishing her and
her worthy husband a great deal Of hap.
piness. Rev. A. Hale. Of Cameron, wla
The Officiating minister.
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DooaKEzPrR.-Anoug the nomina-
tions for the Office Of Doorkeeper Of the
House Of Representatives appears the
name Of Y. K. Peodleton, President Of
Bethany College and State Superintendent
Of Schools for West Virgins.
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MILWAUKEE,, April e.-JolIey's plan
Ing mill burned this morning. Los. 90
machinery, stock and building $50, 600.
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Iron nI,d Nails.

The Pi.tsbargh Manufacturer Of this
week does not report any material i'm.
proyemsnt in the iron outlook. Itsays
that there is an increased inquiry re-
ported In some quarters for few descrip.
tions OF manufactured iron, but in general
it is not enough TO enable it to announce
an actual improvement in the condition
Of the market. The feeling among man
utacturers is by no means uniform. Some
Of them report considerable increase ol
orders within the psst few dayP, aud are
quite hopeful, while others report that
there is no change, and are as despOndent
as ever.
In the line Of manufactured iron, there
is no improvement to report, notwtth,
standing the decreased product Of the
mills. In regard to nails, IT says: @With
the mills running to only half thsif ca
pacity, the supply Is fully upto the re-
quiremens Of the trade, and the long
hoped for brisk demand Is still DELAYED
Il Is stated that some dealers ia some
parts OF the country who laid in largt
stocks several months ago at the ruinous
prices then prevailing, have been dispos-
ing Of them At prices slightly below
IA..nc;,t;on ratea and thfa has checked
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The Freight Reduction 10 the
East


The reduction OF freigh.s to the East,
over the Baltimore and Ohio road, an
nounced in yesterdays lsrELLtsEscER,
seems to be 10 the nature Of retaliatoty
stroke on the part Of the B. s 0. 10 return
for reduction that went iuto effect at
Pitabursh the day before. The tarif
announced here Is substantially the same
as the rates from Pittsburgh to all points
East. Nails are carried from Pittsburgh
via Harrisburg and the Northern Central
to Baltimore aud Washington at u cents
the came as from Wheeling BY the B. q
o. and to New York at Scents.
Not to be behind the B. & O., the P.W'
& Ky. Yesterday followed suit over i'd
line from Wheeling to all Eastern points,
This gives Wheeling the same rates as
Pittsburgh by that route, and practically
gives our shippers a choice OF routes at
the same psice. The reduction on nails
to Philadelphis will be a matter Of 9
cents saving per kes to such Of the mills
as are shipping BY Sea from that city to
California.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-09

BROAD ACRES AND MISCELLANEOUS,
G G & NJ Gibbs, com g in sec 4, town 2S,
range %, Z L. 100 chs nelly from sw
cor of fraction No. 7, tn 16 chs se'ly
to the Mississippi river, tn nelly
along said river Chs, tn along W line
of Fullerton's purchase to the lake,
tn back to the place of beginning;5
acres being in Fuiierton's addition to
Brooklynd part OF lot Z. sec 4, town
IS, range %,
A r Kiefer, 2 acres in sec
4, I %. R %, bounded
Ii by John Benson and
Joho 0lsop's land w hv
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EvERxBODx,s BUSINESS.

KING SoLoMoN's TEMPLE, so spacious
and magnificent, was built without the
sound Of axe, hammer, or any iron tool
disturbing the universal peace and har.
nony which prevailed throughout the
world during its construction. For sew
en- long years the laborers engaged in this
mighty work toiled on, without the hope
of reward, except the sweet consciousness
Of being engaged in the LORDS work. AT
length, however, the demon of unrest
took possession of some of the Craftsmen,
and strike was inaugurated. This Or
tental " strike" didn't "pan out" very
well-to use an Occidental phrase-and
King Solomon condemned the ''boss stri-
kers" to an educational trip to the primi-
tive ant. To this the sluggards objected,
intimating that they had a much softer
thing in another direction. go Tis well
proclaim it," said the King. "We will
co." said they, d" to Emporia, in the Oc-
cident, and open Peoples Drug Store
and stock it with the choicest perfumes
of Eastern lands; with drugs from the
Orient; with spices from far off islands;
with subtle essences and powders; with
balms, oil n m nts and cerates; with
brushes, combs, fine toilet soaps and ev'
erythiDg essential to q first-class Drug
Store, and thus will we atone for our hor
rible crime.''
Don't forget the place: p. o. building
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Our Folks and Other Folks.

We regret to learn that DR.. r. h
Chittenden has concluded to leave Lyon
and settle In Chase county. He will go
regularly into the practice Of medicine at
Cedar Point, and will remove his family
there at no very distant day. While we
regret to lose DIR. c. and family as citI.
zens, our neighbors in Chase are to be
congratulated on their accession to the
population Of that county.
J. Alex, Graham, an old resident here,
has returned TO look after business In
terests.
Uncle Abe Pollard is out again, after q
long and severe illness. Folks can judge
OF the extent OF his illness, when It is
stated he lost nearly 100 lbs. OF his avoir
dupOIs. His fighting weight is now q lit.
tie under 200 pounds.
Mrs. Flora Harry, OF Topeka, is In the
city attending the bedside Of her sick 81 L.
ter. Mrs. Van r. Holmes.
Rev. G. W. Pye breaches his last SER
mon for the present con ference year next
Sabbath, and next week will attend the
conference at Garrett. HIS work here
for the last year, from what we hear, has
been very acceptable to his congregation
and the public, and there is g general
hope expressed that he may be returned
to this charge
r. p. Murdoch, OF Wichita Eagle,
spent Saturday and Sunday in EmpOria.
His wife had been visiting for some days,
and returned with him.
Rev. d. P. Mitchell returned from the
South Monday night sick with pneumo-
MIA
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what OF the Futureq

This subject Is now absorbing the at
tenticn of the CIVILIZED world. For ages
thinking people have been divided upon
the point as to q literal He'll, some con-
tending there is q big one, to which rail.
road men and editors are rapidly travel.
ing, others affirming there is only little
one, sort OF pocket edition, which is car
ried with US daily In our hearts; while
others claim there is none At all, and only
as our actions in this world are guided
by pure motives and wise counsels, WILL
we find peace and happiness hereafter.
people will continue to be divided upon
these points. But there Is one point up
on which all agree, and the testimony
comes from the east, west, north and
south, and that Is that the old reliable
Hannibal & st. joseph raIlroad is still the
peoples faVorite. Remember this Is tbs
only line that can offer through day
coaches and Pullman sleepers, leaving
Kansas City daily for Chicago via the
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy railroad
and through day and Pullman sleeping
cars leaving Kansas City, Atehlson and
st. 10. Daily for Toledo Ohio, via the Wa
bash railway, without change.
Important The train leaving Kansas
City At $50 p. m, Atchison st 4:45 D. m.
and st. Joseph at 6:0S p. m, takes {
through day coach to indianapolis, daily
Except Saturday, via the Wabash and 1
b. & w. railways without change.
T. PENFIELD,
g. p. q T. agent, Hannibal
G. n. CLAYTON,
W est. Pass. agent. Kansas City.
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We had the pleasure, Wednesday ev.
ening, of meeting, at the Merchants house,
In this city, party Of gentlemen from
Beaver, Pa, who were here prospecting
for n location. They were of the solid and
intelligent men Of that town, and repre-
sented business as broken up and pros
trated in Pennsylvania, and that humid
reds Of people would come to the West
II they could dispose Of their property
there. The party consisted of John An
drews, VIM. Orr, VIM. A. Laird, Capt. D.
N. DonehoO, and R. II. Cooper. They
had been west as far as Kinsley on the
SaTta Fe road, and were going to pursue
their examination by q visit TO Cohey
county, and tn ence to the West over the
K. p. They are exercising good judg-
ment by q thorough examination before
they make q selection. The town or
neighbOrhOod in which they settle will be
fortunate, as we take them to be just the
kind Of men needed in Kansas. They
are we'll pleased with Emporia and sur
rounding country, and we shall be more
than pleased If they shall conclude to Sc
lect this as their future homes. We are
confident they cannot do better. Many
good families will follow them wherever
they locate.