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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-17
Nominations by the Governor Yester
day.

The following n)miu .tions were made by
Governor Burlaeh yesterday, which will be
brought before the Council for confirmation
at their next meeting, which viii occur on
Ia, sday, July %.
Trustee Sol.ier. Orphans Home at
Bath - Franklin VI. Drew, Lewiston.
Trustee STATE College Of Agricultural and
Mechanic Arts william T. Haines,
Watervile.
Inspector of Lime:-James Richards,
!slesboro.
Inspector of Fish Ephraim Brown,
Portland
Coroner John F. Lamb, East Liver
more.
Notaries Public Edward H. York, Port
land Addison Small, Portland.
Fish ard Game War1ens James r.
Mayviile, Bangor; Gilbert NJ Robbins,
Hope r. Il. Blsckington, Hope; Ezra o.
Bradford, Sbspleizh
Trial Justice. :-SamueI A. Myrick Unity =;
Simeon j Treat. Camden; Elbridge Gerry
Pennington.
Justices Of the peace and quorum: viii
liam II. Bradford, Bangor John g. Brown,
Pennington. Ore.tes r. Doe, Parsonsfeld
Hiram Y. Hathaway, Willimsnfic; George
W hassctl. Lincoln; Aiulon j. Healy.
/ Pleasant Ridge; AIber, H. Hutchinson,
Limestone; Albion X. Hooper, Ellswort.
! George W. Kelley, Bancroft Wallace r.
( Mason. Thorsston; j. II Montgomery
Camden; G. l.. Nsrston, Bangor Rosvell
s. Partridge, "hitefei1; " s Po,,le.
Montville Henry s. Psysop, Portland
Alouzo J Stevens, S,euben.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
President to Have 0fiCial Head
quarters at Deer Park.
Iembefs Of Cabinet viii Come Here
for Consultation.
Commendable Changes at the White
commendsble Changes at the White
House Proposed.

HAsHfsGros, July l5.
II Is ssi3 at the v bite House that toe
Presiden. will return % " Arlington toaor-
row Aad II 20 To Deer PARK again Friday
or Saturday. The meeting 9f the cabinet
will be heid in the White House tomorrow
Private Secretary Hzlfofd today sail that
the President had not YET fully mapped oot
his plans for the summer. but Will undoubG-
ediy d. 50 tomorrow or next day Halford
said thtre appeared to be NJ particular
necessity at present tor the stated meetings
Of the cabinet, and il oeea.ion arose they
could be held at Deer PARK az we'll as Wash
ington
IL i. more likely that the President will
take up the business Of each department
separately IN which event the lad yidual
members Of the cabinet, If occasion arose.
woald visit Deer Park whenever their pres
enc was required. While tue matter was
still undetermined the President will probably
establish an official headquarters al Deer
Park for the summer. During the Presi-
dents absence the White House IA aniergo-
in Is usual summer renovation.
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HALLOW ELL.

Schooner Theresa Wolf arrived yesterday
with i67 tons of coal. for the kennebec
River Mills.
Mrs. Frank Russell with little Marion,
sent to New Behfor yesterday, 70 join her
mother, Mrs. Capt. Wells, who has been
there few days
The many ircnde of Mrs Walter Thomas,
nee Della TObey, extend to herself and bus
band their congratulation upon the arrival of
little daughter yesterday, July 18th; weight
. pounds
Miss Grace Thomas went yesterday, for a
few weeks vacation, to Belfast and vicinity
Mrs. Osborne of Watervlle spun, few
hours in the city yesterday, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Chss. Hobbs.
Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler and Miss Eta Low
ell are spon ling few days in their cottage
at Richmond Camp Ground
Mr. .Ioba Taylor, Esq., Of the Boston
Globe wa calling upon frIends yesterday.
Miss Lite II jbbs and Mamie Atkins were
calling upon friends yesterday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

Ex-President Cleveland has gone to Saga
more where he will be thn guest of John
knowlton.
Jake Kilrain is believed to have arrived
in New York about eight o'clock Tuesday
morning
Charles II. Bollmaa Of the National Fish
Commission died Monday, in a swamp in
southern Georgia. where he vas engaged in
scientific work for the government.
A smokeless powder has been invented
which at the same time is noiseless. Capt.
Noble. an Englshmsn, is the or znator.
The powder is gray, in long threads ike
whip cord, and the War Department has
about decided 70 adopt it,
AZ soon as the referees decision is form
slly given TO the stakeholder and the latter
i. shown the Kilrain psrty's eonsen; to pay
over the money, Sullivan will pocket the
SIC. 900, the total ~innings, which his back
ers are generous 20 present to him.
Secretary Tracy intends to have each
United States man-ofwar fitted with sub
marine diving outfits When the Samosa
disaster occurred the American officers had
to rely on the English man-0f-rar TOR the
necessary diving SUITE. All the European
naval services carry men who are practical
divers.
The reconstructios of the United State.
Navy began in iss2, and by the end of 1892
| there will be feet of thirty vessels. The
entire fleet is built Of steel, With tn. excsp-
tio7 OF the Ave monitors, the bulls of which
are of iron when ready for sea. nith arm
aments. the whole cost Of the thirty cruiser.
will exceed s40. .oGo, 600.
| The Thoms5u Houston Electric Welding
| Company Was organized At Boston, Tues,laT,
| BY the election Of the following director
Oliver Ames, y. E,dicott Peabody, p. r
| Spinney, j. W. Smith. W. A. Bo and
Charlton T. Leris, 5. A. Van Hoffman. s
S. d. Babcock. Henry D. Hyde. Hon
Oliver Ames vas chosen president, W. A
Boiand, treasurer. The capital stock i;
81 500 600.
The steamer City Of New York from Hon;
Kong and Yokohama reports hat tornado
burst in the district northeast of Kvani
Lung. June 81. II flooded the level country
Seven villages we're inundated and sh
houses swept a~ay. More than ak thos
sand persons we're lost. Oshsr districts saf
. fered greatly and hundreds of lives in sho..
. places we're also lost More than ten thou
sand SURVIVORS are homeless.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Esstport Looks for New Industries
Power for Dexter's Lights.

Geo II. Nichols. of Bath. has leased the
Ton,ine Hotel. al Brunswick
The committee from the Maine Com
mercial Travellers Association having 10
charge the selection of suitable rooms as
permanent home for the association, have
pitched upon a suite of rooms on the third
floor of the Brown block Portland.
The Eastport Board of Trade has dele
gated two of its members, Ere Rumery and
Chas + Martin, to visit Massachusetts, and
vicinity with the purpose of inducing some
manufacturing industry to be located there
with the aid of local capital.
A new hearth is being put in at the
Katahlin Iron Works and in the meantime
the works are shut down. II will take but a
short time to complete the job. and then a
fresh start will be made. very large
quantity Of iron has been turned out at the
works during the year. and big pile of it
near the works is proof of it.
test of the water privilege at Libby 8
mills was made Saturday light to determine
it's capacity to run the electric ligh, plant
of Dexter Amply sufficient power wa.
found. and il is now thought that the mill
privilege will be purchased an1 the transfer
Of the plant be made TO that place, about one
and one-half miles south of the village.
The July term of the Law Court for the
Western district of Maine came in at Port
land Monday Chief Justice Peters presid-
ing Judges Walton, Virgin, Foster, Emery
ami Haskell were present The Stain-Crom-
we'll eaae will come up this term and will be
argued 5y Attorney General l. ltlefeld and
L. A. Barser of Bangor.
Maine patents have been granted az fol
! lows Frank l. Bartlett. Portland. four pat
en,s viz refining fumes, manufacturing
! pigments. smelling ores and apparatus toi
/ the manufacture of pigments; Hiram Hall
Jr. Spruce Hesi. AT heive; Ayres NJ. Ed
yards, Lewiston. teachers dial; Chss. X
| Nelson. Portland, hawer; Chas. A. Garlic
/ ton. westbroox assignor TO ". l.. Blake
/ Portland. steam strsp.
I An o-ier from the supreme jaiicisl c0ur
has been served on the selectmen. trustee
of the Dexter school house and tae b1ildin,
committee. commanding them 10 appear a
Augusta July Is, TO show cause Why an in
junction should no, be granted restraining tn
bulldog of the house. The hearing has beei
postponed to the 25 inst In case the in
junction be granted there ia a coasiierAbt
disposition manifest 10 call another tow
meeting and raise all the funds necessary 70
the final completion of the house this year
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REA SON WHY


NEW YoRk, July l6.
4 special from London regarding the
falling through Of the match between the
Mas.achusrtts AMI North London Rife Club
teams, which was to have been shot on Sat
urlay, says the conditions of the match were
not exactly similar 10 those of the matches
with other teams The conditions were ma ic
BY the North London Rifle Club II never
occurred TO Major Frost that a change would
make any difference to ANYBODY.
When the conditions were made public
one of the beaten teams objected to the
Msssachuset's men being so well treated.
Major Frost was constrained 10 consider the
objections, and stated the case to Gen. Wal
Ter of North Londons. On account of the
delicate positi m in which MasachHseits was
placed, Gen. Waller suggested calling the
match of Major Frost agreed. The re-
port that the Massachusetts backed out Of
the match is childish. They have beaten
everything and the match meant another
The action of the London Rifle
brigade is universally condemned by men Of
spirit.
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CABLE FLASHES.
Fresh Bits OF News From the Old
World.

In response 10 a summons 10 surrender the
Dervishcs severely beat the messengers.
The Bundosrsth has postponed the time
for holding tn international labor congress
at Berne, Switzerland, until next spring.
NJ Beiz, the secretary of the Boulaneerist
committee at Marselles, Sunday, Killed In a
duel " Tierroui, an opportunist the editor
Of Lc Petit proveneal. Marsciiles paper.
Great Britain built the first iron war yes.
sci, the Dover, small side wheel steamer
in 1883. 1t was followed by the Alert. Sou
dan and Wilberforce. all of small size. In
lSi3 three war steamers averaging $50 tons
sere launched and during the next four
years thirty four iron steamers of all sizes
were built.
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SHROUDED In FOG.
Sixteen Fishermen Missing from Fish
ins Schooner.

BosroS. July lG.
The fishing schooner Edith Emery, Capt.
Patrick Sullivan, arrived today with only
three of the crew of nineteen. Sunday morn
ing the Emery about 70 miles OF High
land light. The missing men set out in
dories to tend travis and the fog was so
heavy as to shut out all sight Of them from
the vessel.
search was kept up till MONDAY after
noon but nothing could be seen or heard Of
The men. The captain was nearly distracted
over the absence of his crew, although he
believes they have been pick ID up BY pas
sing vessel, as fishing vessels are numer
Gus at the place where they were lost. The
wind was not blowing heavily and he sees no
reason to fear their capsizing, even if the
men should be aIrift for IS hours. All but
two OF the crew are married and have large
familie.
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Sea Fox Showed her Mettle

by going 10 the front Merlin took second
place, and Fortuna fell back to the rear
Quickstep and 0enone had il nip and tuck
from Harding 10 the finish line, making an
interesting AMI exciting race Clara rapidly
increased her lead To the finish line, being
an easy winner by nearly 10 minutes.
The following is the summary of the first
class Corrected tine) Sea Fox, ) b. .0l ~.
% sec Merlin, ) h. .04 m. 80 sec. ; May
flower, ) h. IL N. 80 Sec. Fortuna, ) b. Ii
IN 80 see.
Second class-Quickstep. ) h. .0s m. %
sec oenone. h. 20 IN 2s sec.
Fourth class Clara ) h. 20 m. 81 sec ;
Algt b. 81 IN. - see.
Sea Fox wins the first prize of $3.50 and
the Garfield cup; Merlin wins the second
prize Of 500; Quickstep wins the Canfell
cup and first prize Of $500; Clara wins the
Garfield cup and prize OF SIS.
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CHANGES ABOUT WHITE aoUsE.


Col John NJ Wilson. commissioner of
public buildings and grounds, in his report
10 caief engineers recommends an office
building to be erected for the use of .he
President just west of the White House
where the green house aud conservatory now
stand. A suggestion WAS made that the con
serVatory 10 be erected might be connected
with the White House by picture gallery
opening out Of the East room, containing
portrai-s Of all the presidents and the ladies
who have assisted Them in their social duties.
file recommended that the White House
stables be. removed from their present loca-
ton 10 toe other side of 9Th street.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Planned 10 March Upon the
Elysee Palace.
Cipher Telesrams Damaging 10 Bolan.
Ser, Discovered.
He 10 Summoned TO Appear In Ten Oays
or DO Outlawed,


NNlNs NWtN TO
The Temps says ths; eypher kilograms
have been discovered which prove that Gen.
Boalsnaer VAS al the head Of the plot 10
march upon Ei,see palace, and that several
officers of high rank hal promised him their
support The Temps further says that the
charges of emhcssle"eN' sgains, Roulangcr
relate 10 the purchase of camp hcistcads and
other supplies for troops aud to the mslvcr-
sssion OF the funds OF tae war ministry. II
further SAYS that the General is accused of
using the funds OF the war ministry TO buy
shares Of the military cluh AMI of kcrping
the shares In his own possession.
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CHICAGO. July 10.
rIOUE--- priees 5sil.
WaEAT-- BrmsY, No. spd1G, spsAS,s
Va. red, 7StAsb
CozS-No. 2, ElL5i.
OAT1--No. II
RYx--qsiet At fDats.
DAzLET--aonsBAF
POxK--st II zsssl Is.
LAkD--sss z7sA %.
DrLE MAJ choaldees, Eis sf1ff Yibs 81;
ehcsf dear ia
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PErRELS GOOD SHOWING.
The New Gunboat Proves a Credit to
the Navy


Although the gunboat fetrel, which left
here saturday. returned this morniny with
part Of her machinery ont of order. she has
shown herself credit to the navy.
The secondary link strap Of the low pres
sure valve gear broke, yesterday, on the re-
turn trip Before the accident she developed
.250 horse power for short time, l50 more
than Is specified for in the contract.
She made IL | knots while not under
forced draft, which indicates that she could
make lG knots under forced pressure. She
turned completely around in fse minutes
AMI thirty seconds. Thursday at the request
of the builders she will make a four-hour
trial uaier forced draft If the official re-
port Of horse power developed equals the
state developed, Yesterday, the builders will
receive sl5 900 premium.
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RHODE ISLAND LICENSE.
Provisions OF the Bill Now Before the
Legislature

Providence. Il. l.. July lG.
The legislature met today in an adjourned
special session to enact the license Law. A
bill was reported by joint special session ani
made special order for tomorrow. The
bill provides for wholesale license fees to be
from $500 to $1,000 determined by the
license commissioners and retail fees 500
in the city of Providence, running down to
$3.50 in towns according 10 population.
There are no sub classes of licenses provided
for in the bill and every body who wants TO
handle liquor OF any kind or under any cir
cumstances must pay either a wholesalers
or retailers fee.
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ESTABLISHING JUDICIARY.
Three Judges OF the Supreme Court Shall
Form Quorum Resolution Asainat
Alien Ownership of Land.

utMriA W T.. July IL.
In the convention today the report of the
Judiciary committee was made. including 81
sections, which establishes supreme court,
three judges of whom shall form quorum.
All decisions shall be made in writing within
ninety days after the hearing of the case
The report Of the committee was ordered
printed. resolution was introduced against
alien Ownership of lands, excepting in mines
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Another Version.


DAMAEI.CoTIA, July 10
Capt Blsisdell of the schooner rarb0r
arrived at New liarhor yesterday, with the
mate and boy Of the schooner Bllow %
tons from Boston for MlilbrIdge, Me, light
Bisisde!l reports that he sighted schooner
at g +. VI. Sunday twenty miles southeast of
Mouhegse. flying signals of distress. He
ran up to her and offered assistance which
was refused by the captain. AT the request
of the mate he boarded the schooner she
had been ashore on Green Island, was leaking
badly and had fudder gone.
The captain VAS drunk and could not be
indueed to leave the vessel or the tow, We
stood BY al ten o'clock Sunday night and
then sailed for New ilarbor, taking the mate
and boy and leaving the captain with two
Jugs of liquor The mate ani boy return to
MiilnrldRe to-day
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rI0HTIN0 SMU00LERS


CRY oF HySfco VIA GALvEsfpS, July 10.
A fight has taken place at faetro del Aqua
n the state Of SuevD Leon, between party
Of thirty -mugglers and force Of custom
house guards, in which two guards and three
smugglers were killed
a waierspout destroyed the town OF
Chlspa. state Of Guerrero, yesterday
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BREWERY BURNED.
Only the Day Before an English Syndi-
cate Tried TO Buy It-Loss $3.50 900.

ISptASAruIIs, July 10.
An extensive French brewery st Ft.
Wa,ne was burned tonight. The fire started
in the bouling works, ani before the fire DE-
psrtment could reach the brewery the whole
structure was ia flames. While the work
men were eudesvoring to save the books the
ammonia tank and ice machine exploded
iAjuring three men The total loss il esti-
mated at $3.50 D00; only s20,o00 insurance.
Yesterday an English syndicate tried To get
The option on the brcAers for sfoo $50. The
establishment was the property of c. l..
Centilever,
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BOULAN0ER SUMMONED
II Ho aud His Friends Fail to Appear.
Their Estates viii Bo Confisoated.

TNniH, July To,
Boulanger. Rochefortc and Count Dillon
have been summoned IL appear within ten
days. " they do not appear within twenty
days, they shall be declared outlaws and
their property cond-carci until they sur
render. II is stated that the trial Is fixed
for August 10. The Judgment will be final,
no appeal being allowed. The indictment
charges him with insiigatinp the issue Of
manifc-toes against the government, July
1887.
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CRUSHED UNDER FOUR CARS
Terrible Accident to an Intoxicated
Bangor Man.

BANG0R, July lh.
John Ryan. whose home is in Chatham,
y. u. was run over by freight train to-
nirht in the Maine Central Railroad ward.
lie was pulled out by brakeman after four
cars had passed over both legs, manglins
them fearfully below the knees. 1t is sup
posed that he laid down on the track while
intoxicated Both legs have been smputaied
below the knees. There is little chance of
his recovery.
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NATIONAL EDUCATION COUNCIL.
Governor CT Tennessee and Other State
Officials Extend Welcome

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Ih.
The National Council Eineatiou sssoca-
ton opened four days session today
Gov Taylor, the mayor of Nashville and
State superintendent of instruction extended
welcome to which the officers and others of
the association responded in appropriate
words. About $50 delegates have arrived.
Nearly every State and Territory is repre-
sented. There are delegates present from
Canada.
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peu.,on. Granted Maine People.

WAsHISGroS. July l6.
The following Maine pensions have been
announced;
Original Francis NJ. Ames. James b.
Dxiiey. Daniel Jackson. Increase. Gartiner
Roberts. Jr. William W. Norton. Miehsei
Cooley, Thos. Gsul. Columbus Brown. Amos
p. We,herbee, George f. Cove. Nathan b
Harlow. CYRUS c Durgin, Woodman Hun
toon. Edmund T Bangs
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TIE Maine Prcss Excursion will leave
Por,laEd on Monisy July 22d. frem the
Union Station on the ! 81 p. N. train Of the
Maine Central Railroad for ~. John, N. B.
Excursion tickets, good for the person
named. With one lady, vii! be furnished to
member, on the train. Newspapers il the
association are requested 10 give this notice.
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TWO SEIZURES.


OTTAWA, Oat.. July 10.
The following seizures were reported at
Montreal, of the transportation Company
steamer John Gpskin of Kingston, for having
repairs done IN the United States and not
reporting them 10 the Canadian customs, and
the steamer Emma Of Boston, for landing
liquors without reporting at Cnmpobello,
y. u.
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WA.HiSGIoS, -. &, July -, lss9.-
Secretary Blaine il busying himself be-
tween the whiles st Bar iiarJOr, il IA .aid
at the state department, with preparations
TOR the congress Of American republics to
meet here ifi the fall
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XAINe DISPATCHES.
Drunk or Heroic the Query About a Cap
tain Of a Disabled Schooner.
The "BiIlow" Loses Her Rudder and
the Mate says the Captain Was Too
Drunk to Leave Her


kDtkLAND, July To
Schooner Billos. Capt. Bernard Strout.
struck on Green Isle, Sunday, during a thick
fog, and she lost her rudder At o'clock
iR the evening the crew deserted, going of
On fishing vessel.
The captain remained at the pump man
aging the vessel until 10 O'Clock. Two hsh-
ing vessels came To his assistance and towed
the Biilos To seal Cove
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Under the New Law

BrppEfoRp. July ls
The first arrest in this city under the new
nsdiler'. iax vas made by Officer Charand
this morning. A S~ede. belonging IA hen-
nehunk. was caught selling olscklng for
Prescott of North Berwick. He IS now IN
the police station awaiting risi' tie can
speak but little English and he claims fhst
he knew nothing about the provision OF tue
.,A~ las
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SEASONS SPORTS.
lusastas Lake Fine Showing in Fast
Company.
OF Two Games Yesterday the Lovslls
Lose the One at Tosas.-Fine Exhi-
bitions OF 0entlemsnly Ball Playing

Lovers Of base ball hal abundant eppor
tanity yesterday TO indulge their pc, hobby
TO their hearts content. Ii vass gala iay
for the base ball public, two ane games oi
ball being played between the John Z. Low
ellis club Of Boston, and the Augustus. The
excellent game OF Monday warranted the
people IN expecting some fne sport yes,er-
day, and they we're not disappointed. The
day opened with clear sky and everything
rrophesied great day for the home team.
AMI so it was. Promptly at nine O'Clock the
mammoth barge Phil Sheridan was driven
up IN front of Hotel North. and the merry
leather chasers Of the two teams we're soon
snusly slowed away for five mile spin TO
Tosus, where the
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Blaine Nc Corrnick.

Nlw YoHK. july lG.
\ sp' cial from Chicago says the engage
ment Of Emmons Blaine and Miss AvilIs
Mccormick, second daughter Of the late &.
u. McCOrmiek Of reaper fame. is Announced.