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HOW THEY REGISTERED.
Complete Returns NJ Chinsmsn VIII
Hold (;earv Certlfic stes

Complete Returns NJ ChInsmsn Who
Hold Geary Certiftc stes.
WASHINGTON. June ls.-Complete Off.
ciaI returns Of Chinese registration las
been received. They show that out of
10000 Chinese in the United States. l3.139
registered. The registration by districts
is as follows: Alabama. a.; Arkansas,
13; First California. a.3a3; Fourth Cali
fornia. 2.52s; Colorado. 800: Connecticut.
1i6: Florida. A; Georgia. 65; First Illi-
nois, 95l Eighth Illinois. 81; Thirteenth
Illinois. Is: Sixth Indiana. IA; Seventh In.
diana. Is; Third Iowa, Is; Fourth Iowa,
~; Kansas, -; Second Kentucky, ::
Ninth Kentucky, s; Sixth Kentucky, !;
Seventh Kentucky. g; Eighth Kentucky,
?: Lou isiana, 2ls; Maryland. ls7; Third
Massachusetts. 20; First Michigan. Ss;
Fourth Michigan, IL; Minnesota, 80;
Montana. 400; First Missouri, 3ao;
Sixth Missouri, 10: Nebraska, ~;
New Hampshire, AZ: First New Jersey. Il;
Fifth New Jersey, %: New Mexico. 4io;
First New York. IA: Second Now York, /,
16; Third New York. i3,: i4th New York,
81; 2lst New York, 81 2sth New York. III !;
Fourth Eorth Carolina, !; Fifth North
Carolina, ! First Ohio. %; 10th Ohio. - !;
llth Ohio, IL; 18th Ohio, 25; Oregon, l.092 |;
First Pennsyivania. si5; Ninth Pennsyl-
yania. 80; 18th Pennsylvania, 15; 23d
Pennsylvania. 2i2; South Carolina. 81 |;
second Tennessee. 3; Fifth Tennessee. q;
Third Texas. .22: Fourth Texas. B; Sec.
ond Virginia. 5; Sixth Virginia. %; West
Virginia, Vi: First Wisconsin, A: Second
Wisconsin. o3.
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Iron River Destroyed.

ASHLAND, Wis. June ls.-lron River. n
thriving lumber town Of over 300 popula-
tion ~ miles from Ashland. is in flames
and is likely to los entirely wiped out. The
fire caught on tho outskirts of tho village
from forest fires. destroying new school
house. the cougreg gatioual and Catholic
churches and Hessey 4 Hlttoa's big ware
house. Al o'clock the entire residence
portion of the city was IN names. Help
was sent from here hat the special jumped
thr track, causing several hours delay.
Forest fires are raEin. all through
northern Wisconsin to-day. Washburn
had a close shave aud the fire made
heavy sweep IN and about
White River. II Is likely tn burn millions
If feet of standing pine. ouiy year ago
Iron River WAS entirely destroyed by fire.
Several people were brought 10 Ashland
tonight who were badly injured, narrowly
escaping with their lives.
The latest adViccs from Iron River state
that the town is gone. The wires on the
Northern Pacific q omlha are all down,
the poles being burned by fire. bad fire
is raging in North York. A special was
sent out this evening to help hrht ths
flames aud save the trcstlcs and bridges
along the railroads.
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.BILLYS BILL is SAFE
Kaiser Wilhelm'S Pal Measure Will
Probably Pass ths Next Reichstas.
WHAT THE RETURNS SHOW
The Parties Opposed TO the Army
Bill Have a small Majority But
tho Second Eaiiots VIII
Overcome IL.

BEHLIS, June ls.-The election returns
are virtually complete this afternoon. the
report from but one district Is lacking.
The revision OF the returns may neccssi-
tate a few alterations, but they will bc
trivial. The candidates elected number
rs. OF these. l0l will vote for the army
bill. and III against IL. Following is the list
by parties, the anti-Semitc-conscrvati vatives
being included with the conservatives aud
tho independents treated as members of
the parties with which they affiliated IN
the reichs,ag: Pliebcr, clerical. 6s; social
is;-dcmocrais. -; conservatives and
agrarians. a.; national liberals. Is; radical
unionis,s who favor the bill, 4; Poles, u;
free conservatives. 10: clericals favorable
to the bill, IL; Alsatians. south Ger
man democrats. 4, auti-Seinitc, " 1.-TWO
iavoring the bill; Bavarian acrariau, ?;
Guelphs, I; Danes. 1; Bavarian scpara-
lists, 4; Richterists. q. Among the can
didates. Isl new ballots will bc necessary !;
10 Poles. - conservatives. a.rarians, !,
free conser, atives, - national liberals, 70
clcricals, - social democrats, u radical
unionists. - Richterists, Ii anti-Semites
and s Guclphs.
IS expected. the latest returns have in
creased steadily the list of members upon
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H0ISTED A new FLAG
The Provisional Government at Hawai-
Adopts 4 National Emblem.
QUEEN LlLY'S PROPOSITION
She Offered to Sell Out Her inter-
est In tho MISUNDERSTANDING
Claus Sprcckeis- -Blount
Gone.

Honolulu, June 10, via san Francisco,
per steamer City OF Peking.-For the first
time In the history of tho Hawaiian
islands the Hawaiian national nag fioated
over the palace June .. Tho formal oc-
cupation of the palace by the provisional
government and tho raising of the ma
tionai emblem over il are regarded By tho
anncxationists generally and by many Of
the natives, ms the final blow to the moa.
archy. The building was formally dedi-
Gated to its new use June 5 with little
ceremony. The provisional government,
on juno 3. paid To Claus Spreckels tho
$4,000 owed TO him and there is feeling
OF relief among the officials that the
government is no longer under obliga-
lions to him.
The government officials claim TO be-
making progress in tho Investigate ion of
the alleged dynamite outrage. There is an
impression current that no harm to tho
government was intended.
{. w. Wilder, ron OF Vice Pres
idcnt Wilder. has been appointed
consul general at San Francisco,
On June 6, Minister and Mrs. Blount left
for short visit to Maui, and il Is thought
that they will be gone only until June II.
Runners of impending trouble began to
arise before tho steamer bearing Blount
had fairly gotten outside Honolulu harbor.
The royalists claimed to have received re-
liable information that the provisional
government had decided to deport the cx-
queen on the steamer City of Peking, duo
from China June :. They wcro prepared
TO resist any such attempt and men wero
placed on guard at the ex-queen's resi-
dence to give tho deportcrs warm re-
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NIENN,. June is.-Five thousand work.
ingnen. IN defiance OF police prohibition,
held meeting in favor of UNIVERSAL suf.
frasc at Weisscnbcrge to-day. When the
police attempted 10 disperse the meeting
they were received with a yolley from re-
Nolvers and a shower of stones. Tho
commissary of police was killed and 1.-Two
policeman were critically injured. TN the
other side. u workingmcn were wounded.
4 universal suffrage meeting held IN
Prague led TO a similar encounter, in
which u policemen aud Ia workingmeu
were wounded and one nottingham Was
killed.
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THE SUBURBAN..
Lampiightcr VIII Have u Hard Run for
IIis Money.

La I'm piightcr Will nave n Haru Kun Tor
IIis Money.
NEW YORK, June ls.--A week ago the
Suburban handicap. which will he run At
Sherpsliead Bay Tuesday, gave promise
of being the most brilliant contest OF the
kind seen in years. But in the short space
Of seven days Tammany. His Highness,
Diablo, and, in all probability Pcssara,
have gone amiss and will not
face the starter for tho Concy
Island Jocky clubs big prize.
Tho racing public must not imagine, how
ever, that tho disabling Of tho horses
named will make the Suburban n GER
tainty for LampliGhtcr. as Lorillard's
champion carries IN pounds AMI meets
such handy horses as Banquet, Charade,
DIR. Hasbrouck. Mars. The Pepper and
Lowlander. Everybody admits thar Ban
quot will be Lamplichtcr's most dangerous
opponent. Some think Charade has a
chance, but others maintain that the
distance is furlong too for
for him. There have always been tho
gravest doubts as to Dr. Hasbrouck's stay
ing powers. the same as Low lander, the
Morris representative. Mars is dead gamo
and Ii In the race at weight that will en-
able him to be in tho front rank from start
to finish
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A SUNDAY FiEE.
One OF Chicago Zine Baiidiags Com
pieteiy Destroyed.

One OF Chicago lin. BuiIdlags Conn
pieteiy Destroyed.
Gui,NDo. June Is. The slN-story build-
ing on Wabash avenue and Congress
street was entirely destroyed by fire to-
day. The structure was occupied by a
number of firms. whose combined losses
aggregate $4,000. The heaviest losses
are: The %. W. Richardson company,
carpets and curtainsi the Ginn publish-
ing company; the Nose Piano company;
Chase * CO., piano manufacturers; Il. ;.
Peale K Co.. publishers. The building
was valued at Sl5o.0o) and was owned by
John Quincy Adams of Wheaton. Ill. The
fire was started by the crossing of electric
wires and spread with such rapidi,y that
the ilrcmen were unable 20 check IL and
confined their efforts 10 saving the adj
Joining buildings, notably the store of
S.cgcl. Cooper & Co. By desperate efforts
the flames were cenflnel TO the Adams
building.
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THOUSANDS HOMELESS.
Towns In tn. Forest Region OF " iseonsin
DESTROYED By lire


DuIrrH. Num-. June Is The towns Of
Virginia aud Iron Mountain ON the Duluth,
Mesaba 4 Northern road have been de-
s,roycd by forest fires. Mesaba and bisa-
blk. on tho Duluth 4 Iron Range road
were also visited by serious fires and
Tower had a like experience. There
are 200 people homeless in Virginia
and without food or shelter. Every
provision depot aud its contents in
the place being destroyed. Women and
children are housed an box ears. but have
nothing to eat and no engine is there 70
move them.
The situation at Iron Mountain is little
hotter. As soon as the news of these
facts reached Duluth arrangements were
begun to send relief to the distressed.
The Duluth. Mesaba X Northern is getting
"A special train together to he started as
soon as possible. All restaurants and
hotels are preparing food to be sent to
the sufferers and tents are being collected.
IL is feared that fatalities will be numer-
mis-
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CoNsrASrINorLr. June ls.-The trial
OF the Arrnenians. accused of being con.
cerned in the rio,inx at Cesarca and Mar
sovan las, spring. has just been con-
cludcd mt Angora Seventeen of the pris-
oncrs, including Professor 1houmaian
and Professor hayayan were condemned
TO death. and six. including tile Protest.
ant pastor. A. i. Gimsric, were sem
fenced To - years Imprisonment.
Eighteen were sentenced to imprisonment
for terms ranging from seven to 10 years,
and iJ were acquitted.
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BURCg THE VICTOR.
An Interesting Giov. Contest at the rhti-
tp.burg Arena.

Special Dispatch 10 th" standard
PHnIrsBrRD. June ~. The contest be-
tween Jim Burgc and B'liv Lewis took
plac. last evening in NcDonald's opera
house and notwithstanding ,ha, the house
was not IA full as il might have been. the
interest which those present manifested
made up for the pauci,y of numbers. After
the prclimiDaries were arranged. the men
sailed In aud SPARED for six or seven
rounds. during which IL was npparcn, that
IL looked a good deal like child's play. but
from the seventh round blood was appar-
ent in the eyes OF both men. and Bgrgs
continued ,o bc on th. aggressive. II was
clear that tho knock down which Lewis
received would give tho fight to Burse aud
in the fourteenth. when Lewis was unable
to respond 10 the call of time. Referee
Harrington gave the fight TO Rurgc.
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THE woRklNoMAN's oAv.
Sunday Opening Appreciated by Chi
cago's Wage Earnsrs.


cages Wage Earasrs.
CHICAGO. June ls.-There was no Wild
rush to the White City to-day and the sun
indicated almost the noon hour before the
crowd began IN pour In at the gates. In
makeup it differed little from those OF
previous Sundays. workingmcn, many
with wives, families or swccthearts, took
solid comfort in tho wondrous sights be.
foro them. II any ono imagines that the
wagcworker does not appreciate hne
paintings and works Of art hc should see
the multitude OF artisans that fingered In
the halls Of the fine arts building through
ont the afternoon and far into tho even
ing. When evening came, thousands
crowded the administration plaza and
listened to the music, while eating their
luncheons. The exposition buildings
themselves, were not the only places
patronized. for tho wonders of Midway
Piaisance drew even larger crowd. Tho
Ferris wheel attracted great attention
and the captive balloon carried q full
quota cacl, trip. The Ferris wheel 10 to
I've formally opened to the public next
Wednesday with great ceremony.
To-day tho admissions numbered almost
5000, comprising A.OOo adults, 1904
children and Ii, ,sss officials and employees.
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RESULT OF The TRIAL.


Nrw BrDFoRp. Mass. June -, Tho
work of preparation among the codnselip In
the Borden ease has been going on all
day. The consensus of opinion is that
Miss Borden will be acquitted in short
order else the jury will disagree. In tho
former event. 1t /, understood that there
will be no jubiiaiion, but she will retire
quietly from the scene of so much un.
pleasantncss as quickly as possible. In
the latter event. may come a new trial or
a case os nolle proseuu later on. she
being allowed To go on her own recog-
nisaucc. provided her counsel stands in
tl,e breach. The arguments will probably
take all day Monday aud the charge will
be- given on Tuesday morning.
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SHOT HIS WIFE.
A Foolish Husband Commits Murder and
suicide.

A Foolish Husband Commits Murder and
suicide.
LEAyENwoRTH, Kas., Juno is.-Ambrose
s. Arnold, q bookkeeper for n grain CON-
mission firm here, to-day shot and NOR
tally wounded his wife and then blew his
brains out. Arnold accused his wife of
infidelity. Mrs. Arnold Indignantly as
serted her innocence but the husband,
drawing q revolver, threatened to shoot
her. She coolly folded her arms and dared
him 10 carry out his threat. Levelling the
weapon. Arnold fired two shots into his
wife's body and then blew out his own
brains with the same weapon. Mrs.
Arnold was mortally wounded aud made
an ante-mortem statement of the facts of
the tragedy. She was always highly re-
gartlcd in the community. Two twin girls.
aged s, are left alone in the world as re-
suit of tho tragedy.
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BuFrALo. y. T., June is.-To-day no
lumber was unloaded In Tonswanda.
Nevertheless. there was considerable stir
ring. as the Tonawanda and Niagara Falls
military companies were Withdrawn from
guard duty and n battalion Of the Sixty
fifth regiment from Buffalo took their
place. Otherwise all is quiet.
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NEw YORK. June u. s.-t;eorge Dixon and
Eddie Pierce were matched by the Coney
island Athletic club this afternoon to bat
tie for tho fcatherwcight championship,
To take place Monday evening, August ..
The conditions Of the match are that the
men shall weigh in at II o'clock on the
day Of the match ls) pounds. Five hun
lred dollars OF the purse will be awarded
TO the loser.
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SyosEy. y. ). W.. June is.-At the
swimming championship contest Of the
New South Wales association, 4. Mead
ham swan IS yards in - seconds. j. II.
Helling duplicated Meadham's perform
ance. and W. II. Gormerly swan 10 yards
in minute, 20 seconds. beating the preyi-
Gus record By 5H seconds.
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LONDON. June ls.-The Berlin cores
pondent of tho Bdity NeTs says: There
cannot bc the slightest doubt that tb"
army bill will be pa sscd with good ma
jority. The Standards Bc1in correspond
sni expresses the same opinion, somewhat
less cmphaticaliy.
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CLEVELAND. June is.-Whcu Tom Roe.
en- route from New York to san Francisco
on bicycle. reached the city tom ght, lie
had ridden $50 miles, an average OF io
miles a day. lie is now three days ahead
of schedule time.
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4 fsrelt saylfl.,

The sale of youths and boys clothing
by the Council Co. at reduction Of y
per cen, from the marked prices will save
many dollars for those parents who use
the opportunity. dust one-quarter OH the
price. A S. suit for $3.50.
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WeaiIlerI


CHICAGO. June ls.--Policcman Smith
to-day accidentally shot and instantly
killed Joseph Harwick. aged IL. The OIL.
Ger was pursuing pickpocket and fired
n, him, the bullet striking the boy in the
head.
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PARIS. June ls.-The second intcrna-
tionai chess tournament played 10y cor
rcspondcncc has just been decided. Prof.
J. Berger of Crate. Austril, secured the
first prize, while !. n. Blake of Souihamp-
ton, Eng, took second.
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WILL WITHDRAW.
ParneliIte Members of the House of
Commons Will 0uit.

Commons viii 0uis.
JoSpoS, June ls.-Scvcral anti-Par-
nellite members of the house of commons
have received complaints from their con-
siitucnts for not opposing the govern
ment's concessions TO the unionisis In the
debate on tho homo rule bill. The Par
nellites havo intimated to the ministry
that they will Withdraw from the house i'm
the event Of further concessions being
made. Sexton's supporters are disposed
to take similar action. Others are strongly
Ia favor of adherlng TO the government.
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CARS TIE , UP.
o.. Paul and Minneapolis People Had to
Walk to Church.

MINYEAPoLIs. June is.-All the street
cars in the Twin Cities are tied up to-day
as result of trouble over the new form
Of contract which the men are asked to
sign aud which contained some provisions
that they think unfair. The strikers have
been quiet and late this afternoon all the
cars were running. IL Is stated that the
objectionable contract has been with.
drawn
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Stigg.es What makes you think that
he Is familiar with Latin: Stagsles he
wasn't he would never dare take such
liberties with it.-Bufaio Courier,
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COWBOY RACERS.
Giilespie IL iu the Lead With Steven,
and Middleton Close Behind.

and Middleton Close Behind.
wAusAU. Neb.. June is.-At 2:3O n. M,
Gillespie arrived and registered. closely
followed by Stevens and doc" Middle.
ton, all arriving within five minutes of
each other. Both horses and riders
showed no signs OF fatigue and all are in
splendid condition. They rem aimed in
town about 10 minutes to water their
horses. Tho remainder will probably reg
lister during the night or early IN the
morniuQ.
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Rod McK.uxIs l. Ambitious.

spec,a' Dispatch TO this staniari
PHiLirsBuHG. June is.-Rod Mckenzie
has challenged Jack Burgc and the con-
ditons will bo announced later.
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SHOT HIMSELF.
An EmbesxiinT Clerk Ends His Caree
with % Gun.

DETROIT. Mich, June is.-Tbis morning
II. l.. James, an employc OF the water
Office, whose accounts were short 81 800.
shot himself through the head, dying
instantly. Yesterday il was discovered
that almost S1o,DDo had been taken By A..
J. McLognn, IA. l.. James, NJ. r. Greuner.
A. W. Goodsell and August kenkal. col.
lectors. McLogan. whose stealings
amounted to over 1000 is out Of the city.
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Tents. Wagon Covers, ors sacks
All sizes kept in stock by NJ. J. Connell
Co. Burlap and canvas ore sack ia all
siscs or made to order. Wide canvas al
ways In stock.
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BLOODY FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.
One Man Killed and n Number Seriously
Injured.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 3.-The blood
lest fight in Magofiin county's history
took place TO day about one mile from
Salversville. There were eight or ten
OF the county's best known citizcns en-.
gagged on each side, armed with repeat
ing rifles and navy pistols. Tho trouble
had Its inception N trivial matter tho
day before.
John Davis was killed by pistol shot
said to have been fired after he was dis
abled and dsarmed.
w. L. Doskins, 4 constable. was
fatally wounded by shot in tho right
hip, tho bali ranging upward through
the bowels.
montevllle Deskins, 3 justice OF the
poace, has not been found since tho
night. But no left bloody tria, on the
snow through . woodland near tho
scene OF the tragedy, and is supposed to
be fatally wounded. The gun with
which he is known to have been armed
was found to, day in the woods.
Shepherd Cole. coroner of the county,
received some fearful blows with Is
dubbed gun and may die.
Brice Patrick was shot through tho
bowels, and is reported to DO diving.
w. I. Patrick, u brother of OK Sheriff
D. q. Patrick, received rifle ball along
the right side Of his hoad, and was ut
first supposed to be dead, but he has
rallied and physicians say he will live
IL there is no conclusion of the brain.
reports as to who was Immediately
responsible for the terrible affair are
conflicting, and it is not even known
who fred the fatal Shots
Dug Risner and Samuel Risner wore
taken there this morning by Coroner
Cole and strong guard, charged under
warrant issued by Montevillo Deskins
with an assault on w. +. Deskins. The
coroner committed tho dangerous i'm
propriety of making q guard OF tho per-
sons who were identified with the
prosecution, and for whose protection
tho warrant was issued. This was re-
sented hy the friends of tho prisoners.
and both sides went to town heavily
armed.
The prisoners were arraigned before
l'olicc Judge George III. Garner, and,
tho commonwealth not being ready for
trial, they were released under bond.
Some loud talking on the part of ono of
the Risners very nearly precipitated a
fight in town about o'clock, but
prompt interference OF tho authorities
prevented it. The fight took place an
hour later. No arrests have bee n made
and 1t is feared thatanother fight is i'm
minent