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MMMMiN. J.. Oct. 19. Six fur^longs -Little Minch won ii)mtarl aatOMd,^Drumstick third Time, UML
Onemile and an eighth^Badge won, Lc^vinia Bi lb- second. Brotizomaile third.^Tune, laS7H-
Sivie furlongs Oregon won, Cartoon^second, Cracksman third. Time, 1 ,
SixFurlongs Freedom won. Puzzle sec^^ond, Facial I'third. Time, 1:111'',.
Fivefurlonga^Kenwooil won. Civil Ser^^vice second, Ocypcte third. Tunc \ M.
Onemile^King Crab won, Wilfred sec^^ond, Theixloxius third. Tinn l:4,li,4
NewYork thi' WiniM-r.^Bbixvki.yn, Oct. 19.^Siml world's cham^^pionship game: Score^New York, (i; Brook^^lyn,'.', i he batteries were: For New York^^( rane and Kwing: for Bnxiklyn, Cnrutl I^ami Visner.
HTBOCIIT A TRAIN.
tleixnilerMeKeiinle, the llrlilKe BMBMM^KHIeilon to Northern I'aeilte.
Bismauck,I)ak^ Oct. 19.^|Special.]-^Ab under McKennie, nged :t^^, the well^known bridge builder of the Northern I'a^citic loud, was struck by this afternoon's^west bound train and instantly killed.
AtCrown Unite, twenty miles above ben^Henry Carrick was digging coal alone in his^mine, when the earth caved in, completely^burying him. His Ixxly was recovered. He^leaves a wife and family.
ROAHTEDTO DEATH.
Terrilile Fate of n Young Man In (ireen-
HUe,Ala
(iur.r.NviLi.k,Ala., Oct. 19.^This MM^ing n quarrel between a negro mid a young^white mini niiined Hob.us resulted in the^negro |x^uriiig gasoline over Huberts. All^^ot bet negro touched the lluid with a lighted^lamps and in an instant Kols rts was en^viio|x d in flames. He ran wildly up mid^down the street and was literally roasted^alive. One of the negroes has l*.en ar^^rested.
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