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LATEST TURF NOTES FROM AURORA AURORA. 111., June 16. A new wire fence has been built around the paddock, replacing the wooden rail one. It is now impossible for fractious horses being led around the enclosure to injure the spectators. Pue to bis bad behavior at the post in the third race Monday, the entry of Dr. McArthur will not be accepted during the remainder . this meeting. D BanBBUa has turned the 2-year-old colt. Outlawed, over to W. Caywood and the latter will train him in the future. Hard Guess was kicked several times by I r. McArthur yesterday, being badly cut about th - flank and will be unable to race for some time. The stewards have issued a ruling barring 1 »r. McArthur from starting again at this mooting It was announced today that another special train will he run from Chicago .in the r. niaining Saturdays of th.- Baaataac BlBhhag tin., in all on Saturday. The extra train will leave at U:la, A. i:..s.-nburg. "f Chicago, a gate-tender at tic local coins., was hadly injured this afternoon wh.-n In- wa: run over by an autu-tnoblle driven by lira. II. l. Wooda. The man was rushed to St. Joaepha raoapital to deter-. mill.- th.- extent of his lajarlea. General manager Trimble stated that men will be kept at tTork on the track all night tonight and be expect* t,, have the racing tirip in fair condition by tomorrow. ! :. l.l i ■ Thoraaa, ons of starter htorrlaeyi -t. i,;:. wa- kicked by Trapael yesterday ai I sustain, il a bail :;:ish ill lii leg, Joehey B. OBrien will leave tor Raceland hi tlic conclusion of th.- meeting, lie will i.i- !ii Hal Price ii. -a. u. y at the Kentucky ] courae. Burleigh Parke, brother . r Ivan Parke, and rldi r. was an arrival Parke Ii noar eonne teal with th Nevada | . Farm Btaiale,
