Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-21
CITY GLOBULES.

Supt. Birge has established a new fire alarm
at the st. Paul s. Manitoba railroad, to be
numbered 43.
Collector Bickel returned Saturday evening
from an official inspection of the Red river
and st. Vincent branches of his department.
The annual ball under the auspices Of the
Liederkranz society, intended to signalize the
close of the private dances of the winter series,
will take place tonight. The arrangements
are fully perfected, and q very pleasant time is
expected.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon team,
attached to a covered sleigh, from McKin-
ney's stable, became frightened, on Hill street,
and started to run away. The animals scudded
up Hill street with the rapidity of CREASED
lightning, coming to grief on Fort street,
where they collided with rig driven by Mr..
Simons. Both vehicles were demoralized, bnt
no personal injury was inflicted.
About noon, yesterday, DR.. Chas N. Dori-
on, while passing from Christ church, on
Fourth street, after the morning services,
slipped on the ice, and was thrown upon the
sidewalk, sustaining fracture of the left
ankle and other painful injuries. He was as
sisted to his residence, corner of Fifth and
leave the house for some days. He will con-
tinue his practice, receiving patients at his
residence.
The entertainment given by the Rosenfield
sisters and Seibert's orchestra at the Athena-
nm last night attracted large and enthusiasts
tic audience. The programme was substanti-
ally the same rs that given at the Opera house
last week, and the musical talent of these ac.
0nm n g vvn nx,a1 To haf
ter or more satisfactory advantage. The per-
formance was highly enjoyable throughout,
and the artists were the recipients of enthusi-
astic encOres.
There was a dance at Knapp's place, Rogers
block, Saturday night, and after the glims
had been doused, which was late yesterday
morning., several of tho merry makers, went
up stairs to bed. Among these was Joe Ack-
erman, who possessed, on retiring, valuable
gold watch. On waking up yesterday morn
ing he discovered that the '.jgger'' had been
cabbaged from his vest pocket. Two men
were arrested on suspicion, but as no evidence
was forthcoming they were released.
The ladies of the Fanny Parnell Land league
are preparing grand entertainment to be Civ
en- at the Opera house on the evening of the
oath inst. Besides the laudabIe object pro.
posed, namely, "to assist the women of Ire.
land to defend their homes" the programme
will contain many attractions. Addresses will
be made by Rev. Father McGolrick of Mime.
apolis, and Messrs. VIM. L. Kelly and C. D.
OBrien of st. Paul. The Misses Banning have
kindly consented to read selections from Fanny
Parnell's beautiful poems. There will also be
vocal and instrumental selections, league
songs, etc., under the direction of Mr.. VIM F.
Markoe.
About 8 o'clock last evening, while passing
along Third street near jackson, the attention
of Sergeant Walsh and Officer Nugent was at.
tracted by the unseemly conduct and loud
conversation of a man and woman, both under
the influence of liquor. They were ordered to
make less noise and move on, whereupon the
man became cranky and threatened to whip
the officer. They were both put under arrest
and as the female refused to walk, cutter was
procured by Officer Nugent while Sergeant
Walsh started for city hall with the man. The
cutter had only proceeded a short distance W
Third street when the woman jumped from
the cutter and tried to escape. She was over
taken by the officer, when a lively scuffe en-
sued, the irate Amazon showing fight. z Afte
great difficulty she was locked up. The wo
mans name is Ella French, well known in st
Paul, and the man is Minneapolis duffe
named Frank Mallory.