St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
SALTWATER NEWS.
Miraculous Escape of Two People
in Runaway.

III runaway
runaway occurred on North Third
street yesterday, and that no one was
injured is almost a miracle. The horses
belongsd to M. A. TOrinus, and we've
frightened by the breaking of whiffle-
tree. They started cap the street at
terrific gait, and soon the tongue was
broken from the CUTTER When they
neared the corner of Cherry and Third
streets they ran into cutter occupied by
A. F. Sanftenberg and George Wilson.
and endeavOred to pass, each horse TAX
ing opposite sides of the cutter. The
tongue struck the rear of the cutter and
passed right between the occupants
without snjuring either.
The Ancient Order of HibernianS
realized a neat little sum from the ANA
teur performance OF 1.-The Shamrock
and the Rose" at the Grand opera house
on the evening of st. Patrick's day, and
the performance demonstrated that
there were several very good amateurs
in the cast. The acting was good. the
singing fine and the dancing magnili-
cent At the close of the second act
Miss Mollie Lane delighted the audience
with song entitled "Sella de Banan."
Her Dago makeup was very good, and
the song was we'll received. A feature
of the evenings entertainment was the
singing of a BedOuin love song by Miss
Kate Sullivan. between the third and
fourth acts Miss Sullivan possesses
rich, cultured voice, and was heartily
applauded at the close.
Yass players in this city now have
something to talk about. the YaSs con-
test between the Big Four and Yankee
teams having resulted in tie, after
eighty games had been played. Each
side made 500 points, and have been
close ever since the first game was
played, neither side having had larger
lead than five points. The concluding
series of games were played Friday
evening, and at the start the Yankees
had lead of 2, which their opponents
succeeded in wiping out by sharp play
ing.
Friends of Hon. G. P. Gregory say
that he can live only short time, and
his death may occur at any moment.
He is unable to take nourlshment, and
for several days has taken no medicine.
One of the attending physicians gave
him up to die nearly two weeks ago. but
he rallied since then, only for short
time.
Tie first game is the continuous pool
tournament was played Friday evening,
and was won by Peter j. Stadler and
Fred BehrentS by score OF $50 to III.
! Their opponents are Will HillShotter
and, Herman Pretzel. The last game
willsbe played next Friday evening.
Report reached here yesterday of the
| death of James EatchOn at West Su-
peror, who was injured Thursday In
| Dennis Boyle's logging camp on Kettle
river by falling under sled loaded with
| logs.
e. Frederick, OF Alton. was In the
| city Yesterday, and reported the total
destruction by fire of his store in Alton.
| He carried an insurance of S4,700, but
| the estimated loss exceeds the insurance
by about $1,000.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cross, of Denver,
| COL, who have been the guests of Mr.:
! and Mrs. William Sauntry for several
| DAYS, return home this evening.
Chief of Police Shortall was called to
West Superior the first of the week, by
the dangerous illness of his son, w. j.
| Shortall, who is improving.
| Maude Granger, supported by an eX-
| cellent company. will be an attraction
at the opera house tomorrow evening III
"The Fringe of Society,""
The action of Mrs. q. w. Seymour
VS.. The Chicago Guarantee Fund Life
| Society has been appealed to the SUI
| preme court.
The North Hill whist club was enter
tanned at the Sawyer house Thursday