St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30
BEARING GOOD FRUIT.
Francis Murphy's Interesting Gospel
Temperance Services Last
EVnuiuU

Evening.
There was good audience at the Jackson
Street Methodist church last evening to rar-
ticipate in the exercises of the gospel tenn
perance meeting under the lead CT Francis
Murphy.
Mr.. Ladd made the announcement that
this evening services would again be held in
the Jackson Street church, on Friday evening
in Plymouth church probably, and at some
other church on Saturday evening. to be
hereafter designated, while rouser would be
held OF Sunday afternoon in the Grand
Opera house, again kindly offered for the
purpose by Commodore Davidson.
A gentleman from Massachusetts, told an
anecdote of its great temperance governor,
Geo. n. Briggs, who never wore collar from
the time he was studying law to his decease
because of pledge challenged from him not
to do so by fellow student who had on
these conditions pledged himself not to
drink. Both kept their word and both be-
came eminent This speaker also quoted
the utteranee made to him personally by
Philip Phillips in Minneapolis few even
iugs since, that he had travelled in all the
fields in which Moody and Sankey had la
bored, as well as Francis Murphy and his
son, and that the latter chad not Only saved
more homes in the world but brought the
most men and women 10 Christ"
Mr.. George, signer Of the pledge in the
opening of the movement here, said be was
still on top Of the enemy and that he lad
fought to get away from whisky all his life,
but at last, By taxing God into the partner
81. HaT
Mrs. Farwell made q most interesting adj
dress, in which she narrated the recent ban
ishment of wine from her lips and table By
prominent 81. Paul lady, who since the re-
cent movement here for the FIRST. time bad
comprehended that the wine cup was buc the
FIRST stepto the gutter. This lady had not
only done this but had taken the pledge and
joined the Gospel Temperance union.
Mrs. Allen made very interesting speech
on the power Of little things for influence
both in word, act and example, and closed
By announcing that the brave women OF the
ST. Paul Christian Temperance union in
tended to work heDceforward as though there
was no such word as fail.
Francis Murphy then said be was going to
have his friend and nsmesake Dr.. Murphy
Of ST. Paul give the people here a pe-scrip-
ton a. the Opera House next Sabbath after
DDOD LLc ItEO-o auu tIcI very IelIlT
took up the subject as 70 "Who is Boss.''
He described = barn 70 tbe mayor
boss as represented b. the
yankee running great business
in perfect order aad system Every enc
must necessarily have master aad be IN
der certain species Of control 70 have The
machinery Of life aud living run smoothly
and without friction. He here described the
biting OF green and awkward colt, TO per-
lection. who Of course didn't Ike the pro-
cess, but in the end vas proud 70 Ey over
the plains at a fast gait feeling tie slightest
touch OF IT'S master on the reirs and answer
ing the guiding word Eith delight Re then
gave graphic description Of bis passage On
the steamer Rome from Liverpool 70 New
York. and the nsn who looked 20 the helm
aud guided the monster vessel safe through =
fearful storm, while Capt. Henderson izs1ed
TO the bridge directed her conTse - she
dashed through the great seas