St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-10
ment, NJ. N. G., win undergo its annual in

ment, M. N. G., will undergo its annual in
spection to-day.
The chilly atmosphere of yesterday caused
the withdrawal from the streets of more than
one ''summer suit"
A case of threatened delirium tremens at
the station house last evening was straight
ened out by the city physician.
The Hanlons will begin an engagement of
three nights and a matinee at the Grand opera
house this vening in "Fantasma.'
Pianos and house furniture removed very
cheap, also domestics furnished on short
notice, at Kent's package delivery and en-
ployment office, 200 West Seventh street.
Albert Douglas was locked up at the sta
ton house last evening for inaugurating and
carrying forward family row, The COM
plant was entered by his wife.
The steamer G. B. Knapp arrived here yes
terday afternoon from the Marine mills on
the st, Croix, having in tow two barges OF
lumber Tor the Marine company.
The excursion which was arranged to go
from CT Paui to the dells on the st. Croix
yesterday morning was indefinitely postponed
ON account of unfavorable weather.
man named Michael Boroski, who claims
to reside in Rose town, was taken to the City
hospltai yesterday with broken leg, the ac-
cident having happened on the railroad near
this city.
A crippled beggar, who could not walk
three steps without the aid of crutches,
tarried in the station house yesterday. He
was picked up on the streets in a state of
hel pless inebriety.
The steamer White Eagle of the ST. Louis
and St. Paul Packet line left La Crosse for
TINS place at O'Clock yesterday morning.
She will arrive here this morning and will de-
part for st. Louis at this evening.
The Crusaders held a meeting yesterday
afternoon at oclock, and elected the follow
ing delegates to the Catholic Total Absti-
fn ha hole in nCta
next month: c. Twohey, G. q. Carter, J. r.
Treonod, j. f. Kelly and J. f. Carer
The California Wine House, corner of Cedar
and Seventh, is the only house in the city that
handles the genuine California wines. Don't
take anybody's word in regard to this, u t
ask your physician where he gets the pure
and genuine California wine. Use none other
for medicinal purposes.
John Keefe was the name given by young
man who was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Officer Harvey, on the charge of the lar
cenY of two chickens from a coop on Seventh
and Broadway. He sold the hens and be-
came intoxicated upon the proceeds, and
will this morning have to answer to the charge
OF larceny and drunkenness.
DR.. Murphy has just returned from St.
Louis, where he attended the annual meeting
OF the American Medical Association. He in
forms reporter that 1.3O0 delegates were in
attendance and that the convention lasted
business was transacted. The next cow en-
ton will be held in Chicago
While the 2:30 short line train on the Mani
toba road was passing St. Anthony Park sta
ton, on the way from Minneapolis yesterday
several tramps hurled large cinders at the
coaches, and one piece broke a window and
fell on the floor of the coach. Fortunately no
one was sitting near where the missile entered.
The police were notified and are ON the look
out for the offenders.
There was good attendance at both of the
meetings in the Gospel Temperance and Mis-
sion rooms, yesterday afternoon and evening.
Rev. Benjamin FARMLAND of Chicago gave
practical talk on temperance combined with
Christianity in the afternoon. In the evening
he took his subject from Revelations, ex-
planning and illustrating Gods laws as shown
by symbols, and mans duty to God and his
fellow man, drawing comparison between
the laws of the United States and those in the
Bible. He held that so far as they relate to
mans spiritual welfare they were both rea-
sonable and sensible. Rev. Robert Smith
closed with few remarks on the same sub
iect.