, 1874-08-09
THE CHICAGO pA1EY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY AUGUsI o. lb74

school Has living being; it had organized ri Afe =
grew: It's character wss made up Of u II o dlssplne
! its pupils. came home wiser man. and resolved
that if took twenty like n,e to lay the fpunda:
| ton, nc wou1h hare one EnHl Eaglah- -sthnoE -
! The UcraM and PresbJPr discaaaos the grow
! ing tendency to Sabb1th Desperation. and sug-
! gests that moro time for recreation be given by
! closing all workshops Saturday noon, allowing
| the men full pay as usuat III t1is way the idea
ecemyto be that tho SONG Of toll will ,gecraate
| SATURDAY. afternoon. and, be ready to attend
! chulch like Good Christians = ss1ln!laY. -
| The Rev. 'Ir. Cook. who has been for many
years. laboring to bring tho Sioux within the pale
OF tue Episcopal Cnarch. seems to hs diBfsart-
encl With the task In i letter racautly written
to tho Iudian Comuaiss1on he deciarep tlnt, in
bis opinion, the influence, Of. the Gospel would
be brought homo to them suore imDresslyeIy if
preaching vas supplemented with q sound
tl1rasAing. '" -:',s
Reports from the missions, Of the AMERICAN
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions in
Turkey show that remarkable progrdss has been
made IN the conversion Of Ausaulnlanato Chtia-
| tianisy. They lear the missionaries gladly, and
IN some places are eager to have them eBtabsish
regular missions. IN tile EASTERN Turkey mis-
sion 1877 children are under instruction, tliere
are I, ,43l communicating, md 5,8aB persons at
ten1 worship. During tue wear three new:
Churches were built, making o total Of thlrty~tWo
The mission buildings at 1Ialpoot Tere greatly
ulJufeI Uy an eaELfluul1e eQUch, Wl1ltA' A1so VS-
casioued tho loBs Of nlany lives ~ = = - !
4 correspondent WHO larcy attended: an after
noon service in tue groat Mormon Tabernacle
in salt Laie CITY says they began with singing,
followed by vigorous prayer, and singing again,
then communion and . sermon. During the
, SECOND hymn seven Elders stood up aud broke
the bread into convenient pieces. and, after q
short blessing, gave the platcs to seven other
Eldern to pass among the congregation. After
tile plates were returned. another blessing waa
asked over tho cups OF wafer used iii tile paco
Of vine: All part1ka Of the communion, even
the small children. 8 ti:5' 80.
1L1, spurgeon. replying to letter informing
him shat a recent attack OF CONT Vas sent as i
Judgment frum God fur opposinE the Church Of
England, says: ,,.
II ! swollen leS proves that 1uan Is under Cody
disn1easure, what would = broken neck prove? We
ask .he question with speciul reference to tha lats
Bsshop ef Wineheser. As f'a> the tnf9rmation that
account Of late speech vt the Liberation Socie-
tyt meeting We shall soon have anotLer attack aud
in u probability viii bc carried of By it, We will wait
aud II it tc true Despite the fact that the writer
caims TO be Clergyman, We are no fn6ro disturbed
than II b. had signed his ayns xadac Ths amount
the iist mouth has proved to our own satisfaction
t!:at blows h.ve not usse1 tho mark: but none
write tuzipuaJ as Evangelical friends, who are
probably uce ulelsy III their coascicncs than others
of the State Church clergy.
The Now York independent, referring to tho
withdrawal Of most Of the Protestant churches
OF Chicago from tho central portion OF tho city
since tho lrc, says:
The experience Of Chicago ID only repetition Of tho
experience of New York except that here is fshon
and not fire, that haz driven the churches away from h
business quarters There yet few churches, how
ever, bcloT Fourteenth street in New York that
well fed. Old Trinity, the John Street Methodist,
and this Church Of tho Strangers about we'll at
tended ss any churches In the city Ne hz7s loa5
thai seyera Of the CONGREGATIONS shat h.ya moved up
town would have Lad more wo.shilcr2 snd larger
Sunday y-schoos, and would havo do:ls great deal
more q practical Christian work at mich snatler
expense il they had st7d in their od churches. Their
religion might have leen littsp 1ess sty1i4, but 1t
would have been great deal more ChriB-like. And
there il need in New Eorh, rcu iu Chicago, that
plain and tons churches, with ministers Of
popular rowcr should le estah1i hcd End maintained
III tie business porti5n of the c1ty.