, 1874-09-27

ac gets tn human being would tend 70 keep on the
to for1alisu that the {ormals: docs not consider fue
r. devout son1 Will ranc sincerity Of mood :nd word
nj necessary condition of communion with God aud
ln STEADY cultivation Of All honest and truthful temp
t. and habit Of sunru Kill rhetorical lying at the
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md si pcsfeet tH ID f' esaeer a' ? ss
i; AMI huJ one person In thonAan3 makes nne speech
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10 II When Ve do our own taking.
y THE ALLIANCE :
10 has editorials on tho Young Mems Christian i,
II sociation Prof.. .Tynla and ''A Home for tt
IT Straugers," the rccessity fer tho litter bein
: strongly md tru.hfally urged. The paper la
Ee ! been greatly enlarged III order to meet tho it
: creasiEg demands upon it's spacc.
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b NOTES.
( coSoaEGAT1osA1.
. a church Of trolyo membera Was formed q
i Piattcritle, Col, Sept. 3.
: 4 new congregational Church is to DO organ
lied at Ninnctka next Tuesday.
Tho Congregational Church at Dover, Ill, Ia
invited q Meth odlst minister to serve them.
, Seventeen rcraona ycrc received into the Con
} gEegational Church at Pontiac, 3lich at tht
, September communion.
The Congregational CHURCH at Turner, III.
,, has called tho Rev J. B. Didwcll, Of the las,
class in the Chicago Seminary. ue begins scr.
vice Oct. l.
The First Congregational Church at Blus
Ioland was organized in 1880. In 1864 house
Of worship was erected. LII 1872 it waa enlarged
to its present proportions. The Rev. s. T. Dick
nson is tho prcscnt pastor Of the church.
Tho Adcance says During tho twelve aud a
I half years Of Supt. Roy's administration there
have been organized in Northern Illinois
seyenty-fse Congregational churches: ninety
ty-two OF them by missionary churches, lie
has preached the dedication sermon for tif1y-two
OF these Raising from e5DD to - dot iu most OF
the cases Az Field Superintendent he has
preached and raised money At tcn dcdica:ions
outside the State"
| tlonal Churches OF this country assemblies at
| New Haven, Conn.,, Sept 80, Tie first Synod
! convened at Cambridge iu 1857, to condemn tho
leretlcal doctrines OF Ammo Hutchinson In lsaC
the second Synod was held at the semo place,
ana platform Of principles laid down. In 1859
tie thiru Synod or National Council az it vas
then called, Was held at Albany. " Y. at this
gathering: tho union which had before existed
with the Ircsnytcrian Church Was abandoned,-a
plan for tie establishment Of missionary church
es IN tho West adopted. The fourth National,
Council was held At Bostpn in 1865 tho princiDn1
business being the consideration Of new tclds
o|pe1nea iq ths South. Tie nth Council met
hundred Delegates will convene IN New Haven
this week. Tho programme of exercises, 10 far |
rs It hns been prepared. has been already pub |
lls!ied in The TRIBUNE The occasion ia oxpect |
cd to bo ono OF much interest to the Church.
METHODIST.
Bishop Amcs dedicated I new Methodist
church at Hammond, Wis, Sept. 20.
4 young peoples eociable was held in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church alorday evening.
Tho General Committee Of Methodist Church
E3tonslon will meet Nov. 10 at 1U2U Arch street.
Philadelphia.
The Ecv: Dr. f. Liohhart dedicated fine new
German Methodist church in Columbus, Wis.
sept. ~. IIe building cost 81, 900.
The Rocky Mountain Conference, which met
At SAT- Lake'Cl: this year. reports 60t men,
bers, IL local preachers. II churches, and l44
b2ptisms.
The Baltimore Episcopal Methodist notes tho
conversion Of noarly three thousand souls at tho
calnp-m ectlngs aad the churches within the |
pounds Of its circulation.
The Methodist Church at St. Joscph. Mo-. un-
Ter The charge Of the Rev. D. J. Holmes, is in q
condition. Within the last two Years
In indebtedness of $4,000 has been paid. ;
There is ono upot in tho South where tho
7 dethodist Church South and the Methodist
sh1!cn i u North ere not actively hostile, pamely,
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ranches of the Church worship together. 1
4 dne Methodist church was dedicated at De-
roit. Aich., Sept. u. for the Trinity Society. .
1esideut Fowler delivered the dedication ser 1
lon 1t is capable OF soatins 1000 PERSONS, and !
3ss about $50. 900. OF this sum ovor Sl60O0 !,
as raised on the day OF dedication.
Considerable additions we're made to the men,
erahip OF several Of the Methodist churches ! g
st Sunday. Among them. Oak Park Church | n
,ceiTed ten; Grant Place, nine the church at "
cnera under Mr. Cantine received three and
: Paul Church. IN charge Of the Ray. E. L. Ct
[artln, received forty. d.
The Catholics Of EIgin era about to erect n =
!rochiai school winch will accommodate 25o ~
,pils. :
At Clinton, Mass, tho Catholics are building = OF
~ tine church. which will be 100 feet long, Ill nc
Ct wide, and will have stately tower
It is said that tho struggle in Europe between &c
Church and State has extended to Croutia. ~ -.
this Province the priests have unlimited in W
enco ,ae Eyer tue primary schools but tho PRO.
q measure which will abrldgo that influence. am
tho bill il said to be likely to pass Sal
4 correspondent Of the London Guardian !
I'M Dusseldorf writes that there are sicpy Of thu
1t In the Ultramontane party. aud of re- Ne
ion in favor OF the Governmental policy. Tho Tu
op]c in the Diocese of Poscu are said to be on III
side Of the Government, and some Of the | aes
lish Population even rejoice over tho prose- mo
lon OF the priests, and express their satisfac- II
d ut the breaking down Of clerical supremacy: d..
zinsll priest, is tho leader of this move s. su1
ut. He w1ll ask the Pope to recognize tia c.. anu
tx laws. II he refuses, Posen church. WITH ';, oes
ew Bishop, is to DO constituted without e1- ~ ~
sely seyering all connection With Rome, @ oes
'athe1n Brady and Elliott OF tho celebrated chu
Ter Of The Pausts, 50 e street. New York ar r.
d III this city Friday Inst and Father DIVER. Ill
be same Order. was expected hero Yesterday - s.tu
'se gentlemen will open mission at St. Jar ~
is Church, corner Jackson street and Hermit @ oap
avenue at 1880 p. m. to-day. It will proba-
last for two weeks from this date. Services. 1ns
sermon. will be held in the morning. after. oeu
4. and evening Of every day while the mis- III ~
lasts. The reputation of this noted Order auo M
doubtless attract Q large number of persons e'e'
he n'lssion-scrvicce, aud duo arrangeuents II
be made for the accommodation of strangers, tho
r,,sro,,, in E
10 Statistics OF the Protestant Epecopa} ~ i,
rch show that there are in the United States ad;+
ishops, 3.055 priests and deacons, and o46.- nohi
1I
'e evangelical party in the, Anglican Church OF t