Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-27

isalisleas Itemh,
g'bs isIhle d nov printed IN no Nwl
A. char Tvs hundred hnd ten lahs
suaapAl IN lbbi u waa printed In
only any
fhe General Assembly Of the linl.
God Presbyterian Church will bn hell
NJ WeoHteh Chic baHlnnlna Oh We'd,
neAdAy, May VI,
'I'he question Of rotary ltldarsAlp
IN tlie Presbyterian Church Il nov
settled Tho constitutional mNurlW
has been obtained In lls hvoh
Many lcplHeepAliana IN The central
p0rtIOn of Ohio express Ah earnest
ueHlpe ~ have bishop Jaeger W lhhAs
Celnmbus Che place ol bis permanent
residence -.
nlshon Whlpple says nin 1871 We
had lbil candidates itir holy orders IN
lhe Protestant ltnlaeepal Church III
ia9i we had H01.a Lose 0l nIty per
cent Ia three years"
The American Methodist Chapel
NJ QuIehong, China, was destroyed by
ineb OF Cinnamon recently, The
Chinese authorities have offered am,
pie repaiatloh for the outrage,
The revival In Mlddlelewn Wes.
leyah University ID very remarkable
or The ie1 students enrolled, las
have become professors OF religion,
and or these az have received license
10 preach,
Osaka, japan, IL said TO be the
most religious city In the world, be.
cause II has l,D4B places Of worship
The prevalent ereeds are Buddhist
and 5intoo, There are 100000 In
habitahts IN Osaka,
Though Great Britain is nominnlly
Christian, It's subjects rank hlimerl
cally as followsl Largest number,
Pagans, second largest, Mohamme'
dams. third, ProtestantsI fourth, ko-
man Catholics.
Bishop Gillespie, Of Western Mich
ignn. has consented 10 undertake the
visitation of the Episcopal parishes
In Northwestern Ohio, commencing
about June 1, thus supplying the
place of Bishop Bedell.
During the last twenty years the
Wesleyhns have erected 1923 chap.
els, at cost Of E2,lbb,3b7 lover
$l0,000,000,) The General Chapel
Committee report that In 1874 sane
tion was given TO the erection of 1870
chapels,
A committee of the Prusslan Diet
has prepared u bill declaring the Old
Catholics entitled 10 share Of Ro'
man Catholic Churches, cemeteries
and revenues, prOportl0nate 10 their
numbers ~ compared with other
Catholics,
Rev. T, II. Moore, of London, Ohio,
writes thai the labors OF Mr., and
Mrs. T. II, Frame, Quakers, who
spent some weeks In that place, 70,
suited In the conversion Of about ls0
persons Of all classes. or these ITO
united with the Methodist Church
and 20 with the Presbyterlana.
The Congrogatlonallst says 1--WE
notice among the reports Of recent
Methodist Conference that ono min.
isterlal brother was made effective
We don't know exactly what that
may be, but II IL bo m good ~ IL
sounds, we know of several COngro.
gational ministers who are good sub
iects for the process"
The First Presbyterian Church, |
Lynehburg, Virginia, has beer a
vorcd with very extraordinary re-
ligious awakening, under the labors
OF Rev. Q, NJ. Howard, pastor One
hundred aud seventy Ave persons
have presented themselves M inquI.
rers and one hundred md twenty
have profcssed conversion.
Pope Plus, In recent letter 10
Professor ~ the Louvain University,
strongly oensures the wiokcdncss Of
those persons "boastfully styling
themselves Catholics who obstinatoly |
adhere 10 the liberty Of conscience,
liberty Of creed, tho press, and siml.
lar kinds OF liberty which tho Church
has always condemned"
Augusta, Georgia, Is being visited
with work OF grace such IN has
never been Witnessed within the ex.
perlence Of the oldest lnhabitant."
Much Of the religious interest has
grown out OF the labors Of Mr.. Need.
ham, an Evangelist from Philadel.
phia. The Presbyterian, Methodist
and Baptist Churches have received
large accossions.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearsall Smiths sery.
Ices for tho promotion OF Scripture
holiness, now held In Germany, meet
with continued success, Early in
June they are 10 open religious con
ference In Brighton, England, nj
which II il expected 5000 will be
present Two thousand pounds will
be applied 10 the expense of convey,
Ing English speaking elergymen from
The Continent 10 tho meeting,
Many Of the papers are still com.
on the elevation OF Arch,
bishop MeCloskey. The New York
Evening Post stiff contends that the
new Cardinal ought 10 have declined
the dignity as inconsistent with his
duty rs m American citizen, and
publishes the oath OF Cardinal,
which involves the most complete and |
unqnestiohed fealty to the Pope as
above oil other temporal powers, and
the fghtlng against all heretles 10 ,
the uttefm0st
In a. tia ,mnress,on az ,.,.u l.,