Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-22
SUNDAY GLOBELErs.

number los.
There are 4s9 places of religious worship ~
New York city.
The hethodists have s,s96. s99 members IN
the United Statea-
The church property of New York city, II is
estimated, is worth $4,000, 900.
During the last year the women of the North
west have contributed $4,000 Tor mission
work.
large Roman Catholic Monastery aud sehoel
mas been founded in the heart of the Scotch
Highlands.
Inc number of members in the Congregs-
tlonai church of the United States ia rauo-sea
at 10000.
The whole Bible has been translated into the
Turkish language which translation gives i. TO
10000, 600 people
There in Syria 500 girls attending
Evangelical churches, and studying the West
minister catechisra.
In an old church-yard not far from this. Tower
OF London was recently found Roman bomb
OF the fourth century.
After the Week OF Prayer" in January ner,.
it Is expected that the reviyaIs in AL vi our
churches will omrnence.
Nearly $50, 600 of the MethOdat Foreign Mis-
sion debt was paid off las. year. but the society
still owed 81 So, 900 on October 1st-
The FIRST American saint was a colored We
man. st. Rose, Of Lima. There is church lr
New York dedicated to her. and another in st..-
ten Island.
The English Church Union has passed = reso-
luton to the elect that il is the duty or every
Christian to refuse to recognize tho VALIDITY VI
secular marriages.
If it were rot TOR the interest and devotion
of the women of our churches, sne-half CT
the churches would pass ous Of existence IN
less than years time.
The Waterford Eegs says tina. the alarrhi-
oaess OF Ripon was received into the Catholic
| church by Father Coleridge, the Jesuit. brosher
to the lord chief justice.
The Rev. j. K. Burr d. d., of the Newark
conference, has been obliged by Ill health tore
tire temporarily from the ministry He has
! settled Ia Trenton. n. j.
The Rev. j. w. Hatpence, formerly = Metho-
dist minister of New jersey. having become .
Baptist, has been reordained and installed ovts
the church at Easton, n. j.
The only Free Win Baptist church in CHI
cago mas disbanded. and its late pastor, The
Rev, N. L. Ravlin, will attempt an indsycnd
ent nnseetarian congregation.
In preaching the funeral sermon Of Dir.
Love, lately murdered at Indianapolis. Dr. DE
La Matyr, Congrossman-elect,c complained loud
ly that toe little hanging was the cause of too
| much nu~SsG.
The statistics OF Methodism FOR 1875 chow
that the number Of Metbodist COMMITMENTS
in The wcrld is 1880, SIT, with l0a, ITS local and
travelling preachers. TIE Methodss popnla-
| ton il estimated at &c, Coo 600
The Methodist Episcopal bishops report thai
OF the IL, $50 preachers, not one declined to 70
to the church to which he was sent last year,
nor did single congregation refuse to recejv.
the pastor the bishops assigned them.
The Prosby terian churches Of Northern Col
| orSdo are al most hourishing condition
and report az unusual degree of religious In
terest. Though not rs yet either numerically
or financially strong. they chow healthy
| growth in each respect
The Congregational and Presbyterian church
| es of Franklin New York, after separation of
order OF the supreme court have been consoli
dated into one body, to be known as the Firs,
| Congregational church and society
DR.. Musgrave, Of Philadelphia, has described
circle of fifty years preacher of the Cor
pei of Christ. few Sabbaths APO he preached
in the pulpit of the Arch street Presbyterias
church, Philadelphia, and precisely fifty year.
before he had rendered the same sesyics in ,tss
same place
The preachers in attendance at the wee xiv
Presbyterian meetings in Chicago admit T. fall
ing OF IN church attendance. They trace the
cause to skeptical literature and hard tmn-
ard recommend as remedy greater activity IL
missionary work and the preaching OF moro
| practical Christianity and iess doctrine.
About two years ago the Rev. John Il. Jones.
OF BelleVille, Ont, while studying and preach
| lug against skepticism becsine q skeptic him
self. he resigned the ministry, and studied
law at Detroit, Mich. Through the isborg of
DE-. Pearson, OF that city, his doubts have been
| removed, and he returns to the ministry.
De Witt Talrnage enjoys eaiary of S7,O0G
An estimate of his entire income for this year
is between $4,000 and $l2,GOO. Next year.
however, his salary will be $4,000, and his in
come will oe probably from $4,000 TO 500
QUO. Talmage has good conception of ysluce,
and it il predicted that he will be rich mar
in ter years.
The Rev. ). W. Buck, pastor IN the Methe-
dist church at New Albany, found guilty
of attempting to ruin Mrs. James Hixon the
wife OF d local preacher and Blacksmith, ex
Friday, and was suspended from ali the prise-
leges OF the ministry of the Methodist CD urcb-
He made two atteui pts, one In august and one
in September.
It is estimated that the annual outlay IL
New York city for supporting its churches
chapels and nissions, including the salaries OF
the pastors and the running expenses of ali
kinds, will amount to $1,000 600. For carry
ing on the charitable work of that city, iss
hospitals, homes, asylums, etc, $4,000, 900 a
year is required.
"a clergyman" says tho London fireman.
''once said to certain bishop, My lord, When
go up the steps of the pulpit, never know
the subject OF my sermon, and tho bishop
answered: And hear from your congregation
that they never do when you get there The
bishops remark will apply forcibly TO seyeral
ministers hereabouts.
The best and latest authorities give the whole
population of the world l4239l7, oOo, and
as to religious distinctions, divide this bex
as follows:
Roman Catholics ...............s7 o, 0O0. 600
Greek church. .-........ 90,0000OG
Protestants of all sects. lUl ,0O0.0O0
Jews Observation-Disclosures. 100000
All others Observation-Disclosures 55 9I7,0O0
The American Sunday School union has re-
ceived 10000 as legacy from the late Miss