Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-07
GLUBELETS.

The Re7. SIT Moon Is Chinese preacher at
Honolulu.
Bishop Gil. Haven is out in favor of Grant
for President in 1880.
Bishop Ames, of the Methodist church, is
seriously i'll at Baltimore.
George William Curtis conducts religious
services every Sunday at West Brighton, NJ Y.
The Reformed Episcopal church holds about
$500, GOO worth of real estate for educational
purposes.
Fifty churches in and about Boston have
paid their debts during the past few months,
amounting to nearly $l,000,o0O.
The Rev. DR.. McAnally, editor of the st,
Louis Christian 4drocate, is writing complete
history of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South.
The American and English exhibitors at Paris
are endeavoring to secure the best possible OBJ
servance of the Sabbath in the sections allotted
to them.
The English revisers of the New Testament
are engaged in revising for the second
time the Second Epistle to the Cor
inthians.
The minister who said he could preach with
out notes has been taken at his word nv his
congregation, which refuses to pay his salary.
He sees his mistake
A Sunday school hymn-book has Just been
| completed in the Spanish language. The ma
tabor now goes to his duty in the bull ring
singing, Hold the Fort
Mr.. Mackonochie. of st. Adams. Holborn
pays no attention to the sentence of Lord
Penzance which suspends him for three wears.
He conducts his services nrecisalv nc baf,ro
The pious colored brother learns early in life
that there IS time for all things, and that
night time is best for entcing full grown
water melon to leave a neighbours garden patch
| The Rev. William Tranton, of Salisbury
England completed his hundredth year
May l. He has been a Wesleyan minister since
/ 1903, and confirmed smoker for eiehty-6ve
years.
There are in the United States %, 9OS Baptist
churches, but only IA, $50 ministers of that
| persuasion. Some of the churches however
are very small and weak. and unable to sun
port ministers.
The Pope has been memorialized by nine
bishops of Venetia to order the preliminary
steps for the Modification of Plus ". whom
they regard as having been provdentially raised
| up In times OF difficulty.
At its next meeting the New Brunswick pres
bytery will take action on the Rev. John Mil
lers demission of the ministry and will give
himlthe official cold shoulder of deposition on
account of his reiterated heresy.
At the late meeting of the general association
OF Michigan, it was most heartily voted that
chair in the Oberlin Theological seminary be
endowed by the Michigan churches, and the
appointment of a financial agent to raise the
money solicited.
1t is the testimony of Sturgeon, Tying and
all of those pastors who accustomed to re-
ceive many children into their churches, that
they make more symmetrical, reliable and less
troublesome members through their lives than
those received adults.
The Methodists of Canada, who began their
existence as church in 177S just twelve years
after Philip Embury and Barbara Heck had
: introduced the faith into the United States
intend to celebrate their centennial at Belle
vile IN August or September.
The venerable Archdeacon Roe, of Jamaica,
has been committing such financial Irregular
ties and mlsdemeanors that he has thought
. good to Danish himself to the Island of Ma
derla, where he is beyond the reach of British
law. His stealings amounted to $6O, 900.
|. young Methodist clergyman in Midway
=. Mass, was arrested for stealing two bank
books, $50 United States bond, and some
Il money from Mrs. Miranda Daniels, while she
: was at church on a recent Sunday, but he was
!, discharged because the proof against him was
not positive enough to convict.
Sea-Cif camp ground opened this season on
o the Fourth with a gigantic clambake at which
Il the people for many miles around gathered.
y A flavor of religion to some extent pervaded
y the days work in the shape of sundry orations
- and exhortations from eminent Methodist
doctors of divinity.
t, A religious exchange prays for "a woman o.
ID wealth and of high social culture and position
ee who makes ii her rule and fashion to dress 70,
I'll church in 80 plain and inexpensive manner a
Ae to throw the whole social influence of the con
T. gregation against extravaganza in Dress Tha
~ woman is dead. She was too good for thi
IN world.
The National Baptist saws that there are nov
:. about Thousand converted Jews in the Unite
10 States. The Jceoish Record challenges it t
~ produce the names and post Office addresses o
III one-tenth of that number, and does not thin
II IuttI tueie are III all over nIty Inc population
ed of Jews in this country is estimated by tn
l Record at about 275,000.
IA The colored Baptists of New England hav
co appointed several committees to ascertain thei
ut relations with their white brethren, and a de
to nominational paper tersely says: 'sIf thes
lot Baptsts will forget their color and sail into
ID. field of gospel work and privilege just as i
lg they were not colored they will be happier an,
1T. more useful There is nothing to hinder the1
"a from uniting with the white Baptists. if the
IN, want to-
- - The Fourth Avenue Baptist church of Pitt
,.I burgh clings to its pastor. the Rev. r. w. Pea
lid son, although sundry naughty deeds were som
Die time ago proved against him, and confessed b
of him. The Pittsburgh Baptist association CO,
Ter siders this all wrong, and thinks the churc
st, ought to turn MIR. Pearson out. AS every Ba
fist church is independent, however, the ass
Inc citation has power to command the chur,
I'd. to send in the pastors resignation.
ba+ Letters have been received in Jersey CT
nta within the last few days from Henry, II
mo where the Rev. ]. S. Glendenning settled whe
ex- he left Jersey City in consequence of the sea
. dial ATTENDING the death of Miss Mary POmero