Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-02
GLOBELETS.


Every workman on the Paris Exnosition
building has received present of a Bible in
the French language.
The Rev. Mr.. Tooth, the famous English
rltuallst, has recently become the father of
twins People call them the little Teeth
negro teamster in Nashville declares that
he must either give up driving mules or with
draw from the church, the two positions be;no
incompatible.
French prophet says that the end of the
world will come when Easter Sunday falls on
ST. Marks day. This will be the case in 1885
Look out virgins!
rev. Samuel NJ. Isaacs, who died recently
was the founder of the Jc,rish Nessen0ey and
the recognized leader of the Orthodox Israelites
in the United States
The Papal Nuncios at Vienna. Paris, Madrid
ana Lisbon, will be called home to Rome, and
promoted to the Cardinalate at Consis,orv to
be held at the close of june
Widow Van Colt once found herself in TROY
without dollar, and sold her cloak to raise
cash for expenses. She ought to have remem-
bered that the Lord will provide.
Bishop Burgess, the newly -elected Bishop of
the Diocese of Quincy, ILL.,, is stately gentle
man, in hight an inch over six feet, and of
commanding presence. He is now so wears old.
AZ Wayland Seminary, in Washington, d. c.,
"here young colored persons are trained for the
BAPTIST ministry, no student is allowed to use
either whisky or tobacco. The students do not
practice hazing.
The Rev. Mr.. Partridge, Baptist missionary
at swatow. China, writes that the Chinese have
Tor long time had telephones, made chiefly
out OF hne strips of bamboo. They work well.
although not over very long distances.
member of the Reformed Presbyterian
synod in New York, Pittsburgher, says that the
terrible accidents and fires which visited the
Pennsylvania railroad company last year. were
In consequence of running the trains or Sui
day.
The Rev. Thos. S. Malcolm, who is good
authority, says that there are in this country
5oo,UOO Baptlsts of African descent. He wants
great many Of these Baptists to go to Liberia
to perform missionary service in Central
Africa.
An lrlshman who recently waited at a Cardi-
nails table in Dublin ON Friday, when there
II
able to repress his astonshment. '.Bedad."
he exclaimed, 9 if that's what you call fastin',
it's meself could stand Lent all the wear
round!'
! general conference of the Methodist BODY
IN the Dominion viii meet in Montreal in Sep
TENDER, and arrangements are already being
made for billeting the delegates, about 300 of
whom are expected to be present. Revision of
the hymn-book will be one of the important
subjects for discussion
baby show given in Waukegan, H.,
for the benefit of Baptist church. The most
fashionable mothers entered their offspring,
and over a hundred were put on exhibition
One was black; and, when the ten-cent ballot
boxes were opened, that one was found to have
been voted the prize for beauty.
Mr.. Talmages most formidable rival, Charles
+. Williams, 'the converted clown who was
sentenced to be shot as bounty-iumper served
several terms for bigamy and assault, was a
public singer, circus clown and a Methodist
revlvallst, has been sent up for two years by a
New Hampshire court for theft.
Father Cuddihy, the Catholic priest of Mil
ford, Mass, continues his war on the A. O. II
He denounces the order in severe terms. The
Milford Hibernians preparing for great
picnic on the Fou1 tn of July Il demonstra-
ton of defiance. Father Cuddihy is getting up
an opposition picnic, and he appeals to his peo-
pie to stand by him.
A pious old woman, brought up in the Cal
whistle faith of the Presbyterian church, wa.
asked what she thought of an Armnian ser
bad
head vigorously. Il don't believe a word ont
said she; ''at all events, l know the Lord chos.
me afore ever he me; for he never woulc
ha chosen me arterward."
Poet Whittier writes: 81 am not a Univer-
salist, for believe in the possibility of the
perpetual loss of the soul that persistently
turns from God in the next life as in this
But do believe, also, that the Divine love ant
Heavenly Father will do the best that is pos
sible for every creature He has made. What
that will be must be left to his infinite wisdom
and goodness.
The American tract society has received
S415, 016 and spent $409, 1922. 1t has about
$4,000 in the treasury, and has distributed
vast amount of religious reading matter. O.
its receipts, $500, 600 are from sales of publ
cations, Sl4, 900 from rents, and the rest from
donations and legacies. No doubt all thes
large sums have been honestly and judicous],
handled, but We tempted to ask, quO bono
The Sunday school lesson for the day being
the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego
the teacher asked what he had principal.
learned from the chapter. The boy, being Of
practical turn Of mind, replied that it's yer.
disagreeable to be too hot" The teacher thel
, threatened to make it disagreeably hot for tn
boy, whereupon the boy said he would TT.
again. The next time he reported that ne hat
learned ''that it's good thing when you're to-
hot to get where it's cooler
Some of the religious papers are eager il
the gathering and chronicling of news tina
they hurriedly make undigested and ncomprt
! hensible statements, frequently contradiction
what they mean to say. For instance, ar
told that "a presbytery in Liverpool, England
employs evangelists, who in good standin
in the Presbyterian church, sound in the faith
and suitable persons. for a period of thre
: years" The writer of this did not mean t
say that these evangelsts backsliders bu
the inference naturally to be drawn from tn
, statement that they are sound and suitable Il
e three wears is in favor of the most dlsaStrOl