Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-01
SUNDAY AT RED ROCK.
DON'T You HEAR THE lHUSIC, THERE
rs CAMP MEETING HERE TO-DAY.

1 Rainy Night and Likewise Rainy
Morning Brighter Skies in the After
noon--so1emn Reflections of "Globe" IL
Reporter Who Rarely Has opportu-
nifty for salvation--The Attendance RI
Large and Orderly Sunday Papers Not
Allowed to be Sold, but Real Estate q
Auctioned Ch From the Pulpit--A Dis N
tinction More Nice than Divine.
night Of drenching rain to which the
mornings dawn gave no relief, promised
oheerless Sabbath to the people of Red Rock
camp Those who have not tried it, can form
but faint idea of the dreary misery OF wet
night under canvass There is something 80
utterly wretched and in the feeling Of pre-
found helplessness and desolation, that the
mind becomes apathetic and helpless. Inc
cam pers-out must have felt this to perfection
Yesterday morning, when daybreak asserted it.
self sufficiently to make more apparent the ]
pouring rain and the black inky sky. {
1t was evident to the most hopeful that the
inspiration given by thousands iocking to-
gether was not for them that day, and as pa
thence and resignation are cardinal Christian
virtues the good people prepared to make the
best OF the situation. OF course people must
eat, even ahdei 'ne n a hn'aaLaarer
who had looked forward with pleasure to the
romance r. gypsy life, with no sweeping and
r. 'udgery to do, had ever prepared
under such adverse circum : |
,kfast however, was pre- |
the day day be. begun ce. the
re clouds being rolled together
by the winds, but by sheer ex-
,ad descended in continued
. ,yas nothing left, and the
Nm roI Although the
y. --~---< n hrioht above still
pleasant dwelling
soil was ret king
close .tmosnhere
GROVE rained down
nc won the fall
,cnn,fortahe as
Ihe rain did
at in brr-
on HAVING q
rnfanelv
and leader. saw
bia 10 carry ont
AZ +ho ,etter and Of
- ,,ar, a; servioos
,ts two Of which are quite
g 80 t; Ann ,,oo,,la ,,oro
u e t -, ny 1921 49,, " I'D
~, 'e,a,' , ono - Methnd;sm
e ioo' + 49, 80 ;o.aa
4:s ~, ao,l., ~ ao+;r ns
IS meetings so"Ass pe'p'o
IJ H. o+Lr boooro Gill moro
>.,t.lo ,nl a.cL +rair and boat broupht to
5000 the;r additional hundreds till the
-" o Iona,o o,;+o alive with nromenaders of
stpse o,Ia 1aIl,lenns aud presented more
~ a arearance IF rnnns e1,lsie on festal
d, Inv a orove consenrated to PRAYER
10y ~ az course there we're NOT
VIZ aar-, tbe rao,a rresent that there would have
49, hod tho roorning onened bright
w 49, lf, h,+ tban there could not
nrohablv have been less than four
thousand 1t is difficult, however, to give an
approximate guess at numbers IN a pace " WI CT
1tses nu 1eh 10 'u a,nnna them
IResides those domino on the trains and boats
there were at least "a hundred couveyances such
as farmers wagons and buggles-m,any orlvlhe
o'o lloii oS. ~ t'e'i -; ,;n3 th,t neonl.
u shoulu aso pe 'oln'o 81 ns
were ai%'yh SoiS 90 80 - 80 M wi or
ooa '.h'. e'1n s.'nl, .I,' ;t I,, fre;abt
""ny "' WI 80 ~ 80. 49,; r. enlva tb.,
Teih"p1 O. MY 10y i ~, -
vno aat,,a+od +bose to visit the camnin,
Nhlon "oG,a.01 us IT, ~ of ,h;stIasf nv
slounu ~ ~ uo ent in snch man
uo 'hou'"At'' VI to''o tL;e 49,; 80
ner without showing sohe0nlns % 'n ~ inio
nature. IL WIS u :; d,,iI ;i +hn
81" ~ 49,. , ~ 49, , hronrh+ +bare Nv cnrios;tv
iaAo tbara ~ AT ;thont dovbt simn
Sae,N vi 49, 10 IA a AIT
oe IT'S .ay tie ,,b, come To eniov th
eL ~. oad oat Nth euar,, Inconvenience
1 49, sn ait n,srad for tho occ.s;or
~ iunou o@l CIV pup n,asa s,,ralu fnr 10
my o0,ie .oi o'-"' P'l pN'
oin en, liouAs ,H.t,,,;o+ +haro of oo,rse ~,
=, AhoIo wy ~ liz, .I 80 Il $1,000;
Uno,e "cio o. oaIuoio', ,a 80 pt;st ~
anu opta S S,AtilIa. e ~, fraa Io,
a'el Ia thar mo 1oafnrs Rnt With all II
sIe' az 49, ~, - .J 1saa. tha.o ~,
StesO aiveisi'y "a n Iaa" INV '-'''o''
pei o'"0i OH" "e'o
3 OPEN AIR SERVICE.
At half past two o'clock the great bell tolle
the honr for assembling before the covere
r1,+for,, for Tho frs+ onan-a;r service of II
pia'AoAi ~ VIC NOV Wv =,
day. At least half an ho
elapsed before the large consregatie
was seated ana nearly all the pencnes were
cupied. There were some vacant seats, nov
INV ad ah,tti1 annt tha aro,,nds
must he sud to their credit. however. that VIII,
Mr.. Cobb announced that the rule of the ass
cation WAS that no one must stano near al
talk, to the annoyance or those desiring
hear, everyone complied with the rule. Thong
the assembly was very large IL was by no mea
composed or none but repentant sinners al
sanctlhed salnts-peIlect Chrls'lans-ior MAJ
sat looking around tnem win suom1Ae lnaiHe
ence TO everything gong on aoouO the piat1of1
out sensltlvely alive TO all mat LOOK place GU
side the lae OF the congregation. Even MIN
tells though kneellng stared around them durl1
prayer very unbeconln5ly, and one became
Interested In Il new Goa lie had on that
carefully brushed it and smoothed the slice
with his hand ana blew from IL an lntrudll
and prayer, after which some business matte
were brought forward, and here it should
stated that although selling newspapers on
gronnd was strictly forbldden the gentiem
making the business announcements held Q
IN his hano ana oherea io's 1or SAFE as gnu
No aI"A fror,' '0 the nIatfor, ,bot enc
nounced from tne plaolorn tiiat sihe