Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-30
GLOBELETs

GLOBELETS.
Moody will work his farm for the roc. oe a.
summer.
There are more Jews in New York than in
Palestine.
Hackensack man calls his parrot ssAur;n
pa, out OF respect to Agrippa's connection
with Poll.
The Rev. Father Denis, Superior of the Pas
slonlse Fathers In Paris, has been named Gener-
al consulter Of his Order in Rome.
II the Sunday school superintendent wears a
long lace In meeting it is no reason why Won
sho''io make MN cashier of your bank.
The Rev. DR.. Armitage recently celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of b;s n. s+o-.ta Ell.
Fifth Avenue Baptist church. New y,rL
Jonah ought to congratulate himself on how
n'uen SAFER ne was IN the whales belly than he
would have been in an iron-clad man. of.war
a Texas clergyman recently preached severe
sermon against horse-racing, and before he vac
through four deacons of the church had INIT
the house to attend dog-fght.
The Methodist ministers of New y,rl ..u.
monopoly OF the mar iages and funerals in
'ne summer soltice, as they never take vaca-
tons as the other clergymen do.
An Indiana preacher made use of the ernra..
sion, the iconoclastic segregate of sim, last
sunday, and has already received call to a
Congregational church in Boston.
The Evangelist says that one of the most de-
pressing signs of the times is 'the general de-
cay OF seriousness" 1t thinks that the longer
a man $ face is the deeper his piety.
A colored brother in Georgia is this time the
nero. de baptized eighty-nine converts in
twenty-slx minutes and thirty seconds he
says that he wears the belt thus far.
Bricks from the Moody and sankey taberna-
Gle at Boston are to be sold for twenty-five cents
apiece nicely polished by machinery, SO that
they can be carried without inconvenience in
the hat.
Bishop Seymour, the new bishop of the new
diocese of Springfield, ILL.,, writes that he will
leave New York for the West July 8, when he
hopes to see more of his flock than he has vet
had an opportunity to do.
Rev. Newman Hall has received the o;fr If
marble pulpit from his congregation. His
silver ware, presented to him some time apo
was stoleE, and his friends chose present this
time that would not be in demand among
thieves.
Mrs. Patterson, wife of the Rev. DR.. Patter
son of the Highland Universalist church in
Boston, will not go Europe with her hus-
band this summer, but will supply his pulpit
while he is absent. She is said to be fine off
hand preacher.
The minister of war of Greece. at the rec,,es+
of the grand rabbi of Corfu, has granted re-
hglous privileges to the Sewish soldiers, and
Just before their passover chartered a steamer
to convey them to their homes that they might
suitably observe the festival.
According to the recent annual report of the
Primitive Methodist Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary society, the society has 1877 ministers
and missionaries in England and Wales, ninety
i've IN Australia, and seventy-sevcu in Canada,
The expenditures of the year We're s23, PCS.
An old Highland clergyman, who had receiv-
ed several calls to parishes, asked his servant
where he should go. The servant said, $50
where there is most sin, SIR" The preacher
concluded that was good advice, and went
where there was the most money, as they all do
nowadays.
The Rev. Canon Beaden, of Southampton,
England, is over 100 year old, He has never
been in his bed after A. NJ, nor out of it later
than III p NJ and never wore an overcoat. His
brother is l04, and has been confirmed drinker,
smoker and habitue of the clubs for eighty
years. You pays your money, etc.
The church of Prussia is not a very liberal
church. Last year the collectors called on ev-
cry one connected with the church, from the
royal family to the humblest peasant, and from
konigsbrrg to saarbruck, and all they received
was about S79,300, The Protestant population
of the kingdom is estimated at II, 100000.
On the Island Of Guernsey lives a venerable
Baptist minitser, ninety-two years DID, named
Lellair. Ona recent Sunday this old gentle
man walked three miles to chapel, where he
preached and kept the whole congregation
awake during his whole sermon. After this he
walked home and was none the worse for the
wear.
Bostonian is propounding this conum-
drum:
Which will You do,
Forsake your Sins, and go to
HEAVEN,
or Keep your Sins and go to
DR.. Payne, now president of Ohio Wesleyan
University, formerly pegged shoes for his liv-
ing In Providence. r. I. He is one of the
most popular ministers in the Methods.
church, and has been pastor of several of the
most fashionable churches. There is only an
photographed distinction between his present
and his past occupation. While formerly he
cared for mems soles, he now cares for their
souls.
Anglican papers are complaining of the fire.
quency with which colonial bishops resign their
sees and return to England and ask for more
care in the selection of incumbents for foreign
sees in the future. It is said that there are no
less than twenty colonial bishops now in Eng.
land who have resigned their sees, ''most of
whom are occupying positions to which many
a Woodworking English priest might fairly
have aspired."
Many of the Baptists hold that immersion
administered by an unimmersed clergyman is no
| baptism at all. They reject such baptism, for
instance, as that administered by the Presby-
terian Talmage in the baptistry under hi.
platform, because all the baptism Talmage
ever received was "infant sprinkling." On the
same heory a surgeon who has not himself