Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-11
SUNDAY GLOBELETs

General Sherman was visitor last week at
the Lancaster Ohio, camp meeting.
Signor Gavazzi, the Italian evangelist. is
preaching and lecturing to large audiences IN
Dublin.
Two Chinese young men are preparing for
the Protestant Episcopal ministry at San Fran
cisco, Cal
The first Sunday school convention in Ala
bama assembled at Selma, july 10th. with $50
delegates.
The three chief Presbyterian denominations
of Scotland raised, last year, &c. 640 600 by vol
untary subscription.
The Rev. Samuel Hunt, for many years pri-
vate secretary to Vice President Wilson, is lying
very i'll at his home in Boston.
The New Testament revision company re-
Gently met at New Haven and completed the
first eleven chapters of Revelation.
Monseigneur Dupanloup proposes t., Illus
trate the career of Joan of Arc by ten painted
windows in the Orleans cathedral, at a cost of
$4,000.
Jericho Centre. VT. has had an organization
since 1876, called the Ladies Cent society,
which has contributed about s 800 to the
cause of missions.
An honest Hibernian, who blames the clergy
for taking a tenth part of the peoples proper
ty, exclaimed AYE, they would take TWEEN
tieth if they couldr
A Sunday school boy, of Maysville, KY, wa.
asked by the superintendent if his father was
Christian. 'sYes, SIR" he replied, ''but he is
not working at it mrch.''
An English rector has been discovered who
uses old grave stones to pave his baruyard. He
does not even have the delicacy to lay them
with the inscriptions down.
| At Lowell. Massachusetts, ministers wife
| believes herself to have been cured of severe
ophthalmai by the scriptural method of
prayers of the faithful, accompanied by an
mounting with oil.
| An English gentlemen who obliged, some
time ago, to relinquish his plans to give his life
to the work of foreign MISSIONS proves his
conservation by now offering the Church Mis-
sionary society Sl,25O to pay for substitute.
Boston Post: THE writer's of newspapers,
pamphlets, poems, books said Carlyle, these
are the real working, effective church of
modern country" They are about the only
church that isn't taking vacation just now.
| The overthrow of the clerical party of Bel
| GUM In the parliamentary elections, after
| long lease of power, and the defeat of the Vat
lean IN those relating to administration at
| Rome, said to ''grieve but not surprise the
Pope.
1t has passed from blind rumor to an open
secret that the Rev. John Wilson, pastor of the
United Presbyterian church. of st. Louis, has
gone to Europe for the third time, not SO much
to see Europe, to rob Scotland of one of her
fairest jewels.
Boston minister of the sensational order
takes steamboat load of people down the
harbor of a Sunday to an island and there
breaches sermon to them, all for the round
trip price. This is ingenious combination
OF excursion and gospel.
Bishop Jaeger, of Ohio, while indulging in
the apostolic recreation of fishing at Range
ley's lake, In the Maine woods, appears in a
stout blue suit including flannel shirt,
knock-about hat, straw and felt by turns, and
pair of hob-nailed shoes.
The anonymous gift of 1926, 900, recently
made to Andover seminary, was from Henry
Winkley, Esq, of Philadelphia 1t was such a
surprise that the trustees of the seminary did
not feel sure of an addition to their funds until
the draft was cashed in New York
AAoANA NoAoou, viz ~ IIOEu ADVOCATE OIL SCOt-
land, wants to in London stately cathedral
IN honor of John Knox. The cost of such
structure would be about $500, 900. Lord Cor
don offers to give $4,000, and asks his fellow
Scotchmen to give the other 1926, 600.
book farmer was sitting under tree in
one corner of his grain field few mornings
since, reading, in very loud tone, /. pamphlet
report of the Beecher-Tilton trial He ex-
planned that the weather was very hot, and he
was trying new plan to Shock his wheat
1t was res olved by the Womans Board of
Missions, at its meeting last Friday, that
the third Friday of September next be OBJ
served as day of prayer throughout it's
bounds. 1t was also resolved that the day be
observed annually hereafter as permanent in
stitution.
The boys in the training ship Minnesota, in
New York harbor, are marched to Christ
church, on Fifth avenue, New York, every Sun
day evening to attend religious services. Some
of the boys don't like it, and last Sunday
night three of them broke from the ranks and
ran away.
The Rev. W. Impey, who has been Views
leyan missionary in South Africa for forty
years, has withdrawn from that church to take
orders IN the church of England Two other
: dissenting minister's Prof. Wells and the Rev.
r Thomas G. Wilson, have been ordained by tho
Bishop of Rochester.
The Rev. Mr.. Milburn, well known as ''the
blind preacher has just returned after two
I years and a half in the United Kingdom. Dur
ing this time he has traversed almost every por-
= ton of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales,
. travelling about 1000 miles and preaching and
t lecturing everywhere
little daughter of Connecticut clergyman
: was left one day to ''tend door," and obeying a
e summons of the bell she found gentleman
4 on the steps who wished to see her father.
: Father isn't in, said she "but if it is any
s thing about your soul can attend to you. l
8 know the whole plan of salvation
The clergyman of the Reformed Episcopal
: church in England have held their first ami
9 yersary meetings at Newman Halls church in
9 London. Bishop Gregg conducted the services,
4 assis ted by number of clergymen. The oppo-
d sition of the bishops of the English church has
served rather to strengthen the new move