Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-22
SUNDAY GLOBELErs.

Rev. Talmage will lecture this winter about
The Bright Side of Things"
Temperance drinks very dear in London.
Lemonade and soda cost more than ale.
The song of the baker: 81 Knead Thee
Every Hour The first note of the song is
dough.
The nine theological serninaries of the Bap-
fists have 459 students and endowments of over
$1,000, 900.
!! The odds are against sermon when the min
lister has a stiff neck or one eve closed bv an
| unlucky bee-sting.
| telephone connects the PASTORS study in
the church at Mansfield, Ohio with the par
sonage, $50 feet away.
The Adventists at camp meeting in Ohio
prayed unitedly for rain, and within two day.
there was heavy shower.
The Presbyterians are going to have a new
hell. Bob Ingerson damaged the old one so
badly that it is unfit for use
New York clergymen keep themselves pretty
we'll mixed up in all disgusting gossip and
SANDER of the day IN that city.
Very few Illinois pastors outside of Chicago
are taking vacation, and where they do their
churches very uniformly close doors.
London philosopher says there is some
thing inexpressibly sad about the music of
church organ--while the collection is being
made.
One of Mr.. Spurgeon's sermons has been
translated into the Servian tongue, and sent to
each of the $4,000 priests and teachers in that
country.
The Rev. W. Schofeld Wesleyan minister
in Australia, has died and left 52l5 900 to his
denomination for chapel building in that
country.
The season of camp-meetings for 1878 has
come to close. The camp-meetings have
been unusually numerous and unusually well
attended.
| Lots wife got sailed because she turned
around to notice how a dress was cut that
woman had on who was running into Sodom to
| see the fire.
colored minister in Albany, Ga, has COM
manded the members of his church who have
joined the Murphy organizations to leave it on
pain of dismissal.
There are only 176 churches in st. Louis. or
these forty-two are Catholic, twenty-six Presby-
and twenty five Methodist.
man will sit a picket fence all the after
noon to see baseball match, but put him in
church pew for three-quarters of an hour and
he will wobble all over the seat.
beautiful example of fierce of habit is
to see disciple of Murphy Fill his glass at the
hydrant and dreamily blow the froth off the
innocent water before drinking
Now that Brother Beecher has given his
opinion of Butler, Conkin and other promi-
nent public men, we would like to hear his
opinion of Henry Ward Beecher
Cincinnati widow advertised for every
Christian in the city, to send her 10 cents She
realized 20 CENTS indicating an Unexpectedly
large number of Christians in the city.
The Northern and Southern Baptists have
united in dafraying the expenses Of the pur-
chase of a chapel in Rome The mission is
under the care of the Southern Baptists.
The gang of burglars who work for seven
straight hours to hammer safe to pieces to
secure fourteen cents, knows how country
minister feels next day after donation visit /.
The Alliance learns on good authority that
the Rev. Dr. Peddie, who called to the pas
torate of heSecond Baptist church, of Chicago,
not long since. has minated his intention to
accept.
DR.. Ollivant, Bishop of Landaff has just
completed his S0th year. DIR. Ollivant was con-
secrated to the See of Llandiff in l849. and is
therefore the Oldest prelate on the English
bench.
| new education law has been adopted by the
chambers and sanctioned by the King of Hol-
land, which excludes the bible and re-
ligious teaching from primary schools of that
/ country.
The thirty-second annual meeting of the
American Missionary association will be held
in Taunton, Mass, by invitation of the Con-
gregational churches of that city, commencing
Oct. 10Th.
Maria Grace Washbnrn, of New Haven, though
younger than many who will read this-being,
in fact, only years of age-has read the Bible
through eight times and not skipped any of the
tough names.
The Rev. Frank A. Wood a Presbyterian
missionary in Syria for eight years. is dead at
the age Of 50. He was for some time principal
of Abeih Academy, but at the time OF his
death was stationed at Sidon.
A pious old Hebrew some centuries ago re-
marked how good and pleasant it was for breth-
rem to dwell together in unity. But if he had
lived in these days he would emphasize the
fact much more than be did then.
Rev. w. F. Stevenson, of the Irish Presby-
terian church, states that there are about 400,-
900 persons connected with the Christian
churches in India, China and japan, besides
100000 people receiving Christian education.
Women have done good work in the church.
Women can continue to do good work. Anna
was devout; Dorcas was Industrious; Phebe
wa, deaconess; Priscilla gifted, and
none of them gossips Five minutes for
reflection.
The pretty little church Of st. James the
Less is one Of the most exquisite models of
ecclesiastical architecture in Philadelphia. It
is run by wealthy Episcopalians, who take
great delight III keeping it in the most perfect