Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-10
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.

NoASAASS ID uO" pU years
old, and lives in London, almost a prisoner to
her room by sickness.
The Young Mems Christian association of
Boston gained in membership last year over
| l,ouo, and raised $3.50.
| The attempt to unite the two Reformed Pres
pyterlan churches in this country has been
abandoned for the present.
| The Rev. William M;lburn, the noted blind
preacher, has become member of the Illinois
Methodist Episcopal conference.
The First Baptist church in Chicsgo is fnap-
| clally embarrassed, and, in consequence, its
pastor, Rev. ". W. Everts, has resigned.
| capital of $4,000 is being raised for a
Protestant newspaper to be established in
France, of which $3.50 has been secured.
In 1875 the number of clergymen of the
Protestant Episcopal church in the Omitted
States was 400; in 1878 the number is 1922.
! Dean Stanley will sail for home on Nov.
18th. Before he leaves the clergymen of New
York and few prominent citizens will banon.s
| him.
| The tldlngs have been received from England
OF the conversion to Catholicism of the Duchess
Sutherland and the Rev. Mr.. Waite, Fellow
of Oxford.
The Rev. William Willett, WESLEYAN. of Chi
cago, said of playing croquet: The practice
detracts from the glory of God and the saliva
| ton of souls"
Chicago has found pawn-shops such aids to
crime that her council has ordered them all to
report each morning the previous DAYS re-
| ceipts and TO close at sP. M
| Rev. Mr. Talmage, by the grace of God, has
never sown his wild oats. Mrs. Talmaee should
keep watchful eye over Brother Talmage, to
guard him from the first false step, as it were.
The Rev. James NJ Gray has resigned his
pastorate of the church of the Redemntion
Brooklyn, to accept that of the Refarmed Epis-
copal church of the Corner Stone Newbnr,
| NY.
! Among the best ministers OF Canada there il
a growing prejudice against the peripatetic
evangelists who have no particular authority to
preach, and no connection with any rgspectsble
organization.
The Rev. Alvan Hapgood, Baptist, of Des
MONIES, deplored growing laxiGy IN Baptists
as to the doctrine of close communion. and
commanded his people to repress any tendency
| in that direction
There in France go, COO men of all ae.s
required for the regular service of the Catholic
church who will be liable, IL Gambettas
propositions goes into effect, to prescription
for military duty.
Bob Ingersoll despises stirgy man. It's all
( very easy for Bob to be down on stingy men
when he makes his thousands by abusing his
Creator in the days OF hisyouth. Let him turn
religious and poor, and try how it feels.
The Rev. Washington G ladden, Congrepa-
tional, of Springfield, said: within twenty
i've years the doctrine of the endless conscious
misery of those who die impenitent will be nc.
longer insisted on as fundamental in the evan
| geical system"
The Congregational association, of Chicago,
IN semi-annual convention last week devel-
| oped the unpleasant fact that "a number of
ministers families were in distress bordering
| upon starvation Prompt means for relief
were, of course, taken.
DR.. Talmage opened his batteries against
the "citadels of hell" to an audience OF 1000
people. He is still firing away every Sunday
at the 'tcitadels'' toimmense audien ces. Broth
er Talmage he's hit upon sensation this time
if he never did before.
Tho elders of the Presbyterian church at
| Sturgis, Mich, pronounce as a false and mali
cious SANDER the story that their pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Dewitt, publicly encouraged the use
of Intoxicating beverages, and was dismissed
| from the church therefor.
The Rev. Charles A. Hayden, who lately " it'll
drew from the Baptist church, is announced to
preach in the Berean church, corner Eighth
and Plum streets, Cincinnati next Sunday.
His many friends will be glad of another op-
pcrtunity of hearing him.
''Do you pray before you t?" asked Red
Cloud of a gentleman who entertained that
clever old savage at dinner No" said his
host, somewhat shamefacedly. Then you will
not steal from me- replied the chief, with evil
dent satisfaction and earnestness.
Evangelist Hammond has grown quite portly
and jolly-looking in his arduous work of saving
| sinners. Brother Hammond has had a pretty
lively season in the West recently garnering
sinners and has now gone to his home in Yer
non, Conn, for q rest previous to taking the
| field again in the winter.
| In his recent charge, the bishop OF Chiches-
| ter England said that from church in his
diocese five clergymen had lately passed over
to Rome, and they had to the utmost of their
power leavened all they could influence. No
man could say how far the poison extended.
| The path to Rome has been smoothea by ezces-
| sive and illegal ritual.
Evangelists Pentecost and Stebbins are hav-
ing q lively time in Philadelphia, and are draw
] ing large crowds. The voice OF Mr. Stebbins is
| much like Sankey's, only not powerful 1t
fills Association hall very pleasantly. Ms. Pen
tecost is chief speaker. These gentlemen will
continue to interest the Philadelphia public for
| about three weeks longer.
The Rev. Gilbert De La Matyr, who was Sc
lected to Congress by the Greenback and Dem
ocratic voters in the indianapolis district used
to preach to Methodist congregations in Central
| New York He once the defeated Republi-
can candidate for State prison inspector, in
| that State. The conference in Indiana to
which he applied for a pulpit, refused to give
him one because he was dabbling SO much in
politics.
London religious paper contains the adver-
! tisement: "Matron wanted for servants
| home; age not over 40; one whose desire is the