Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-29
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.


The Cincinnati Methodist Conference report.
s5.34s members and 9, 4a1 proEationers.
The Catholics of Baltimore raised last sun-
day by collection $780, for the yellow fever
sufferers.
The Iowa Methodist conference reports 21, 1877
members and probationers, with 1924 churches
and 152 local preachers.
The Rev. Mrs. S. M. Perkins, formerly a Uni
versalist missionary in Illinois, is now preach
ing at West Concord Vt.
The Rev. Jacob Voubrunn, who was the onlv
missionary of the American Baptist Missionary
Union in Africa is dead
The Wisconsin State Baptist convention will
assemble In Milwaukee on the 10th prox., and
contlnne in session four DAYS.
The Rev. W. N. Sayre who has been for forty.
i've years pastor of the Presby terian church,
Pine Plains, N. J., has resigned.
The Presbyteries are beginning to vote ON
the overture on reduced representation sent
down by the last Presbyterian general assem-
bly,.
The bishop of st. Adams, England, de-
nounces cremation newfangled doctrine.
which he hoped would never be approved nv
religious people.
Let good lively bat get into church ON
Sunday evening"" says the Elmira Gazette
land the average minister don't stand chance
worth speaking Of
Or. Galusha Anderson, president of Chicago
University, and formerly of Brooklyn, is on
the Pacific coast featuring and preaching on be-
half of his institution.
Miss Cotton, only child and heiress of DR.,
Cotton, provost of Worcester college, Oxford
and niece of DR.. Pusey, has seeded to the
Roman Catholic church.
The word reverend" occurs only once in the
Bible, but it occurs about forty times in a
Monday morning newspaper. And yet we
would not pretend TO be better than the Bible.
Vice-Chancellor Mains has just decided in
London that mans promise, made before
marriage, to educate his children in his wife's
religion is not binding, and cannot be enforced
by law.
The Catholic propaganda have it in contem-
plation to erect three bishoprics in Bosnia.
There are 100, 1000 Catholics in that province,
who are under the direction of vicar
apostolic.
The Southeastern Indiana Methodist confer
ence has reduced to the local ranks me of its
ltlnerants, DIR. De La Martyr because he has
been nominated for Congress on the National
Democratic ticket.
There is to be conference in New York Oct.
30 to Nov. l, of ministers and laymen who be-
lieve in the nearness of the Second Advent to
IL L.,
will be represented.
will the boy who threw pepper on the
stove please come up here and get a present of
nice book?" said Sunday school snperin-
tendent in Iowa; but the boy never moved.
He was far-seeing boy.
A church in Vermont has demanded and re-
ceived its pastors resignation on the ground
that he cufed his wifes ears for driving some
chickens out of the dining room, where he was
feeding them with dough.
Mr.. Beecher has been visiting the Bank of
California. He sat among the money changers
and neither drove them from the temple nor
made single remark about rich man going
through the eye of camel
The English benevolent societies had a total
income last year of So, 436, 260. OF this amount
SO, 592, 805 was used for foreign missions,
$l,785.255 for home missions, and the remand
er to various special objects
Contributors to the cause of foreign missions
will be pleased to know that the work among
the Teloogoos has met with great success
Not much is heard about the Teloogoos on the
back streets of our great cities.
Daniel p Stone, of Maiden, Mass, recently
deceased, has left in his will about 81 .000,0 600
to benevolent objects, and the same little for
tune to Rev. w. FL. Wilcox, of Reading. Mr..
Stone was not church membar.
Canadian clergyman lately sued a young
man whom he had married for his wedding
fee, which he stated at >$l5 The jury found
for the defendant on the ground that the youth
had received appreciable value
Rev. c. d. Morris has resigned the passionate
of the First Baptist church. Toledo, and ac-
copied call to that of the First Baptist
| church, Milwaukee, Wis. He served the Ohio
church eleven years very acceptably.
The act creating four pishopries in Eng
land has been issued with the royal assent.
| The four bishops are to be the bishop of Liver
pool, the bishop of Newcastle, the bishop of
Southwell and the bishop of Wakefield.
| At the recent meeting of WEIGH Baptist
| association in Pennsylvania, twenty two ser
| mons were preached. The people never tired
! of hearing them. They would sit through
| three sermons without intermission uncom-
| plainingly.
| Among the deaths of Protestant ministers
| from yellow fever not reported by the press
dispatches are those of Rev. j. II. Rice, d. D.,
of Mason Depot Tenn, and Rev. George ID.
Hall of Port Gibson, Miss. Both were mem
bers of the Southern Presbyterian Church.
| The second annual congress of the national
| liberal league is called to meet at Syracuse, N.
Y, Oct. 26 and 81, Among the questions are
whether the league shall nominate candidates
for President and Vice President of the United
States and how the cause of State seculariza-
| ton can be promoted.
Among the small parishes in England is that
Of lford-Hastin.s. 1t contains now popu-
| lation of eight, just half what it in 1872
| The church will accommodate forty. The llv-
| ing. which is worth about GlOO year, has re-
Gently become vacant by the death of the rec