Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
SUNDAY GLoBELETs

| clergyman In Brunswick, Ga, has bee, a.
rested for marrying white man to black wo-
man.
The Temple of Honor at Racine. Wis. which
has $40 members, dedicated its new hall ON
Thursday last.
a Baptist minister IN Brooklyn, \. Y, saws
spiritual phenomena are true but the work of
| the devil. So sad.
clergyman, who lives on the sea shore. saw
ne prefers calm Sundays, because he is opnosed
to Sabbath. breakers.
/ neV1val meetings of the u E. church of
Aasior Fall, Minn., were continued last week
WIN increasing interest
Most m'lkmen Baptists. And most hack
men are Memo nights. And most bar r,or,
/ ioaiers are Congregationalists.
:, ne temperance reform movement in Alton,
' 1''' Diousnt over three thousand persons to
sign the total abstinence pledge.
NO minister who smokes can now be admit
/ ted 10 Methodist pulpit in Tennessee, This
IS novel way to weed out the clergy.
The love story of the late Pope is again beina
published, although it was sometime ago ex-
posed as a romance not founded on fact,
donation for the benefit of Rev. Peter Ba-
ker Is proposed at jackson MINI. The confer
ence makes no appropriation for his benefit.
The Rev. Brown Cable is to be HANGED =,
Franklin county, Tenn, in March next. He
was Methodist pastor in good standing until
ne became murderer
An interesting series of meetings. CONTINUING
from the week of prayer, has been held at
u'yndon' Mimi, with the result of bringing
out number of converts.
The Congregational church at Audubon
nihh.' Is expected to double its membership
through the interest which has been awakened
by recent series of meetings.
All over the United States. and, indeed 81,
about the world Commemorative sarr;oas 49,,
requiem masses are following the official an
nouncements of the death of Pins X
Dr. Reynolds in talking on temperance = few,
days ago, made the interesting statement that
~ az 'ne Aleihoers OF the red ribbon clubs in
the United States, only fifteen per cent had
ever violated their pledge.
What is the best remedy asked :, preacher
OF shrewd observer, for an inatteotive am
oiencs! Gave them something to attend to-
was the significant reply; hungry Sheep will
look up to the rack if there is hay III it
CITY missionary: You've never had no father
as you know on, and you never 90 to schoo,
and you never heard tell of the bible, Now
! let me ask you, sir, where do YOU expect IN ,o.
to- Small boy Please, sir. dunno: I've lost
my way.
There are 3S3, 8SS lay members of Methodist
churches IN the world 67.l2l local preachers.
and 28,7l4 inerant ministers OF whom there
are IN the United States, lay members. 3.3l5.-
OH; local preachers, 2G443 and itiuerant
ministers 22,974
Adirondack Murray breaches in Music Hail.
Boston, and has over3 600 hearers every SUNDAY
! The income of the church is $50 600 a wear of
Which he gets $1,000. The money is raised nv
the annual auction sale of ! 500 seats and of
single admission tickets at fifty cents each
AT recent Sunday school concert the super
lntendent was talking about idols when. to as
certain whether the children were understands
ing what he said, he asked: Children what is
an ldol:' Being lazy was the loud and
| quick response of one of the members of the
| Juvenile class.
Spirit Dolphus Skinner. Formerly q Univer-
saIst preacher, recently delivered lecture
through A. A. Mheelock, medium. on Try the
spirits. The boys Immediately adjourned to
the corner grocery, and saw them through the
bottom of glass darkly. They Will probably
reach their bier soon, and know how it is them.
selves
Connecticut newspaper says that the revi-
vallst Sankey across P. r. Barnum in one of
the Hartford meetings, and began irving to
convert him. The Snowman hurled back his
Onlversallst doctrines with emphasis express
ing belief in probation that continued in the
next life, and that all must finally be saved.
he also told Mr. Sankey that if all good men and
angels were praying for the salvation of sinners
the prayers must be answered
The Rev. DR.. Field. in his From Epvnt :,
JAPAN says: I'm Calcutta the deity most
worshipped is the goddess Kali tindeed she
gives name to the city, who delights in blood
and Is propitiated by constant sacrifices Every
morning hundreds of little goats are driven to,
the place OF sacrifice which is like a butchers
STALL so constant are the heads dropping on the
pavement which is kept wet with blood She
Is the patron OF thieves and robbers. the one to
whom the thugs always made offerings when set
ting out on their expeditions for N urder Thus
not only does religion impose no restraint on
the natural cruelty of men; it becomes the pro
'ecIor anu saictlHer OF every crime.
startling rumor has obtained circa lation IN.
Western Pennsy lvania, to the effect that Bishou
Domence. late of the Catholic diocese Of Allie
gheny, is not dead, as was reported from Farra
gonna, Spain, his native city. 1t is an open
secret that the bishop was accused of misau-
propriating or squandering $500 000 of diocesan
funds, and that he was summoned to Rome to-
give account thereof. 1t was known to his
friends that he went TO Rome with the utmost
confidence in his ability to defeat an iutripue
set on foot to depose him. His death on the
9TH OF January was widely reported, but it is
SAID that after the hearing at Rome he was or
dered to solitary confinement, and to be fed or
black bread and water for life The informa-
ton on which the runor is baset. has not vet
been given to the public. but his friends are
excited over the matter, and do not know what
to make fit; probably evidence will soon be
forthcoming as to the fact of his death
The following singular document it is said
by the Newcastle Weekly Ch,vpicfe and Boston
Herohd was found in the Augustiniar library
at Rome, dated 1875; printed in Latin and
translated by Rudolph Gerthier: Before the
m of tba,