Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-20
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.

The people of Pittsburgh are bitterly op-
posed to Sunday amusements in that city.
The Methodist conference of Utah reports
elght churches and twelve Sunday schools
The Colorado conference has voted 10 admit
no preacher to membership who uses tobacco:
Archbishop Hughes remains are to be re-
moved 10 the crypt OF the new cathedral New
York.
Next to religion, nothing gives man such
supreme satisfaction as a receipted dress-mak-
/ er's bill.
learned Austrian Catholic has Ssaen con-
verified to Buddhism in Siam, and formally in
stalled as priest.
| The Lutherans present strong force in Hi
nois, having $50 churches, 345 ministers, and
| $4,000 communicates.
Without the church sociable and the circus.
the average juvenile Sunday-school mind would
be wreck of utter decentralization.
Bishop Wilmar, of Louisiana, states that
during his short episcopate he has received over
400 Romanists into the Episcopal churca
Mrs. Van Colt claims the conversion of
$4,000 persons as the result of her labors. She
doesn't propose to get the figures too low.
Methodist class meetings are not as well at
tended as they once We're. Most of the people
who now attend go principally from habit.
If you will make it your religious duty to
take everything by the smooth handle, You will
save yourself great many unhappy hours.
''If it cost anything" said thinker, '.to 90
to church, people who never go now would run
around around like wild men for free passes"
| Parsee lady joined the Methodist church in
Bombay June 16, the first instance where lady
of that faith has publicly protested Chris
tianity.
The presbytery of Shenang, Pa, has sus-
| pended Rev. Il. j. Graves, d. D., from the
ministry and communion of the church for
| drunkenness.
The Rev. J. d. Gilliland rector of Trinity
Episcopal church, Bristol, Conn, has resigned,
and has announced his intention of joining the
Roman Catholic church.
The Rev. J. Allen Maxwell is not only pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of Bridgeton,
N. j., but he also yields the editorial pen and
scissors of the Bridgeton Daily.
The propensity for supplying titles is SO
strong in Kentucky that the Louisville Courier
Journal can hardly refrain from speaking OF
our first progenitor Col. Adam.
He was formerly halter, but became con-
verified" is the way of the Orange, N. j.,
papers puts it in speaking of the experience of
a reformed man at a temperance revival in that
city.
BY the will of James B. Hosmer, of Hart
ford, the Congregational Theological seminary
in that city will receive about 100000 Vari-
Gus benevolent societies will receive small be-
quests.
In England it costs thousands of pounds to
depose clergyman; in America, nothing to
make bishop step down and out. cor
respondent of the London Times wants to
know why.
The Roman Catholic cathedral Of Columbus.
o., is to be consecrated to-day by Bishop Rose
Grams. The archbishop of Cincinnati and
Bishops Kahn and Chatard will take part in the
ceremonies.
Since the beginning of the yellow fever cpl
demic twenty-five ministers, representing
, nearly all denominations and including twelve
Rl.man Catholic priests, have fallen victims to
their heroic faithfuness.
Teachers for the Teloogoos are cheap, if we
may judge by the fact that Baptist gentle
man has contributed to the Missionary Union
, 81 ,000, to be used for the support of ten of
, them during the next year.
admit one' said each of the tickets to Pas
tor Henson's lecture on Fools" and on Thurs
day evening he had crowd. The lecture was
delivered before the Lyceum of the Memoria
Baptist church at Philadelphia.
| H.
seventy-two years old, has been teaching Sun
day school in Newark, New Jersey. He fell in
love wi4h one of his scholars, miss of 10, and
on Thursday they were married.
The prominent religious feature in some
mems devotion is the amount of noise they
make in yelling ''AmenI' and the supreme ST.
lence they assume when asked how much they
will give toward some charitable object.
The Bulletin of the Association of ST. Fran
CHS de Sales mentions number of miraculous
cures. which are attributed to contact with the
clothing of the late Pho Mono. These are cited
as a reason for his immediate qualification.
Confucius says that good men love to speak
we'll of all others. Con never happened to dror
in behind collection of saints on their way
home from the evening prayer meeting, and
overhear their conversation, we will venture tc
say.
The value of little things is illustrated
afresh in the fact that since it's organization
three years ago. the Ladies' Dime society con
nected with the Second Church in Oakland
CAL, has raised no less than 81 900 for church
purposes.
Mr. Morly Pnnshon. toe ablest pulpit ora
tor among the English Wesleyans, is i'll, and
for a long time has not enjoyed vigorous
health: He has had to leave his pulpit several
times within the last few years, and now seeks
restoration in perfect quiet.
An Indianapolis barber who abandoned his
business and went into the ministry was sud
denly called upon to baptize three candidates
He got along very well, but after baptizing the
first he astonished his congregation by Justify
shouting, .'Nextr'
An Englishman was Boosting to an American
that they had book in the British museum
which was once owned by Cicero. "Oh, that
ain nothin' - retorted the American ssIn the
museum in Boston they've got the lead-penci
that Noah used to check off the animals that
went INTO the ark"
1t is said that the Rev. r. i. Meredith. one Of
the most prominent Methodist ministers in