Daily globe., 1879-06-15
SUNDAY GLOBELErs.

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SUNDAY GLOBELErs.
The Rev. A. L. Bloodgood, of Monroe, Mich.
il dead. N-''-
Job was probably the first doctor. a, he had.
patients. ''''>''
The Rev. @. d. seaner has withdrawn h,
tresignatlon OF the pastorate at Whitehall, Mich
igan. M $l4 l.s4
The American Missionary Association has
5000 Indians and 1929 students under +.
care.
The Earl of shaftesbury has been D, .,ident
Of the English bible society for thirty-two
years. SD
Bishop Ames never wrote book. and never
would preach in the presence of reporters, if he
knew it.
Bishop Gobat, of Jerusalem, whose death
was recently reported, was formerly Lutheran
minister.
The North Wisconsin Spiritual1sts will hold
three days Conference at Omro, beginning
June 81.
The Rev. G. r. Merrill of Biddeford. Me-.
has been called to the. Congregational church at
gainesville, o.
Or. Henry @. Riley, the recently elected
bishop of the Episcopal church in Mexico, will
be consecrated at Pittsburg June "a.
The American Wesleyans, who do not tolerate
secret societies, have membership of about
| 10000, and a publishing-house at Syracuse,
N. y.
The Boston Post says that Adam never
smoked. OF course not. There was no one
living in those days from whom he could beg
cigars.
I During last month there We're held. in Eng
land li8 religious anniversaries. All denom-
nations except the Roman Catholic were rep
resented.
During the month of April the American
Sunday School Union planted, visited, and
aided los Sunday schools in the Northwest, or
at the rate of 81 per day.
A Los Angeles boy has new idea of the re-
frain. Being asked in Sunday school what is
the meaning, of ''Selah,'' he replied that it was
ancient for '.Whoa, Emma
who was the first man?'' asked SUNDAY
| school teacher of her prodigy. adam - land
who was the first woman?" He hesitated but
a moment, and then shouted, Madam
On Tuesday evening last the Presbytery of
Chicago installed the Rev. W. A. McAtee as
pastor of the Fifth Presbyterian Church. cor
ner of Indiana avenue and Thirtieth street.
Mr. Moody will pass the summer at North
field, and early in the autumn will 90 to St.
Louis, where he will remain six months, having
the aid of Mr. Sankey, who returns from Eng
land.
4 DR.. Stephen n. Tying, Jr., says that only
thirty-eight of the 800 Protestant ministers who
were connected with New York churches when
he began his ministry, eighteen years ago, are
now in The city.
4 A little Waterloo Sunday school miss was
asked by her teacher, ''What must people do in
order to go to Heaven?'' Die I suppose
replied the little one. The teacher didn't ques-
tion her,any further.
i NJ. De Laveleye the distinguished Belgian
the Roman Catholic, has connected himself with
the Protestant church. He is about to publish
his reasons for his course. Rf
The established church in England is divid-
1 ed on political issues, but nearly all the non
1 conformists stand in solid phalanx against the
government, and by them it's foreign policy is
denounced on every opportunity.
= DR.. Dean, Of Bangkok, Siam, writes to the
Baptist Missionary Magazine of a heathen idol
in human form in temple there, 1T feet long,
4 covered with gold from his crown to his toes,
each of which is three feet long.
Twenty-three of the twenty-nine members of
the senior class of the Allegheny Theological
Seminary have offered themselves as mission
aries, some for fields in this country, and some
to go among the heathen of far-of lands.
The Quakers in Western Pennsylvania are
much exercised over the millinery question.
/ Some of the sisters will presist in wearing the
Il ungodly hats glor.fed in the fashion-books,
and for SO doing several have been excommuni-
i Gated.
1 Special prayers were offered in the Baptist
churches last Sunday in behalf Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society, with the hope
of obtaining permanent fund of $4,000, the
interest of which is applied to furnishing the
II missionaries with free tracts.
4 Stephen Greenlief, of Norway, Me-, since
4 1866 has read the Bible through thirty-nine
Z times. He reads itithrough once in eighteen
days, and says that each time it becomes more
4 interesting to him. Mr.. Greenlief used 70 be
an lnfdel, but is now Methodist
It is proposed to build a new Episcopalian
church in Paris for the members of the Ameri-
can colony, large enough to seat 1000 worship
ers. Already 300, 900 have been raised, and
other large amounts are promised. The Rev.
John B. Morgan is rector, and the wardens are
Richard a.. Dana and Harrison Ritchie.
That little girl must have touched very ten
der place in her mothers heart when she said
after she had been punished, Now, mamma,
: wish you'd sing nice song" 'And what
shall sing?" her mother queried. The child
looked through her tears and replied, s'Well,
mamma, I think Rest for the Weary would be
appropriate;
At recent temperance meeting in Lambeth
palace, Canon Wilbe1force, in speech on the
I. addiction of clergymen to the use of intoxicat
ing liquor, said that ''more than one clergyman
!. in the church of England, literally in rags,
: had come to him quite lately to ask for bread,
saying he feared that he should have 10 go to
the workhouse." taT tE
a The Pope expressed the wish to see Cardinal
Il Newman first of all the new creations, and on
parting said: II must give the new cardinal a
proof of my most particular esteem and affec-
tion.' Then placing Cardinal Eewman's arm
in his own he walked with him through the
ante-chamber to the general waiting room.
The Pope and cardinal conversed chiefly in
Latin.
A society for the promotion Of scriptural in
struction among the Irish-speaking population
Il ,e lol, IoeI e
At its recent. annual meeting the chairman,
i al.eAA IL