Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-10

eous associates are not In need of
any such ministrations. For such q div
band as that at Minnetonka sermons would
be loves labor lost.
IN THE AFTERNOON.
| At the afternoon session Rev. D. r. Dun-
gan delivered lecture on s'The Claims of
Free Thought" He is the prohibition can
didate for Governor of Iowa. In the even
ing Prof. D. Heagh lectured on Solomon s
Temple and Jerusalem This morning
Rev. DR.. Breed will deliver sermon His
| lecture, early yesterday morning, on the
''Divine Origin of the Bible'' is spoked of as
most convincing argument and withal an
admirable production.
pETER1NG OUT.
The Iowa boom is on it's last legs and lit
tie more aid from this source can be expect
ed. The large delegation of seven hundred
persons which arrived, as heretofore stated,
on the opening day, has in great part re-
turned or gone to other points on the lake.
A prominent member of The party informed
GLOBE representative that great dissatis-
faction, or, to speak more properly, great
Indignation prevailed when they reached the
Park and found that they had been grossly
imposed on by false misrepresentation as to
the condition of affairs there. They had
been told that everything at the park was in
apple-pie order, and that ample accommoda-
tons could be had there. But on arrival
they could get no accommodations, nor could
any be had on the grounds. The capstone
of their Indignation was reached when they
found they had to pay for admission, and
many of them left in high dudgeol and have
inn tod %ho IL o1k l. -
are still in and about the lake. They openly
denounced the affair as the worst of steals,
and wanted to get away as quickly as posi-
bic.
SUSPICIOUS ABOUT HIS PAY. ..
1t is also reported that Capt. John F.
Merry, Of Manchester, who is set down in
the programme as one of the musical direc-
tors, saw at a glance on his arrival that he
had been imposed on, and greeted Deacon
Gilmore with the pertinent query: "You are
| at your old tricks again?'' It was also
said that yesterday the dispute had
broken out afresh between these pro,ni-
nent members of the new dispensation,
for saving souls at a quarter apiece and that
it is more than likely that vacancy will
take place in the musical department by the
withdrawal of Mr.. Merry. In case such a
contamination OCCURS the GLOBE takes
| pleasure in suggesting to thu directory for
the vocant position, the name of that dis
| tinguished leader of the choir in the late
! Penticost revival, Dea son Charles w. John
| son, whose whole soul is filled to OVERLOOKING
with the very essence of music and song.
HOW REV. TOWNSEND GOT Hrs swAG.
The GLOBE yesterday dropped on little
item of interest in view of previous publica.
tons. This was that when Rev. Mr.. Town
send was on the ragged edge as to getting
his pay, recourse was had to j. w. Hutchin-
son, the hotel proprietor, for the necessary
amount-some fifty or. seventy five dollars
and that that gentleman had complied with
the request and advanced the sum out of
bis own pocket. The Lake Park association
evidently know when they have got good
thing and manifest no modesty in making
the most of it.
WHAT THE PAY ROLLS DEVELOP.
Among the numerous attractions on the
pay rolls of the association who live in the
pleasing hope of drawing fat salaries, there
is $50 it is sadly one "a shining and a
burning light in the tabernacle in
addition to the enjoyment of one of the best
federal offices in the State, has also secured
the most remunerative positions in the gift OF
the association. This is no less an individual
than Bro. Keith, next to the Iowa deacon
The most potent director general of the
concern. The onerous duties of the Min
neapolis postofice has been given owe,
wholly to the charge of others since the
first of March last, and he has devoted him.
self wholly and entirely to association
matters, only taking time to draw his salary
from the government with most commend
able regularity. An instance of the abiding
virtues of civil service reform under his
fraudulency, the President of the United
States which is entirely worthy of the parties
involved
DIsCIPLINING THE UNHOLY.
AS all roads lead to Rome, SO everything
connected with the ASSOCIATION must redounc
to it's benefit. Deacon Gilmore can be trust
ed every time to take care of No. l. If any
| one doubts it here is o case in point. In
looking about for further sources of revenue
it occurred to the good man that the steam
boats should be made to contribute for the
privilege of landing at the wharf. Accord.
ingly he fixed upon the quota as thirty pc,
cent. of the gross earnings of the business
of each boat touching at his
little wharf, and drew an iron clad contract
to the above effect. One of the captains
signed the same, the other declined, where
upon the veteran fnancier and trusty saver
of souls at rs cents head, deliberately went
to work to cast his influence and that of his
:. crowd In favor of the man who submitted to
his extortions, and against the one who had
manliness enough to resist his extortionate
demands. Verify, the ways of the Christian
president of the Iowa Lake Park association
are past finding out.
THE TOWNSEND INDEoENcY.
An obscene morning publication has given
limited currency to sensational report tc
the effect that the few Soatherners who were
present when that Boston clerical fraud
Townsend, outraged every sense of decency
by his narrow minded and bigoted inter-
pellations into his lecture, in reference to
the present reasonable malignancy of the
Southern people, had become highly
indignant and that one at least had
left the tent, evidently Ia.
boring under great excitement. The entire
story is manufactured out of the whole cloth
and is put forth simply to cover up Towns
ends indecent and uncalled-for illusions tx
the South, as being still traitors in heart
enemies to the government, and unfit to be
trusted in places of position and trust unde
it.. Townsend knew that Rev. DR.. Loftin
pastor of one of the largest churches in st