Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-18
members of the fold who fear the Lord and
keep His holy commandments
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Returning to the hotel the GLOBE encounter
ed jealous member of the heavenly band from
the northern suburbs Of st. Paul. This BROTH
er had Just finished a careful and attentive Pc
rusal of the GLOBE, and despite his naturally
strong predictions, was pleased thereat. He,
however, vigorously denied that any delin-
quence iu the payment of subscriptions was
chargeable to Minneapolis. Delinquencies did
exist, but they came from st. Paul and other
places-not from Minneapolis. She had done
her whole duty and was in no wise responsible
for the shortcoming spoken of yesterday. But
the GLOBE simply gave Deacon Gilmore's state
ment, and is 10 no sense responsible for it's &C
curacy. But the Deacon ought to know where-
of he spoke and if Minneapolis is belied, the
good Deacon has done it. That two of the
brethren-both props and pillars of the cause
should conflict so materially in their state
ment is sad indeed, and the GLOBE leaves it to
them to settle the discrepancy.
BAD BLOOD.
But the good brother just here .uncautiously
dropped remark which corroborates state
ments heretofore made in reference to the
auimus prevailing among the brethren, and
shows that they are as heretofore charged, far
from being 'sband of brothers'' in ali that the
ing up the Iowa discriminating war upon
him he called 1.-THE brother said he
regretted it the more because in
self defense the association might
feel it incumbent upon ITSELF as matter of
self justification, to re-elect Brother Gilmore
GLOBE charges that there is disunion in the
ranks of the faithful and that strong faction
is seeking to depose the Iowa deacon and put in
his place Minneapolis man. That man, it is
needless to say, is the willy Brother Keith, who
is setting mp the pine, with might and main.
to step into Deacon Glmore's shoes, as presi-
dent. The GLOBE has no interest in the fight,
when her husband and the bear had set-to
that it don't care a-(well. not much) (which
ticks. So wade in brethren, and make it q
regular, lively, knock. down-and drag Tout affair."
How did the GLOBE get hold of the informa-
ton relative to contractor Graves suing the
association, and also about Deacon Gilmore's
little game to keep the crowd over Sunday?
These were the conundrums agitating the
faithful yesterday, and the verdict unanimous.
~ arrived at was that it was altogether useless
to try to keep anything secret. The GLOBE
they moaned, is bound to get it. The good
brothers are staggered, and unable TO answer
the conundrum, and feel pretty much like
down."
DISTURBING SOUNDS OF REvELRY.
rhe pious management are troubled in other
respects. Yesterday an excursion boat passed
along in front Of tho sacred abiding place of
the saints, from which the sounds of revelry
and unchristian music could be distinctly
heard. The pious souls of the good deacon
and his anointed wrthed in agony at the fear
full dissertation. But s'dot leedle Scherman
band' from Chaska still played on, regardless
of the outraged feelings of their enforced audi
tors. How far does the jurisdiction of the
saints extend from the shore? Is it the usual
marine league? These are vital questions to
hr.fhren