The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

1t is said that the Old Catholic Bishop
ReInkens is about to marry.
Spurgeon denies the charges made by Neal
Dow az to his bibulous habits.
Sunday morning performances have been
introduced into ali the theaters in Paris.
1t is said that the new Roman Catholic
Cathedral of New York an artistic failure.
There is no Sunday night theater in New
York City, but they do have Sunday night
concerts.
odlst minister, is dangerously i'll at his home
In Eaton, o.
More than so, 900 Hindoos during the past
year have renowned idolatry and professed
Christianity.
An Illinois judge has decided that sub
scriptions made on Sunday can not be col
lected by law.
Nearly $40, 900 has been subscribed for the
new cathedral church in Omaha. No debt
is to be incurred
The Presbyterian Women's board has now
"a missionaries in Utah, % in New Mexico,
and five in Alaska.
The religious press of Chicago unanimously
indorse the wemen's petition for a vote on
license issue in Illinois.
When all churches in this country are free
to the rich and the poor alike the United
States may call itself model republic.
The London Hospital fund received this
year from the various church collections of
That city S124, $50, the smallest amount ever
received.
A Baptist council at Jackson, Mich, has
withdrawn the hand of fellowship from Rev.
l.. D. Palmer, for alleged falsehood and i'm
moral conduct.
Mr. Moody, criticising the self-conceit of
many reformed drunkards and Others, once
said You might as well be full OF rum as
full of egotism."
number of candidates for admission to the
theological seTninaries connected with the
Presbyterian church.
Maggie Mitchell says that she once had
doleful time IN Rochester playing to an
audience of clergymen, who had 10 be told
when the play was out.
A Chicago clergyman said that certain
saloon was the den of the devil. The owner
of the den has begun q suit to make the
reverend prove what he said or pay damages.
Mr. Moody hopes the time will come when
it Will be the fashion to brlng babies to
church. When that day comes, the evange-
list will have to season his conversation with
paragoric.
AT EUREKA, ILL, new MI Oh JUHU, paStOi
of the Methodist church. has q wife who
breaches for him when he wants her to.
The people like her discourses well as
they do those of her husband.
The temperance women of Illinois are es-
tablishing IN all larger towns of that State
cheap soup houses and lunch stands on the
basis OF Juliet Corson's Twenty five cent
Dinners for Families of Six
Religion even in its most diluted form has
certain value. When the coachman was
dying he consoled himself because he had
driven many poor body to church, though
he had never attended one himself.
The Catholics have the advantage of Prot
estants in some of their theological dogmas.
They believe N purgatory, which is an ex-
ceedingly convenient stopping place. but
Protestants are compelled to go further and
fare worse.
The increasing and open defiance OF all
regard for the Sabbath at Bay City, Mich,
has led sixteen prominent business men of
the town TO unite in public card announc-
ing their intention to observe Sunday as a
day of rest and cessation of their secular
labors.