Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-11
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.


ton of Bishop Borgess., of Detroit.
A sailor off on furlough is like the prodigal
sun when lie returns to his spar. Sea?
Mr.. Spurgeon has returned to London from
Mentone with his health fully restored.
The Buffalo Express says that "Talmages
trial is rapidly nearing its one hundredth
night
The Seventh Day Adventists have dedicated
at Battle Creek, Mich. tabernacle that will
seat more than 5000 worshipers.
The first Bishop of Liverpool will in all
likelihood be DR.. 81. T. Edwards, Dean of
Bangor moderate High Churchman.
Bronson Alcott believes that man with his
threefold personality-reason, sentiment. and
will-has the attributes of Deity in,smbryo.
correspondent in the Evangelist says that
in no city except New York has he seen such
large audiences as those of the leading churches
of Chicago.
Monsignor Cape the original Of "Catesby''
in Disraelis novel Lothian has become
bankrupt He will be expatriated from Eng
land to the continent.
Mrs. Lolita D. Crossley, of Woodstock, O.,
was ordained IN the Universalist faith two
weeks ago. For three years she has been
preaching at Ridgeville, o.
Bishop Bedell of Ohio, who has been some
months detained in New York by sickness in
his family, is at home again, and has entered
upon his spring visitation.
A London newspaper furnishes the curious
and surprising statement that 1885 out of
5,241 shares in new brewery company in
CboNEa or 'ba1l b,, u
The Rev. DR.. Stevens Parker has resigned the
rectorship of his parish at Elizabeth N j..
and will become the agent of the trustees of
Racine college, to raise the De Koven memorial
fund.
Rev. G. L. Corwin. at one time compositor
on the Chicago Journal, recently got into a
controversy with some of his Congregational
flock over his denuneiation of eternal punish
tnent.
The recent decision Of the supreme court of
the United States in the case of the North
western university at Evanston saves that in
titution ,00C Of back taxes and 81, 90 year
current taxes.
The Pope has offered Cardinals hat to DR..
Herginrother, professor of Cannon Law at the
University of Wurzburg who is pronounced
one of the most disting uished Catholic schol-
ars of the age.
At a recent meeting of some of the Cincin-
natl creditors Of Archbishop Purcell, it was
| resolved to donate to him so per cent of their
claims, with the hope that all other creditors
would do likewise
The eight Methodist Episcopal churches in
Detroit Mich, after mature consideration by
| large committee of all their members, have re-
| solved to consolidate all their church debts and
| remove them altogether.
OF course 10 woman ever did such thing
but supposing now, for the sake of argument,
| as it were, that woman was t.. go to church
for the purpose of showing off her new sacque,
would it be sac-religious, so to speak,
THANK heaven, said tormented passen-
ger, There newsboys in heaven
''No,' replied the newsboy; ''but what en-
fort do you find in that?' The man didn't
say, and everybody else looked pleased.
The Rev. J. NJ. Atwood, of North Cambridge.
Mass, has received very fattering call, and at
a very high salary, from the Church of the
Messiah, Of Philadelphia, but has decided to
decline it, and will remain at Cambridge.
1t is rumored on good authority that the
| Pope has decided to center Cardinals hat on
| the venerable distinguished patriot and divine,
Archbishop McHale, Of Tuam, Ireland the
'Lion Of the Fold as O'Connell styled him.
The smallest living in the Church Of Eng
land is that Of Shipton, near Ludlow, which is
worth f3 year. There l78 residents in
the district, and the incumbent since 1869 has
been the Rev. Robert Henry Gavor More, NJ. A,
The Reformed Episcopal church at Louisville
has divided. It has suffered from pecuniary
embarrassment, and the death of M. Powers,
the Philadelphia chemist and lay patron Of the
reformed movement, rendered its failure iney-
table.
Recitation in Milton. Professor-sDo you
remember, sir, any other passage in your read
| ing where the Leviathan is mentionod?"
Nobby Junior "a future D. D.)-"Yes, sir: it
job" blue ights.)
When Hartford woman patted her friends
, 7-year-old youngster on the head, and said:
81 should like to have such a little boy you
are,'' he looked up into her face and replied:
''Well, Iguess you can; l don't believe God
lost the pattern of me.
, Gases of conversions TO Professionalism are
becoming quite frequent in France. At
Charente forty-four heads Of families, all
Catholics petltioned the Consistory of Jarnac
for protestant worship which has accordingly
been established, and 200 Catholics attend it.
The Interior says: the testimony for the
! prosecution in the case of DR.. Talmage, when
it was all ill., showed that the against him
J had failed The small part Of the testimony
for the defense that is in sets the truth forth in
light SO clear that it is instantly recognizable.
Five large meetings will be held this summer
: on the camp-meeting grounds at Clear Cake,
y Ia. The fourth annual session of the North
western Sunday School assembly, July 1928;
State camp-meeting, August 1922; Ministerial
and Theological institute of the Northwest
L. date not yet determined.
IL Lord Ripon, once a Protestant and Ere
Mason, but now devoted Catholic. has pur
l. chased the sanctuary aud cloister of St
Damian, near Assist, in order to preserve
Z these monuments ':for the piety of the faith
" full and the admiration of artists He i!
about to establish an orphanage TIL ere
The Rev. John Cordner, LII. D., who has beer
IL pastor Of the Unitarian. church, Montreal
Canada, since 1913, having rendered his res
ignation some time ago, the parish, in accept
:. ing it, voted unanimously to invite him t
continue his relations with the society as hon
orary pastor, with an annual allowance. 81
has accepted the invitation.
The Christian Union, of New York, is out il
a new dress, increased in contents by min
columns, but not at all in size of paper.
says: 'It is our constant endeavor to compac