Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-23
SUNDAY GLOEELEYs

fund for the relief of the victims Of the food.
| in Spain.
| The Lutherans have in the United States
about {, $50 ministers, 5000 consrsgat;or. and
750, O00 Communicates.
l! there are not to be any musical instrr-
! nlents IN heaven but hsrps. it will be rough on
| the people with catarrhs.
! Inc oid South church at Newport, r. l.. oel-
eorated Its centennial recently. 1t has never
oeen closed for single Sabbath.
t"o-yearold, who was asked where he nro-
p'seo 70 sit during family prayers, PROMPTLY
replied: with my heavenly father
| Twelve French Canadian Catbolics have o..
oraceo Protestantism, and have been receiv.d
INTO the Baptist church at Waterville Me.
nea"vlne Is ciamoring for preacher. and
Pne.S ~o'oOo year ia miscellaneous MINING
''osAs, besides numerous grub stakes in s.pros-
| pects."
Inc death Is announced Of the Rev. Gordon
aaii' u. D.. of Northampton, Mass. aged 5e.
ne was born in Bombay, where his father wa.
missionary.
1t will no longer do for q preacber r. so.h
nus memory In a volume of English sermons O,
saturday night and wiring it out on his conara-
CATION on Sunday.
Mr.. Theopilus Waldmeir, one Of the c,,
tives for whose liberation, practically Eno,,nd
undertook her Abyssin1an war. has become,
Quaker minister.
Ialmage has rival, and his name is Yaneev.
ne mas been making tour of the Louisville
oeer-gardens for the enlightenment and amuse-
ment of his flock.
Inc London Sunday School Union has in
connection with its Continental mission J 1qs
Sunday schools in France, Of which e;ebtv-
eight are ia Paris.
1neIe WILL be no time IN heaven. The Nav
maven 1segasser concludes, accordingly, that the
question Of the hour will be: 'Have Won the
eternity with you?"
The school board of New Britain. Conn ,.
adopted the Roman Catholic convent a. one -
their schools, and have engaged e;oht If Tho
sisters to teach in it.
1t is understood that Mensiepneur Camel +he
o.stlngo1sned homan Catholic controversialist
" nonoon' Will soon come to this country and
deliver series of lectures here.
Ihe Baptist churches in PHILADELPHIA ara /.
oeo' Szoo'ooo, and wealthy citizen has Of
} teleo 10 give S5oOO0 toward paying off the debt
II the churches will raise the remainder q
Inc Ne" York Rerosd is opposed to the
"oro omnlpotent' as applied to the dietv
ana signs Tor the power to coin q seventeen
syllable word to convey all necessary limi.a
tions.''
A great many women are more concerned
about the souls of the poor children out of the
church than they are about the soles of the,,
ohco, I
religion.
Inc Rev. Leonard Bacon thinks the shorter
ostechism ought to be more generally studied
than 1t is. Yet he does not believe in the idol
, atrous worship which is paid to it by the Or
, thodox Presbyterians.
For burning supposed witch to death near
MINI Novgorod, the Russian authorities have
sen1enced three peasants to do slight church
penance, fourteen other participants in the
oHense being acquitted.
The Catholic Total Abstinence onion of Tho
Archdiocese of Philadelphia has decided h
nave parade on the 18th of March, St. Pat
rick's day. in which all the Catholic Societies
are invited to participate.
very hev. Dr.. Kelly, Dean of Liverpool, and
new rather Murphy OF the same city are in
montreal They are to visit the chief cities of
Canada and the United States in the interests
OF the Catholic colonization scheme
., The correspondent of religious paper, de-
4 scrlblng how certain people in Baltimore gave
attention to a discourse by an eminent preach
en- says that they listened with profound ia
> terest and flexible countenances What mere
could speaker expect of his audience?
Az school inspection in q town in Stafford
\ shlre where some Mormons had been lecturina.
Inc inspector asked the boys why man should
! nave only one wife. because no man can
/ serve two masters" was the prompt reply.
3 Barnum, to give his circus an extra mo nal
touch. wants chaplain for it. We nominate
: Talmage for the position, with Henry Ward
beecher Tor alternate. By the way, why should
J not circus have chaplain Just as well as
Congress?
! The Baptist Weekly recently published a
nomly on the prayer meeting killers. 1t pro
tested against sermonizing leaders, formal
: prayer makers, and those ho have not the TACT
to Danish an unfortunate allusion or tn-o
good one to a profitable account
Mr. Gladstone and Dean Stanley happening
-. to be IN Pap together fortnight ago wens -
: hear Father Hyacinthe peach. Meanwhile
y rutnor has got ahoat that Mr. Gladstone is in
3 terested IN project to establish in England 4
L branch Of the Old Catholic church.
The Lord Chief Justice of Cyorus remarked
recently that Constantinople must 90 to tho
Greeks or it will fall into the hands of Russia
!. 1t has not been given to the Greeks because of
the jealousy of European powers and the inca
pacity Of the Greeks for SO great trust
The bishop of Carlisle has been preachi na =
very practical and earnest sermon to the M
l dergraduates of Cambridge university, urging
them to burn the circulars frequently sent
them by money-lenders and avoid being caurht
IN snares which might ruin their prospects il
life.
, At Its October communion the Chinese mis-
sion church in Oakland. received six new
members. The church at the time was filed
with Chinese and friends of the mission. IT'S
present membership is fifty one. Services are
} well attended, and the school is in a verv hope
full condition.
Mr.. Spurgeon's health is far from good. On
q recent Sunday he showed lamcness in walk
ing, and during part Of the service raised orc
knee upon chair. He will probably 90 to
Mentone aga:n this season, but he las decided
to remain a month longer at bis post in Lon
, don before dong SO.
The price of oysters is less than it was last
year, and the traditional solitary oyster which
was said to float in a lonely manner in bowl
OF church fair soap, is no Logger lett to him
self. The present state of the market allows