Daily globe., 1879-09-28
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.

\ SUNDAY GLOBELETS.
Talmage's views on the night side of LON
don will be interesting. {a
The Rev. DR.. Gulick, Of Yokohama, has trans-
lated the new testament into Japanese.
I'm join you presently" said the minister
to the young couple, as he went for the church
key. ,
Bishop Tozer, who for time resided in
new York. has been appointed Bishop of Ja-
maica.
Evangelist Moody's home at Mortified.
Mass, looks like the home of a prosperous
farmer.
Bishop Young, of the Episcopal church of
Florida u dangerously i'll at his home in Jack
sonville.
paper advertises for sale pew which
commands view of nearly the whole con-
greRation.''
The Pope Is preparing a work Church
Government. containing instructions to the
Bishops and clergy.
The saints of Leadville are going to build an
Episcopal church. The appropriation for this
enterprise is $2,5O0.
The Rev. John Graham, of Erie. Pa. has ac-
cepted . call to the rectorship of St. Mary,s
church, Philadelphia.
The Baltimore Gazette doe. no work of any
kind on Sunday. But there is rattling time
at 1901 on Monday morning.
The Rev. E. J. Goodspeed, formerly of Chi
cago, has been elected president of Benedict
Institute, at Columbia, 8. c. i"..a
Votive church is to be built in Berlin.
Germany, as a memorial of the emperor's re-
cent escape from assassination
Ten missionaries, six OF them being women.
were sent to the East last week by the Ameri-
can Board of Foreign missions.
In Orange, N. j., there are twenty-seyen
Protestant Sunday schools, which have 65S Of
ticers and teachers and 1923 scholars.
His memory deserves execration. His name
was Noah, and he once had flies reduced down
to two, and failed to annihilate them.
The English Church Missionary Society re-
ceived the large sum of $685., $3.50 from the co n
tributions of children during it's last fiscal
year.
The various Bible societies in England and
elsewhere have, since their formation, issued
l47, 7,947, $50 copies of the bible and new testa
ment. -a
The first American church in the territory of
Alaska has recently been organized at W.angel
by the efforts of Presbyterians on the Pacific
coast.
The bishop of Gloucester has reported to the
British and foreign bible society that parts of
the bible have been translated into two hum
dred tongues.
The general of the Jesuits has been called to
Rome to receive the PoDe's order to conform
| the teachings of his order to the new encycli-
cal on philosophy. 49,.
Rev. DR.. VIM. Taylor has declined the call to
| the London church, and has returned to New
York and resumed his labors as pastor of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle.
baptist clergyman, who for six months has
been at work as Sunday school missionary in
Pennsylvania says: The fact is that most of
our churches are lamentably inefic,ent.''
The Dunkers bought Lutheran church at
Lanark, Illinois. but considered the steeple
sinful appendage, and, therefore, Topped it of
before they could worship in the building
Bishop T. h. Gregg, the head of the Re-
formed Episcopal church in England, sails for
Canada next Thursday. It is doubtful if he
will visit any of the churches in the United
States.
Professor Swing thinks that one sermon on
the Sabbath is enough for any man to preach.
Ia motif !, L Io.& e.
| mere guinea-fowl of himself and gobble in
| cessantly.
Lady Georgiana Fullerton has written let
ter to the English Catholic papers urging the
faithful to rescue St. Winifreds Well,i in Wales,
from the danger of falling once more inte Pro-
! testant hands.
teacher defined conscience as ''something
within you that tells you when you have don
wrong" II had it once" spoke up a vounp
towhead of six summers; but they had to send
for the DOCTOR"
pers around for?" was the query of little
maiden who had not been IN the habit of
going to church, and to whom church collec-
tions was a mysterious novelty.
A certain little Pharisee who has praying for
his big brother had q good deal of human ma
ture in him, even if be was only six Years old.
He prayed 20 Lord bless brother Bill, and
make him as good boy as an"
Very Rev. VIM. J. Dunn, for many years in
charge OF the cathedral at Louisville, Ky.. has
left that city for Pittsburgh, where he hasen-
tered the novitiate of the congregation of St.
Paul of the Cross, or Passionists.
According TO the census made some fifteen or
sixteen years ago, at the passage of the mar
riage act, there are in India 100000 Chris
tians of which 100000 are Catholics and &c.,.
600 are Protestants Of all denominations.
A good story is told of a witty old minister
who was asked what was the diff erence between
On1versa1ists aud Unitarians. His answer was:
"Universalists think God ia too good to damn
man, and Unitarians think man is too good to
be damned .-
The First Baptist church in Troy, N. Y, eel
ebrated the thirty-frth anniversary of DR..
Baldwin's pastorate by paying off their debt.
$3OOo. 1t is pleasant way of com memorat-
ing pleasant event that can not be too gener-
ally initiated.
A Chinese Congregational church was orpan-
lzed by council held at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, on the 9th of June last. The Rev. Dr..
Damon was elected moderator, and baptized
six persons who united with the new church On
profession of their faith.
The Fiji islanders were very much diseusted
by the corsets worn by the last lot of female
missionaries sent there. The hungry but in :
genuous natives say that if the white women
are to have as many bones as shad it really