Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-03
SUNDAY GLOBLETs.

Camp meetings are in full blast all over the,
country.
The saloons in Richmond, Virginia, are
closed on Sunday.
vacation at Lake George.
Bishop Huntington is spending his vacation
at his old home at Hadley, Mass.
The Rev. John Hughes. of Joliet, has seeded
from the Universalist denomination.
The Rev. DR.. Talmage, pastor of a reformed
church near Kingston, n. Y, is dead.
Whiloa Madison Georgia. negro was being
baptized Sunday, one of his brethren stole his
| Shoes
The Rev. DR.. Tying, Jr., is gradually recov-
ering his health, which had been shattered by
| overwork.
The Rev. DIR. Cuyler writes to the Evangelist
that perhaps David is choir-leader in
Heaven"
II prayers will save the South from tho hor-
rors of disease they will ascend from all over
the country.
The Rev. ,. W. sprague, of Philadelphia, has
become pastor of the Universalist church at
North Adams, Mass.
The Baptist church Of Medfeld, Mass, is the
recipient of gift of So, 100 from George Cum
minis, ESQ.,, of that place.
The Rev. W. H. Utley has been suspended
1or grave reasons by the Eastern Congregation
al association of Michigan.
There are.six hundred subscribing adherents
to Pere Hyacinthe's church. more than he ex-
pected to win in 80 short a time.
Some OF the English cities are Offering Tai
| mage 500 to $3.50 for single lecture. Those
English always were peculiar people.
Thhe Rev. Frederick B. PuIlan was installed
pas tor of the Grove street Conversational
church at East Orange N. j., July 9th
Gov Talbot. Of Massachusetts, a strong Sab
batarian, has induced the legislature to forbid
the running of trains on the State railroad.
The Rev. l.. W. Bacon expresses a strong
desire that his friends and the public will
omit the Or" in speaking of him or to
him.
The Rev. d. D. VIM has resigned the mas
torate of the First Baptist church Of New Bed
ford, Mass, which he had held for a dozen
years.
st. Marks church. Philadelphia, has 942
communicates, and their contributions last
year amounted to SS6,651.52, incluuinp new
rents.
Apropos of the Sunday trains on the New
YORK elevated railways, an observer recently
noted i've clergymen in one train on SUNDAY
| morning.
The Unitarian church in Scituate, built in
| IVA. and known &ba CT
| burned July Fourth by the careless use of FIRE
crackers.
Inc Rev. DR. Beard, of Syracuse, has started
On horseback trip through the White Mount
aims and neighboring country. He expects to.
be gone six weeks.
| charity and college for the benefit of Wild
ows and orphans of deceased bankers ana mer-
chants is to be founded in London as a memo
rial Of the late Baron Rothschild.
reilglous movement of considerable extent
Is In progress among the Malays about Cape
Town, Africa, and an effort is being made to
establish special mission for them
In recent photographed address Mr..
spurgeon stated that if he were to write his
lie 1t would seem to be fiction, SO marvellous
were some things which had occurred.
remarkable report comes from Russia that
the government has granted entire liberty of
wors hip to dissenters from the Greek church.
who number IL, 100000 of its subjects.
blsbce, the Rev. Herman, pastor of the
ha"es Place Unitarian Church, of Boston, was
| taken suddenly ill during the morning service.
Sunday, July 9Th, and died within two hourz.
The Rev. Adm Circuit, SO long missionary in
southern Africa, has written book OF con.
siderable size about that country and HIS ex-
perlence IN it. He does not throw the blame
OF the war in zululand wholly on the English.
The Rev. Augustus Seward, D. D., LII. D..
nephew of the late William b. Seward. has =.
signed the pastorate of the First Presbyterian
cnurch OF Mlddletown, N. Y, after service of
twenty years. The resignation will take effect
on Oct. LIST.
meeting. presided over by Dean Stanley.
| was recently held in the Jerusalem chamber.
westminster, for the purpose of securing a
memorial in some form to commemorate the
character and work of William Tyndale, the
earliest English translator Of the Bible.
Monsignor Count Andre de la Vile, dis
tlngulshed prelate Of the Roman Catholic
church, fine scholar and poet of considers
bic merit, has abjured Romanism and Joined
the Italian Episcopal Methodist church IF
which Mr.. Launs, himself convert Of distinc-
ton, is pastor.
little daughter of q Connecticut CLERGYMAN
was left to tend door, and, obeying the sum-
mons Of the bell, she found gentleman on
the steps who wished to see her father. s.Fa-
ther ISM in, said she; .;but if it's anytb;np
about your soul, can attend to you. know
the whole plan of salvation
In a sermon recently delivered in West
minister Abbey the bishop of Manchester
praised the exquisite and finished acting of
the Coincide b,ancaise, but regretted in the
interests of morality that the part. assumed
by these accomplished actors were SO COM
promising IN purpose and thought.
man would never think Of starting ON
summer journey without carefully packing his
trunk. And yet many nan let's his whole
life slip away, and when the time comes tn 8
take the longer journey finds that he has NOT
even procured a trunk to pack anything in.
and that il he had one he has nothing to mt
into it.
Inc Protestant pastors of Troy, N. Y, have
passed resolution limiting, as far as noss;hla
burial services to the reading Of the Scrin.
lures, with singing and prayer And the Utica
Minister'S association have decided to preach
no more sermons at funerals, but TO deliver
them afterward. in church. if desired by the
friends Of the dead
In Rome, since it became the capital of
United Italy, twelve Protestant churches have
been built. Three of them are Episcopal, two