Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-13
SUNDAY GDOBELETs.

SUNDAY GDOBELETs.
There are ffty-ni Jesuit establishments ins
France, with 1902 teachers.
Bishop Wiley, who is visiting the Methodist
Missions in Europe, is now in Copenhagen.
The Rev. Or. Schaufaer, of Constantinople,
has received the degree Of LII from Prince
ton College.
A London paper says that E5O,000 have been
spent in prosecuting the Ritualists, and all to
no purpose
Ira W. Sankey is expected in New York in a
couple Of weeks to assist Mr.. Sawyer in tenn
perance revival.
Bishop Chatard, of Vincennes, Ind, has is
| sued pastoral prohibiting dancing at church
| fairs and picnics.
DR.. Monroe, Of Glasgow, now under indict-
ment for alleged heresy, is somewhat given to
sensationalism in the pulpit.
The late Capt. Pratt, of Essex, Conn. left in
his will 800, 600 in trust for school for chill
dren OF Congregational Church members.
The Rev. Phoebe Hannaford, Of Jersey City.
believes that Judge Lynch should preside in
cases where justice is liable to be cheated.
Prof. Cont has founded at Florence society
OF National Catholics, based on the acceptance
Of the abolition Of the Popes temporal power.
Irish Presbyterianism in general assembly.
by vote of 313 to 27S, have refused to sanction
| the use of inst rumental music IN their
churches.
DR.. Newman, of the Central Church, New
York resolved 70 To-
mer, and an enthusiastic parishioner has pre-
sented him with check for 81 1000.
Signor Gavazzi, the italian orator whose
name was so well known on this continent a
quarter Of century ago, has been preaching at
London to immense congregations.
Rev. Dr.John Cumming, the celebrated writer
on the millineum, has been ordered by his
physicians to renounce all mental work. He
IS about to retire from the ministry.
DR.. Cumming, of the Reforme ed Episcopal
church, has officially retired from his pastorate.
His congregation are endeavoring to raise fund
OF 5,OOO in order to purchase him an annuity.
The Rev. O. d. Thomas, late of West Spring..
field, has recently settled with the Baptist
church at Blockton, Mass, and the Rev. P. s.
Evans, of shelburne Falls, has begun his la
bors at Amesbury. Mass
OF the SO, 250.0O0 English speaking people
in the world. 17,750,OCO are Episcopalians, H.
100000 Methodists, l3,500,00O Catholics, TO-
100000 Presbyterians, 100000 Baptists and
.O0O, 900 Congregationalists.
| The ministers Of the Free Church of Sc OF
and have been enjoined by the General As
semoly to discountenance raffes or bazars, 10 t.
terles and other similar methods of raising
money Cor religious purposes
Advertisement from the Ecclesiastical Ca
zette: Wanted, by benefited clergyman,
shooting, in August or September, in return
for taking Sunday duty. Address Vicar, care
of, etc., Bedford street, Strand, w. c.
| At recent communion service in Sacra-
mento eight Cinnamon were received into the
church on profession of their faith, and
again, at San Francisco. nine Chinese men
and two Chinese W omen were thus received.
The project for Pan-Methodist conference
Is again agitated in the Methodist papers. An
other effort will be made to get the British
Wesleyan conference, which has SO far avoided
committing itself, to cooperate in the scheme.
Country doctor to the bereaved widow of a
late member of the Georgia legislature: 81
cannot tell how panied / was to hear that your
husband had gone to heaven. We were bosom
friends, but now we shall never meet again.
The Rt.. Rev. Mgr. Joseph Maria Monies de
Ocazey Obregon, Bishop Of Tamaulipas, Mex.
leo, reached New York on last Saturday after
noon, after a journey, all overland, from his
episcopal city. The Bishop, in few days,
will leave for Rome.
The Rev. Joseph Cook is rambling around
among the mountains and forests of Califor-
MIA. There is nothing out there in hight OF
! depth to compare with the altitude Of his met
aphors, or the profound substrata of his dog
matte propositions.
A word to the wise is sufficient. A minister
made an interminable call upon lady of his
acquaintance. Her little daughter, who was
whispered in an audible Tone Didn't he bring
his amen with him, mamma?''
The Rev. D. Case, Cannon Of Clifton. and
the Rev. William Roberts, q relative of Car
danial Manning, have withdrawn from the
Anglican and joined the Roman church. Sew
eral other Withdrawals are expected soon. Sc
cessions seem to be increasing of late
Last Sunday evening the members of the
Second Baptist church Of st. Louis, who for
| several months have been worshiping in the
Jewish Temple Share Emeth, consequent upon
| the burning down of their own edifice. pre-
sented Rabbi Sounesctein with valuable sill
ver-set.
| The Canada Presbyterian church, whose gen
eral assembly has been in session in Ottawa,
has an extensive work IN home missions.
Thr ough the agency of this board the gospel is
preached at 494 places, by 81 missionaries, to
28,2ls worshippers, 1884 families and 1O,6o4
communicates.
! Asplendid new Greek church, with sitting
accommodations for 1000 worshippers, has
been opened in Moscow road, Bayswater, Lon
don. As there is no Greek Bishop stationed in
England, the ceremony of conservation has been
postponed, but short dedicatory service has
rendered the building available for ecclesiasti-
cal purposes.
The Rev. Canon Frederick Beaden the old
est clergyman in England, died on the 10th of
june at his residence, North Stoneham rec
tory. He was ordained in 1920, and sixty-two
/ years was manager of the Southampton Saw
ings bank. When he attained his Tooth YEAR
he was 102 when he diec-the queen wrote him
letter Of congratulations.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the lord chan
cellor, the Archbishop Of York, the Bishop of
London. Lord Penzance, and the lord chief
justice of England, have agreed upon some
publications to the public worship act, with
the view of obviating the difficulties under
1 which Lord Penzance has been laboring in
holding the court Of arches