Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
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son Of Ira D. Sankey is at school at Noe
nigsfeId, Germany. H.. 49,.
The wife of the Rev. MIR. Moody will snena
| the winter in Chicago.
canon sparkle, Of Ely cathedral, lately de-
ceased, leaves $500, 900 to his heirs.
The French government will not allow Meth.
oois' ministers to preach to the soldiers
1nere have been number of prominent
'on'erslons from Romanism in Canada lately.
great revival is going ON at Stockton, Md,
unoer the auspices Of the Rev. T. z. PRETTY.
man.
1nnspruck, IN the Tyrol, is soon To have .
Protestant church, the FIRST ever ocened in thai
city. y ~'>A :" 'A"'
The Episcopal diocese of the Island Of Rer-
land.
Inc frlends of England are calling 70, mis-
h1onarles to reinforce their mission in NADIA
gascar. -
Inc Baptist church at Newport, R. l., GELS
orased Its one-hundredth Anniversary Septem-
Der 3Oth.
The Rev. E. G., Taylor, of Providence has
been called to the pastorate of the fremont
Temple, in Boston.
VI the boy congregations in the Irish Presbv-
terlan church, all but seventy-t~o are in the
province of Ulster.
: party OF twelve exiled Carmelite nun.
from Guatemala, Central America, have ar
rived at Yonkers. NY.
Joseph Cooks twenty lectures in Boston the
! mo
church, beginning November Sd.
The American Lutheran mission in Guntur
ana Pa'nad, India, has baptized 5,3O3 native.
since the opening of the mission in 1912.
Inc Rev. W. G. Rogers, of Dwight, ILL.,. was
recently taken to the insane asylum at New
burg, y. Overwork and pastoral cares broke
him down.
". K. Vanderbilt, a grandson of the deceased
commodore, has agreed to paw the cost of a
ne" Episcopal church in St. Marks parish,
islip, L. I.
Ex-doV. Clahin, of Massachusetts, has given
so'ooo to Clalin University, Orangeburg, s. C.
Methodist institution for the education Of
the freedmen.
The Rev. DR.. N. Brown, missionary in Japan
OF the American Baptist Union writes that he
has completed tho translation of the new tesla
ment into the Japanese
Dean Stanley, in a recent sermon. saws that
In the fifteen years in which he had been
Dean of Westminster. there had been but fou<
interments in the Abbey.
The Rev. Mr.. Moses, of Portsmouth. N. f..
il said to be the oldest preacher in New Eng
land He is ninety-six years old, and has
! preached for sixty-6ve years.
The Rev. S. J. Stewart, of 7itch5nrg, Mass,
has abandoned the Congregati~nalsts because
OF some bi tier criticisms hurled at him for es-
changing pulpits with Uniyersal:st brother.
81 The Southern Methodists are rejoicing over
the completion of the scheme to free their pub
fishing house from debt. The necessary $780,
900 has at length been raised by the sale of
bonds.
II The Rev. William Taylor has sent out seven
more ministers to reinforce his Methodist con-
ference in India. MIR. Taylor collects the
money to support this extensive Methodis ST
o mission.
r The Lutherans have in the United States
4 about $3.50 ministers, 5000 congregations, and
725.o0O commandments. They are increasing
4 largely from the large German and Scanlina-
Wan immigration.
Twelve French Canadian Catholics have en-
r. braced Protestanism and been received into the
o Baptist church of Waterville Me. The Sc, vices
on the occasion of the baptism of the converts
}. was conducted in the French language.
The orthodox party of the Reformed church
! OF France Will hold an official general synod
- this fall. ito consider what course they shall
:, pursue in the present aspect of their relations
with the State. and with the nationalist.
party.
Mr. Samuel Riddle, of Glen Riddle, Delaware
4 county, Pa, is erecting church building neal
\. his home. It is to be handsome church. and
: Mr.. Riddle will defray the entire expense OF
IS its erection. It is to be known as the Wayside
: church.
6, The New York city mission reports for Seq
TENDER as follows: Forty missionaries, 4,63:
3 visits, 298 meetings, 2S5 pledges obtained, 25'
# families aided, Is, 900 tracts distributed. Re-
q ceipts for the month, $1,706.33; payments
+ 49, 1881 %.
o Pho vote of the American board last week at
q Syracuse to enter Africa is understood to
mean a new mlssion at Bihe, in Western Cen
trail Africa, as soon as practicable At least
. $25O, 900 of the Otis legacy is to be sacredly
set apart for this mission.
a This story could not be called misft il
t. nine out of ten of us should try it on How
j, are you this morning2" said Fawcett to Cooke.
: mot all myself was the lugubrious reply.
}. '"rhen," responded Fawcett, with meaning
= twinkle in his eye, ''allow me to congratu hate
u you" 49,. -..'
= Oscar Jaqueth defaced the white exterior of
a church ut Bernardson, Mass, with big pic
= lures Of devils in red paint At that time b,
n was an unrepentant sinner; but before his AT
# res. ne was converted, and on that account tn,
v church officers secured his release without pua
;; ishInent. .''
The pastor Of the Presby terrain church at
- North Leith, Scotland. is charged with attempt
ing by under.lsnd means to introduce instra.
10 mental music into the service, and 40 mem.
r bers of the church have petitioned Presbytery
@ against such an innovation of their ancien,
y | usages.
y The Evangelical association, according to the
= Episcopal address read at the general confer
( ence in Chicago, has l09, 762 members, showing
increase of l., 51l in the last four years, anc
LAPS churches, an increase Of l39 in the same
:, period. The membership has doubled in tn,
- last sixteen years.
/ The Scottish Episcopal church makes an ap,
|. peal to England in behalf of its "Clergy
Q Fund.- which aims to add 9lO0 to the income
Q The salary of more than half of the clergy il