Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-13
SUNDAY GLOBELETs,

SUNDAY GLOBELETs,
Eight Methodist churches in Detroit have re-
solved to pool their debts and raise common
fund to pay them.
The Rev. John Elliott, of Rumford, Me-,
after an active ministry of nearly fifty years,
committed suicide on the 18th ult.
Your parson will talk of the beauty of req
ignation year after year, and never think of re-
signing himself, that is, not unless he gets
''call.''
A joint session of the Illinois Liberal Relie-
ious Societies and the Iowa Unitarian Associa-
ton will he held in Davenport, Ia, April Is, l6
and II.
Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland, has excom-
municated the Irish World, which he calls "a
bad paper-one that no Catholic can habitually
read.''
DR.. Howard Crosby has been invited to preach
the next course of Lyman Beecher lectures ut
Yale, and he has given an infor nal consent to
do SO.
Cardinal Manning, now in Rome, goes fire.
quently to the Vatican to hear the Lent SER
mons or to attend whatever ceremony may be
performed
| Bishop McLaren confirmed fifteen persons
| in st. Marks Church. Chicago, last Sunday,
making thirty-eight confirmed at this church
within year.
The Rev. Fl. n. Northrup has severed his
pastoral relations with the Congregational
church of Schenectady to accept call in
Providence, r. I.
| Bishop Bowman, of the Methodist Episcopal
bad
| Mission church. Rome, Italy, and had one of
the canons of st. Peters among his auditors.
The Rev. DIR. Miles Bronson, who has devoted
lifetime as Baptist missionary in Assam,
Asia, is on his way to the United States, with
the purpose Of spending the rest of his life
here.
| Father Hyacinthe has raised small rumpus
| in the Anglican church. His Endorsement by q
committee of the Lambeth conference has been
protested against by the bishops of Ely and
Peterborough.
Bishop Jaeger proposes to lake st. Johns
Church, Cincinnati, a free church; to be sup
ported by voluntary offerings. He wants poor
people to come with their families and enjoy
hearty welcome.
Word has been received that the Rev. ]. @.
Lorimer, D. D., has resigned the pastorate of
the fremont temple, Boston, which is an indi-
cation that he will accept the call of the First
Baptist church of Chicago.
The Sunday law just made by the North
Carolina legislature provides against the load
ing of freight ard the running of trains on the
Sabbath between sunrise and shutdown. It
does not apply to mail trains.
The Congregationalst says that layman
with talent for Analysing book-accounts has
discovered deficiency of 1000 in the finances
of the Massachusetts Home Society. He calls
on the executive ommittee to make an ex-
PLANTATION.
The Rev. Bishop Falkner, of the Church of
the Mediator, Brooklyn, has resigned his pas
torate and announced his intention to enter the
Episcopal church. He is the fifth one of the
fifteen Congregational pastors of Brooklyn to
resign this winter.
Old gent (who firmly believes in compulsory
education) to cowboy: ooh, you go to school,
do you? Now, dare say you can tell me who
itwas that saved when the world was
drowned, can't your" Cowboy: ''Yes, sir; but
forgit his name.''
, The Chinese encyclopedia, published at Pc
, KIM contains over So COO names, and costs ST.
will not show much enterprise until they offer
> a copy of this book to each person sending 81
for year description.
\ The North China Herald gives as a reason
for the greater success of the Jesuits in estab-
l fishing Catholic missions, the Chinese love
+ for ceremony and veneration for scholarship.
The Jesuit missionaries in that country are
4 among the best educated of their class.
The Rev. Phelix Barotti, of Washington,
h says that the Papal authorities template
. sending delegate apostolic to this country.
= The late Bishop Conroy had been designated
: for the position, but his death occurred before
: his commission arrived in this country.
: The three hymn books issued with the sane
tion of Moody and sankey have reached an
enormous sale. OF No. l, 4,7ls,s79 copies have
been sold; of No. 2, ,4o6, s42; and of No. s.
- 2,245; total, 6,392, 46O. In England neal
1000, 600 copies of No. have been disposed of.
The Rev. w. F. B. Jackson, the assistant
r minister at the Church Of the Epiphany, Phila
\ delphia, has received call to North Attleboro
D. Mass. He has not yet decided whether or moi
:, he will accept, and the congregation at the
- Epiphany are hoping that he will remain will
20 them.
t Bishop Gregg, of England, in a published
If letter denies that he has seeded from the Re
70 formed Episcopal Church. eve have only,
!, he says, ' taken canonial steps whereby we are
q not any longer under the Jurisdiction of til
= Executive in New York, which appears still
~ to have representatives in this country
~ colored child had fall from second story
% window the other day, and his mother, in II
le lating the occurrence at grocery, said: DER
N dat child a-coming down feet fust, vii
Dr. every chance Of being killed, when the Law
~ he turned him over, de child struck on hi
q. head and there wasn't so much as a buttol
y flew off,
ia The Rev. Robert Furness formerly pastor O
the church at White City, Kan, but who ha
been resting from pastoral work for year O
two, has been employing his leisure hours i
preparing lecture entitled ''The Mordecai Q
to the Nineteenth Century, being critical e1
al animation Of the career and character of Bes
- cons6eld.
bo The Rt.-Rev. Bishop Keene, of the Roma
me- Catholic diocese of Richmond, has been invite
nd by the clerk of the Virginia House of Delegate
w to open that body with prayer during or
ol- week. This is the first time that similar il
lrt vitation has been extended by that body to
in Catholic prelate within the recollection of IL
on Oldest attache of the House.
- ~ The Rev. Jacob 1de, D. D., has severed
oe connection with the church at Midway, Mass
10 of which he has been pastor sixty-f years.
m 1866 he resigned the active passionate, and q
he assistant was procured, but his salary cont
lse ued. His son, the Rev. A. w. Ide, at the Ia