Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-02
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

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The Rev. Nevin Woodside, of BROOKLYN. has
| accepted call to Pittsburgh. - -.
Methodist ministers are not allowed to nrea.,
to the soldieks of the French army,
After all death is really the only dealer who
demands one price of all and makes no devia-
| ton. .... <.-
Inc heV. Mr.. Dripps has resigned the pas
toral charge of the Presbyterian church at Ger
mantown.
Archbishop Lynch, of Toronto. has arrived
in Rome, where he proposes remaining four or
five months.
Murray, the preacher, has been blackboard
nearly to death with his wagon troubles. and
he inclines to rest.
| Tie Rhode Island Baptists have sixtv
churches 10, $50 enrolled members, and eight
established missions.
The German Union for the exploration of
Palestine numbers 800 members Several
Americans are the list
DR.. Bonar, OF Edinburg, the we'll known e.
hglous poet, is described as 'shard and dry
preacher, difficult to listen to-
Ihe Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.
OF brooklyn, has extended call to the Rev.
Dr. Mcleod as successor to DR.. Budinpton,
Ihe Rev. John Gordon, IF Montreal, former
yoI Onlcago, has accepted call to the
washington Street Baptist church of Buffalo.
An anti-swearing society, with over a hun
ared members, has been organized in st.
Mary's Roman Catholic congregation, Dedham.
Mass.
The Baptist Revie,o thinks it possible that in
2lO0 the entire world will be of the Baptist
faith. What will their missionary societies do
| then?
paper in the neighborhood of Rochester ad-
vertises church pew for sale, Commanding q
beautiful view of nearly all the whole congre-
CATION"
The Marquis of Butte has just completed and
is about to publish the first translation into
English of the Roman Breviary of the Catholic
church.
A majority of the Methodist Church. in
Gullford, Conn.,, have united With the Third
Congregationalists, and the former edifce il
now closed.
The First Congregational church of Vest
held, Mass, has celebrated it's second centen-
NAL Previous to its present one it had onlv
eight pastors.
A Kentucky man was hit in the leg by bull
let while upon his knees in prayer. Such
thing might not occur again in thousand
years, in Kentucky.
The Jeavish Aduance regards the scheme of &C.
, tablshing an Israeitish government in the
Holy Land as one of the greatest dangers
threatening Judaism.
i
ON. pshaw!' said MI. Talmage, when he
looked at Mount Vesuvius, and the mountain
, Immediately subsidized into silence, as became
, one who had been outdone.
1t Vergeo on the paradoxical to be compelIed
. to pay ten cents admission at the gate. and
then hear the minister shouting and the choir
, singing: ''Salvation free
John Wesley, speaking Of ere OF his audi
| ences says: MANY Of them were gay. genteeI
people, SO I spoke on the first elements of the
, gospel, but I was SILL out of their depth.2
! Are you q professor of religion, my little
: fellow" asked a lady OF her pastors Gyear-old
boy, .recently. ''No na'am,'' was the little
boys prompt response I'm only professors
r sonp'
Lord Cairns, the lord chancellor Of Great
britain, holds religious meetings among his
ne1ghbors. His lsrdship expounds the scrip
lures and Lady Cairns leads the music. PLAYING
on cabinet organ.
DR.. Holland, rector of st. GEORGES church
st. Louis, has received and accepted an invita-
| ton from the Vestry of Trinity church, Chica-
go, to assume the rectorship left vacant by the
resignation of DR.. Sullivan.
we'll known Evangelical clergyman, on be
ing accused of leaning towards Universalism.
replied that he hoped every body would 90 to
heaven, land, said he, there are some per-
sons wish were there now
deep religious interest prevails in the pen
itent;ary at Nashville, TenH. and one hundred
prisoners, it is said are earnestly seeking light.
Light work, perhaps, this means-or is it light
, mixed with liberty outside the walls?
: In the suburban village of Oshkosh, a little
country church, a woman brought twins to b e
christened. "What name?" asked the clergy
, man. "CheSubim and Seraphim," said the
, woman, flor they continually do cry.''
One of Boston's preachers said Sunday after
noon, 1.-The little good any of US can do must
be done with our hearts humping against the
hearts of our fellow-men.' And every young
, woman in church looked at every other young
, woman and smiled approvingly.
William Hillery, the colorea Missionary Bish
op, is visiting Scotland, where he has created
no slight sensation. According to the Edin-
bnrg Statesman he was the first colored person
that took a teachers certificate in ssthe district
of Memphis, State of New York"
The 'Old Catholics of Europe are tired of
their name. They have thrown it overheard
} and adopted that of "Christ Catholics
Their movement is feeble, and is thought bv
many who claim to understand it's case thor
ough'y to be on its last ecclesiastical legs.
During the last year the American Bible So
ciety printed about one thousand copies day
of its 10-cent Testament, and still did not keen
: up with its orders. The demand for it still ex
ceeds all expectation. About five hundred
and fifty copies of its 25-cent Bible have been
printed daily.
It is proposed to build u Presbyterian church
at Canterbury, Eng, where, though the old
English form has died out, the French form of
Presbyterianism has never been extineuished
for the Presbyterian service begun 300 years
ago for the Huguenot refugees is continued to
this day in the crypt of the cathedral
Moody says of Ingersoll: s'He is a clever
man, but he is all wrong. He turns his back
on Christianity, and then rails at it as false
hood. He tries to gauge the actions of God by
the intellect of man, and I do not wonder at
his unbelief. I do not condemn him; his IN
belief is probably honest, but from my heart I
pity him."