Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-21
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.

mons of the melon. patch.
No ald-headed man was ever converted by
sermon during the fly season.
Dr.. Isaac Schwab has been chosen minister
of the Congregation Adath Joseph, in st. JOS
eph, Mo.
A daughter of the Rev. J. M. Manning, of
Boston, is to join the Presbyterian Mission in
Syria this fall.
The Rev. E. j. Goodspeed, of Syracuse, N.
on account of overwork.
All the clothes Adam had for long time
was the close of day; while the mantle of
night was his bed-clothes.
The Rev. DR.. Paddock, of Brooklyn, Is fav-
orably mentioned as the successor to the late
bishop Odenheimer, of New jersey.
The Rev. W. A. Salter, of bennington, Eng
land, one of the writers of the notes of the
Annotated Paragraph Bible" is dead.
The Provincetown advocate published 1.-The
Deacons Story-The Leading Hand" We
didn't suppose deacons were that sort of men,
There are now in Syria 500 girls attending
evangelical churches. Twenty Of them have
learned the Westminster catechism by heart.
Bishop Elder, of Natchez will be hereafter
known as the bishop of Avara, in partibus in
Medium, and administrator bishop of Natchez.
Abbot Martin Marty. o. s. B., the founder
| OF the Abby of st. Meinrods, in southern In
diana, has been named vicar apostolic of Da-
kota.
An Arabian sage being asked of whom he had
learned virtue replied: ZOE the wicked; for
their crimes inspired me with distaste for
vice. .s.
1t is mean man that would fool a fish by
wearing a white choker and clerical coat
while strolling along the banks of brook on
Sunday.
The Rev. Robert Allison, the veteran Baptist
preacher in Chicago has resigned the pastorate
OF the North Star Baptist church. Cause. TIE
salary question.
| The Rev. Ezra Tinker, of Yonkers, n Y,
who seeded from the Methodist fold some
| years ago, has signifed his intention to return
to his first love.
Mr. Murray is not the first preacher who has
been in debt; but he is the first one ON record
who had eighteen trotting stations in his sta
BILE when the sheriff came around to make
seizure
| The seventy-second general conference of the
New Jerusalem church of Great Britain has
ben held in London. The presidents S0th
birthday was celebrated, and be received
purse of 1000
Parties in Minneapolis arc inquiring for one
hev. John Atkins, who wheedled them into
loaning him several sums of money He
claimed to be collecting in aid of a church at
Warren, MINI.
Padre Curci, the ex-Jesuit, is editing an
Italian translation of the bible, With the de-
sign OF bringing accepted Protestant and Ro-
man Catholic versions into harmony with mod
ern scholarship.
| The alliance: The scenes that were enacted
at the Desplaines camp-meetiug last week. in
! the presence and under the direction of Pre-
siding Elder Willing, were disgrace to the
Methodist denomination
The total of contributions Of the church of
Scotland for benevolent purposes was las. wear
Sl'9ll,6O. The Northern Presbyterian church
In this country, with but few more commu-
nicants, raised nearly s2,OOO,0Uo.
| The Centennial Baptist Church, at the cor
ner OF Lincoln and Jackson streets, Chicago
has called the Rev. A. z. Parker. of POUCH
keepsie, to take charge of its pulpit for
time. he is said to be fine preacher.
boy who substitutes living for dead
hornet in the collection of near hted ento-
mologist. and then asks the man of science 10
show him where the insects sting is located,
should be held responsible for any irreligious
sentiments the victim may advance
The conference Of the Evangelical Methodist
church OF France and Switzerland was held re-
Gently ut Lausanne, after an interval Of nine
years. The presence Of Dr.. Punshon and the
admission of lay delegates COR the first time
made the session a memorable one.
"Rink Religion is the appropriate name
given those religious gatherings which are held
in theatres, tents and the like. MIR. Moody
gave this sort of thing great stimulus, but
he seems now to have reached the conclusion
that the church is the best place for religious
! services.
On the 25th of June, 1866, eleven men and
| two women were burned at the stake at STRAIT
ford. England, under the direction of the
Roman Catholic Bishop Bonner. 1t is now
proposed to erect a monument to these mar
tyrs, and a meeting has r=cently been held to
diacuss the ways and means.
tour throughout New England reports that the
holding but one sermon-servIce has become
quite general, especially among Congregation
| alists He says that Of twenty four CHURCHES
visited in Maine but two had double services
on Sunday throughout the year.
Gin the fourth place. sold the preacher to
| his drowsy audience Those of you who are
awake will notice. etc. There was a pause, a
sudden strengthening up of almost everybody
in the congregation, and general appearance
on nearly every face as if to say, why don't
you fellows keep awake better7"
Coleman, the Rev. John, an Episcopal rector
at Northfeld, Conn.,, was recently locked out
of his church by his own people, broke in.
pounded the bell with stone to call the con-
gregation together, read the service to two peo.
pie, and has now been ordered by the bishop
to leave the church October 14,h-
The Interior says that Mr.. Harrison, the re-
vivalist, claims that he has already saved 49,
OOO souls! There is not only no good in the
performance of such men, but great deal of
positive evil. It is mOnstrous caricature of
the Christian religion, and brings the most
holy and solemn act of the soul into public
contempt.
Rear Admiral Charles Boarman died at Mar
tinshurg, W. Va, last Saturday, in the 84th
year of his age. He was born in Maryland and
appointed a midshipman in the navy from the
District of Columbia June 9, 1911. He had
been in service about sixty-eight years. He
was on the retired list, his last cruise having
expired in 1850.
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