The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04
NEW SERIES---NO. 269.

man was uclVcrlng Instructions from the
alter platform, when an insane woman
mounted the alter steps and made two des-
porate lunges at the the priest with large
shoe knife. Father Coleman managed To
dodge the blows and Selling both of her
hands, held her until members Of the con
grcgation went to his assistance.
At Brighton, England the bother day a
young man was brought before the magis-
trate for going drunk to Ritualistic
church and disturbing the services with
noisy demonstrations of applause. I'm an
swer to the charge the prisoner expressed
his extreme regret, attributing his behavior
to liquor, but he solemnly assured the
bench that he believed at the time that he
was witnessing performance by "A troop
ofJapanese now giving performance in the
town. His novel apology excited considera-
BILE amusement, and the bench merely fined
HIM small sum for being drunk.
The pope has raised the chief of Order
of Malta to the dignity of grand master
thus giving him the style Of 'sercne high
ness" and the rank of u sovereign prince.
This restoration of the historical grand mas
tiers Of ST. John in Jerusalem or Malta will
attract much attention in Prussia, where
there is an Order of st. John which is Pro
testant and conferred by the king of Prussia
who holds the grand =priory, OF Brandcns
burg, formerly belonging to the Order Of
st. John. The grand master is Count Ces-
CHI de Santa Croce an Italian but an Aus
trian peer.
An Episcopal bishop, who gives no other
clew to his personality than the informa-
ton that his diocese is north OF the Poto-
mac, west Of the Hudson and east of Lake
Michigan" wishes to secure five mipis-
tiers for missionary and parish work in city
and country, all Of whom shall be godiy
sound in faith and body, we'll educated,
active, patient and sensible" They shall
use no narcotics. shall be ready to go where
they are sent, and give their entire time
to the bishops service. Board bills and
travelling expenses will be paid, and $3.50
o year to each man besides. 1t is intmat-
ed by the bishop that his undertaking may
in future be published.
NJ. Loyson better known as Perc Hyacin-
the, has Just brought out at Paris brochure
. setting forth the doctrines of the new Catho-
, lie persuasion; This little work is divided
into five parts comprising, Rejection of Pa
pal Infallibllity, Election of Bishops by the
: Clergy and their Congregations Celebra-
= ton of the Liturgical Offices and reading of
r the Bible IN the National Tongue. Mar
riages Allowed to priests, and Liberty and
Morality of Confession. NJ. Loyson's new
{ church, in the Rue Rochecbouart, continue
: to be well frequented-so much so, indeed
/ that on Sunday there is not accommodation
: for all who are DESTROYS of obtaining admis
sion.
Turton Bolton lie Moors, deserves men
: ton as an English parish that is decidedly
= conductive to longevity. In 1865 the Rev.
= Amos Ogden became incumbent and lei |
the living till 1916; his grandson, the Rev.
James Spencer, filled the pulpit fifty years
" when he died, aged ninety-two; his son til ;
IS Rev. j. o. X. Spencer, then held it tor thir-
Il teen years. now his brother has succeeded
a.. him-four incumben:s in the same family
in IA years. Two clerks Of 'Turton Church
James and Nathan Holt, father and son,
I have however, cclipsed the vigars in length
of service, they have performed these duties
between them for the long period of 100
years, each of them dying at above eighty
years Of age.
At the consistory to be held in Rome
3, early in May, the following new cardinals
y will be created Monsignor Dcprcz, arch
bishop of Toulouse; Mousighor Pie, bishop
of Poitiers; DR.. Joseph Hergcnrother, pro
n fessor of ecclesiastical history in the Univcr-
+ sity of Wunburg; DR.. Newman, VI. Glusep-
=, pc Pecci, the pope's brother; Monsignor
l Alimonda, bishop of Albenga; and Father
II Zigliara OF the order of preachers. The|
l. first four are men of distinction. BY the|
,, promotion to the purple of the archbishop
: Of Touous and of the bishop Poitiers,
France will have nine cardinals two of
= whom are permanently domicied in Romeo
IS -Monsignor Pitra and FaIoux; while the |
y remaining five are Donnet, archbishop OF
y Bordeaux Bonnechosc, archbishop of
Rouen; Rpgnier, archbishop Of Cambria |
Guibert archbishop Of Paris; and Cavcro,
archbishop OF Loyns.
# Arrangements for the Sunday school as
e sembly during the coming summer AT
t Monterey Cal, and in the Yosemite valley
5 have been completed. The excursion will
leave Omaha, Thursday noon, May 29l
reaching Ogden and Salt Lake May 81. II
- will depart from Ogden Monday morningI
y June ., and reach Yosemite on the follow
ing Friday or Saturday, The assembly
, will open on Saturday evening, and remaii
' in session two weeks. 1t is proposed tina
three questions shall be discussed from day
to day in series of conversations. Prob
@ ably tourists chapel will be dedicated q
2 the close of the meetings. Excursions VII
be made to various points Of interest y
the valley. The Monterey assembly will b'
held in what is known as TIT" Pacific Grow
Retreat at Monterey ocean. The pro
gramme here viii be more complete thar
at Yosemite, and will follow after that o
=, the ChatauQua assembly. DR.. Vinccn
! writes that there is reason to expect that =
= very large number of persons will assembl
: in that most magnificent Of all cathcdral
on the earth (the Yosemite Valley, and w
hope to associate with this marvellous plac(
!, the study of the word of God, the ming
ling of Christians in blessed fellowship