The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-26
CHURCH INTELLIGENCE.

CHURCH INTELLIGENCE.
CHURCH NOTES or VARIOUS MINDS PROM ALL
PARTS or THE COUNTRY AND gLsK-
WHERE.
Jewish Sabbath schools have been estab-
lislicd at Reno and Newark, Nev.
| DR.. Henry NJ. Field says reformation is
! thu only kind OF repentance that does not
need ~ b. repent.d vi. ~.
| DR.. Burlington IS recovering from the ef-
iccts Of the last operation on his face, which
WAS entirely successful
| 4 movement in New York is contempa.
ted TO make all Episcopal churches free
seated, alike for the poor and rich.
The Rev, Mr.. lIemphin says Christian.
| ity in san Francisco is sick and paIsied.
Where are all the doctors Of divinity.
| The Rev. George Thatcher, d. d., died
IN Hartford, last week, aged siX,y-onc, He
was for several years president of Iowa
University.
| Rev. J. IL. Means, a we'll known and IN
tiuential preacher, has retired from the pull
| pit Of the Second Congregational church in
Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. Moody, critcsing the sclfconccit Of
many reformed drunkards and others, once
said, .'You might a. we'll be full! Of rum as
full Of egotism.'
A Congregationalist clergyman, who was
last year Methodist. has just preached to
= Reformed Episcopal society at Boston in
II Baptist church.
DR.. Roswell d. Hitchcock says: "Money
spent on myself may be milestone about my
neck : money spent on others may give me
wings like the eagle Y
The Evangelist remarks that now re.
sumption is IN accomplished fact j, would
be we'll if protesting Christians would re-
sumo also. Their promises are below par.
The NJ. Z. Church Of North Carolina
holds its annual session ut Grecnvillc On
the 22d. This is the northern branch, mos,
Of the members Of which are colorcd.
Tile Rev. Samuel c. Aiken, d. d.. of
Cleveland, Ohio, died on New Years
morning, aged - years, He was pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church in that city
for thirty years.
II is officially denied that the Empero.
William, on the occasion Of the resumption
of the duties o! government received A let
ter of congratulation from the pope and re-
piled to IT,
There are in Great Britain 81 archbsh
ops and bishops, 2,l75 priests, and 1898
churches and chapels OF tho Roman Catho.
lie church, and all Increase slncc last year
OF 80 churches.
The people Of the Second BIpts; church
of St. LOUIS, had raised $4,000, freeing the
cdfce from debt, and held ,riumphll
service in honor OF the accomplishment
only the Sunday before il was burned.
The Christian Register, Unitarian pa
per, says: Il; is no sign Of wisdom or
breadth for a man to say he has no creed
and il is no honor for church TO affirm
that it believe, nothing particular"
Mr.. Marvel, of Shepherds Chapel, Caro-
line county, Nd, ha, been fined 81 Tor
hurting. with accurate aim, quid Of to
bacco at the Rev, Mr.. Walton, lust as the
clergyman had thrown his head back in
earnest prayer.
The Presbyterian clrrgym"n Of Pi,t,burg
exclude reporter, from their meetings, but
there WAS Il revolt when /; was proposed
that no member should give report Of the
proceedings, ami the edict Of exclusion was
rcscindcd,
The Church Union says it is "to be re-
GREETED that personally BayHrl Taylor was
not christian. and that he drank much
beer, and set an example in this respect
that was not wholesome. II is probably
the only thing that can be said against
him."
The Indiana supreme court has decided,
in the suit OF, church against member,
that subscriptions made on Sunday cannot
be collected by law, This decision may
lead tn the Withdrawal of great many
subscriptions already made.
The R,v. Calvin Lincoln, of llingham
Mass. and the Rev. Increase Sumner Lin
coin, of Wilton, n H., are by ordination
the oldest Unitarian ministers in the coua.
try actively engaged in the duties of their
calling Both were ordained IN 1924.
The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon celebrates the
twenty fifth anniversary Of his marriage,
HIS friends wished to present him with n
purse of $4,000, bu. he declined Il, and it
will be givcnto charities. His health is very
poor. The members of his Church arr
more than 5000 in number.
Of the 1911 Congregational ministers who
died in the last three years, nncty-scven
were over seventy years of age, and one
hundred and iiity.ive we're over fifty years.
The average age was sixty-hvc and one
third years, and the term Of ministerial ser.
vice thir,y-iour and onc.hnlf years.
Father Chiniquy, the cx.Catholc priest,
Is lecturing IN Australia, with tho usual r..
| sult A Ilathurat IN n ~ uai,er s,lys