New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Three Protestant ministers have died this
season Of yellow fever All were Metnodis,s
For the memorial chapel which is to be raised
in Paris IN honor Of Prince Imperial something
over S11 400 has been raised.
Mr. Moody and Mr.. Sankey will begin TO
hold series OF meetings in Cleveland next month. and
preparations for their coming already foot IN the
churches.
Mr. Beecher's son-in-law, the Rev. Samuel
scoville. been called from Norwich, n. Y, 10 the
Stamford Comm, Congregational Charcn by an unani-
nous vse Mr.. scoville has accepted TIE call
Several of the best known of Mr.. Sankey's
and Mr. Blsss hymns being translated at Lucknow,
India into The veruacuar Of that country for use IN
Christian church Of which native Is the pastor
A sect of fanatics under the name of Pc
cular Children" has appeared in Osakana, Wis.
farmer the eadcr Of IT, and by HIM the members have
been led into literal interpretations Of such passages
"exccpt be converted aud become as little children,
We shall not enter into the Kingdom OF Heaven"
A jubilee celebration In honor of the first
Temperance IN Europe viii be held this III
Belfast. Ireland. 50 far AS Is known. the sermon
preached AT Befas; 1899 by the Rev. Dr. Edgar
the first any II Is ths one bst the coming cee
braiion viii commemorate AZ the time II was preached
dvertisement announced IT AS distiuctVely tenn
perancc sermon
The Seventh-Day Adventists are now hold
ing an annual campIaectng near Hornellsvillc. and
large numbers are ,dy in Attendance pavilion,
meetug-place, and several smaller tents, which have
been used by lecturers during the Summer serve is
grocery dninghall and places for committee meetings.
The camp u near railroad Al local Stop ON
the grounds, aud special t1n@ are run from Hornell,-
vile b. fore am after cach service.
Nearly 5000 pilgrims, many OF them pau
pers aud nIvahCs, set out recently from Paris for
Lcurdos and the total II pilgrims al that place for
season Is sand by Catholic papers to bee double what It
WAS last year. NotIe Dame dc Ia salelte Wi ch wa.
20 LEI f,fo a
,rownod by the Archbishop OF Paris Al Amens there
ia. Procession IL honor ut mat vow of LOUIS
KILL wnch dedicated to the virgin Tie Dauphn Who
became Luui- XIV
Joseph Cook writes from San Francisco ex-
pressing much satisfaction that lie has been able to
hesI there Christian Songs III good English from the
lips Of Chinese and japanese converts At mission
school he saw thee Cinnamon baptized, ana
and twenty OF the same nationality were pres
cnt 10 wtness the ceremony. MI Cook took part the
ceremonies Al The meeting by address Of twenty or
Thirty minutes. and was deeply Impressed" 10y what
he saw. "Calforua." he says, "is one Of The gates
Christianity stands before giies MAR"
The committee III charge of the monument
al Edinburgh 10 John Knox held meeting fortnight
aeo. and ailcrward visited an artists studio where
they Inspected u model design which they approved
ana CONN ssoned the artist to exccu'e IN und,
enough could hc RAISED pay him. Figures OF Pa,nck
Hamilton George W-hart, Ocorgc Bucnsnan ANA An-
70 be placed al the four II the
pedestal TIE place selected Tor the mnnu ent il In
the square the west ol 81. bi.cs- Church facing
Highest. II l. e-natri that tn cost 4 the monument
VIII noi cXcccI $4,000 aud over $1,000 has already
been subscribed.
Religious rioting of a serious kind is again
reported from Ireland. At Llrgsn the iorcbie protest
by % Roman Catholic procession against what they
Thought an undue interference ol Ac police has de-
vcopcd into wai, which l. described ferocou-. One
boy shot dead eS,rcly II MORALLY
wounded. ANA seventeen policemen ere badly and
bruised Protestant shop and houses were attacked
the windows smashed ana furniture broken. ON a
Sunday morning about o'clock the combat subsidei
1t said that one uo.cr nad provided himself wi Il
piece OF dynamite. the exclusion OF which did iur-