Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-08
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.

The Eev. e. Ilsley, OF Hopkins, Mo-. hos ac-
cepted call to Carlyle, Ill.
The Rev. Charles Hogmer has accepted call
to Christ church, Delavan, Wis
Talmage has been making tour of the gan-
ing and dance houses of Leadville.
Mr.. James W. Hawkes., of Newton, Kas., has
been ordained as a missionary TO Persia.
The Rev. NJ e. Durham, d. D., has &C
cepted the presidency Of the Whitestown tN.
W seminary.
MIR. Paxton Hood, one of the ablest Of the
Congregational minist rs in England. is about
to enter the Episcopal church.
The Rev. Samuel Nichols, d. D., of Connect
icnt, died few days ago at the age of Sc. he
was the Oldest presbyter ia tie church.
The Rev. DR.. Bruunell, of Christ chnrch,
duilford, Conn.,, preached his farewell sermon,
on the 18th, after forty years. rectorship.
sermon should never be SO short, in the
opinion of the New Haven hegs,tr. that the
women will not have time to take fashion
notes.
The Rev. Arthu, Mitchell of the First
Presbyterian church, Chicago, has received
call from Cleveland. He has taken it under
consideration.
The Rev. Mr.. White, New Hampshire
preacher, has founded religious sect called
''Angelic Believers" Tney believe in TIE diz-
position Of angels to visit this mundane
sphere
Bishop Hurst has since his elevation to the
bishopric of the Methodist Episcopal church.
received from two institutions the degree OF
LID. They are Dickinson college and Asbnry
unworthy.
The English house of lords is still worried
over the ritualistic litigation inaugurated BY
Tooth and Mackonoehie, AID the indications
are that the anti-riiual.sts will be badly worsted
in the loDg run.
The government railway in the province of
Quebec was not operated on Sundays for the
benefit of American travellers until the eupef-
intendent had obtained dispensation from
the Archbishop of Quebec.
In Syria in population of 209, 900, there age
in all eighteen evangelical societies at work.
which have together LOO. com municants, $500
ACREAGE total of Sunday congregations, eighty
foreign preachers and teachers, and Boo native
helpers.
Oberlin college has secured donations to the
amount of Sl5O000 toward an endowment of
S250,0o0. There have been heavy annual de-
fcits in the expense of the college. which the
new endowment is expected to remove IN
year or two.
Many of those who participated in .he evan
gelical meetings in St. Petersburg, which the
governor suppressed, have left Russia for
England, and others, who are called Stundists,
prefer to GO to Siberia rather than give up
their meetings.
The Presbytery OF Buffalo has requested
the Rev. Z. ?. Adams, pastor of the church al
DuDkirk, to resign, Gu account of beretical
views. Mr.. Adams promised to take the mat
ter under advisement. He is said to enter
tain Universalist views.
An old lady visiting the Antiquarian museum
In Edinburg, the other day, on inspecting the
old weapons very earnestly, and failing to find
what she was apparently looking for, asked =
visitor il he could tell her whereabouts they
kept the Ak of the Apostles.
Bishop Vaughn says the pope's 'anxieties
and responsibilities are indeed memeptous1
his personal laboss are unceasipg; often the
whole night, AZ we'll IS the day, is cons ume6
in work; he positively refuses to spare himself
in his solicitude for all the churches"
The Anglican general synod of New Zealand
has recently been in session. Seven bishops
were in attendance and for,y-tbree lay and
clerical delegates. Very promising accounts
were given of the work among the Maoris, of
whom only about d, 600 are now to be found
The English Catholics are building magnih-
cent cathedral, of the Aorid Gothic style, at
South kensington, London, which will rank In
size next to St. Paul's and Westminster Abbey.
Over 81 ,0O0, 600 has been raised for it already,
and money is still pouring in from all quarters
The Rev. Thomas Farrell, the deceased priest
of ST. Joseph's Catholic church. New York,
left 5000 in Alabama bonds 20 be used for
the relief of the sober and honest poor of the
parish, and the same amount towards the cree
ton of church for colored Catholics in New
York city.
1t is reported that Bishop W. II. Gros S, of
Georgia, has resigned, and will be appointed
coadjutor to Archbishop Gibbons, of BalE
more, and viii reside in that city. 1t Is also
said that the Rev. Mark Gross, now at VIII
mington, N. G., will be appointed successor of
Bishop Gross.
The Rev. James Baird, d. D., recently of
the Presby terrain Church, has been ordained
deacon in the Protestant Episcopal church, by
Bishop Potter. of New York. DR.. Baird is 8
graduate of Glasgow university aud of New
College, Bdinburg, of which theological eohooa
DR.. Chalmers was president.
The Thinkers will not permit their women 10
wear hats. At their late annual council pc
tition was presented asking if the sisters might
not wear" modest hats, "but the Council said no,
and gave as scripsural authority for their de-
c1sion the texts: "Be not conformed to the
world" Abstain from every appearance of
evil
In a recent issue of the ChsistiaD linton oc-
ours this remarkable statement; Letters OF
inquiry, received from time TO time, dis ,lcee
the fact that many Christian ministers are ac-
quainted with, if not ignorant of, tie Apostles
Greed. Ii this is true of clergymen, it may be
assumed that multi.ndes Of tho laity know
very little of this historic and precious confes-
sion.''
North and South the total OF members re-
ported in Baptist churches this year is 2. 1885,
044 against 100 094 last wear showing an in