Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07
SUNDAY GLOBELETs


The rosd that leads to destruction ia The
route of all evil.
"ag suggests that suitable openine for
many choirs would be; 80, Lord have marcy
on US miserable sinners.'
The Eastern German Baptist con ferenea WINS
heid recently at Erie, Pa. The churches re-
ported 264 bsptisms during the year.
The Free Baptist Foreign Missionary soc;etv
az lis recent meeting in Boston, reported re-
celpts of $ls, 764, and expenditures of Biz
1862. 1-''
Inc Mortlock Islanders now have The eospe
OF st. Mark in their own language. Their
island Is In the Pacific ocean, not far from the
Solomon islands.
| Inc methodists of Brooklyn gave the bishops
grand reception in the Academy of Music
last wednesday evening. To get in cost 90
Tor each person, but this included a substan-
tlal supper.
Inc beV. >. BJaernason, the PASTOR of the
iceiandlc colony in Winnipeg Land, Canada, ia
aoout to return to Iceland. Candidate HALL
ooer brelm Is expected to be ordained and suo-
| coed him.
Two youths have arrived in England from
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| Africa, to be educated. The sons of four off
the Makoiolo chiefs are pupils at the mission
| school at Blantyre.
religious new spapcr ad voc attn g new and
| improved spring bed bottom, says that s'tba
patentee Is Christian man, "a shareholder in our
assoc cation and friend to the cause we are
| trying to promote
line hev. Albert Zabriskie does not leap ONT
| or the frylng-pan into the fire, but he resigns
the franklin Furnace church, New Jersey. for
the Mount Sinai Congregational one at Port
Jefferson, Long Island
A missionary in Mexico says religious tolsr-
| ance ID not yet maintained. He saws the priests
| and church party support the president iust
| elected, and they have gro IN bold in violating
the consti tuition and laws.
The Covenant, which is The organ of the Re-
| formed Episcopal church, has met with 30
| much Success that it is hereafter to be publish
| cd weekly. 1t is live paper, and its editor is
| the Rev. William Newton, d. d.
The Presbyterians are growing rapidly in
| Dakota. Tbey had in southeastern Dakota
three years ago, only one church of nine mem
oera Now they have fourteen regularly organ
lied churches, and ten ordained ministers.
The Cumberland Presbyterians, having been
refused admission to the Pan-Presbyterian
| council In Philadelphia are minded now to nav
| no more attention to the alliance, and not to
send delegates to the council at Belfast Ireland
The English church papers generally agree
that the English church congress at Leicester
| Was an unprecedented success" The Church
Times, however, finds fault with the bishop of
Carlisle for warning his hearers against the re-
| llgious newspapers.
The general Theological Seminary at Ne
York, which trains young men for the minis
try OF the Protestant Episcopal church, has
ninety four students on its roll. On its de-
sired endowment fund of $3.50, 600 there has
been collected about S52, OOO
The Presbyterian board of home missions.
under its contract with the United States gov
ernment is preparing TO establish boarding
| schools among the western Shoshones, the
Uintah and White River Utes the PuebIos,
Navajos, and Moquis Indians.
An irrepressible boy of five years, who wasl
always compelled to keep very quiet on Sunday
having grown inexpressibly weary towards the
close of the Sabbath day, frankly and honestly
approached his excellent but over strict father
graVeiy said 'Pa, let's have little spiritual
| fun"
The Glasgow presbytery OF the Scottish Kirk
has taken up the subject of the book of
Scotch Sermons, and is discussing motions
looking to the trial of two of its ministers for
heresy IN sermons printed in that book. which
has become notorious for its freedom on doc
| trinal matters.
Dean Stanley is in favor of permitting nom
conformists, under certain restrictions, to MSS
parish churches for their own religious seryicee
| at hours which would not interfere with anv
| regular service. He has ascertained that IL
| would not be illegal to do this, and he tried it
| in Westminster Abbey.
In the Dumferline free presbytery notice has
| been given of a memorial to The commission of
| the assembly, characteriziug as unconstitu-
tional the act of the commission in instituting
Judicial procedure in the case of Prof Smith
| when the right to action of this kind belongs
| to the inferior church court.
The pope has issued an encyclical placing
Cyril and Methody on the list of saints, and
! appointing day on the calendar, in recogni-
ton cf what they did among the Slavs. He
directs that they be prayed to and invoked
| throughout the whole world that they may
protect the Catholic religion on the east.
The Rev. Charles Howard Malcolm, d. D., of
Newport, r. l., has received call TO the rec
torship of Christ Church at Ironton, Ohio
DR.. Malcolm WAS recently secretary of the
American Peace society, of Boston, and more
| recently he left the Baptist ministry and was
| ordained in the Protestant Episcopal church.
The Rev. William Gibson, in an appeal for
| help for the English Wesleyan missions in
France, says that never in the history of the
| country was there such chance of evangel-
izing it as at present. There is spirit of
hearing throughout France. In Paris this Is
very remarkable. In the provinces it is yet
| more SOL
The Basutos with whom the people OF Cape
Colony have got themselves into trouble, are
the most wealthy and most civilized tribe in
that part of the world, farming people, who
wear clothes, live In good houses and have good
roads. Many of them are Christians, most
creditable fruits of the work of French and
| other missionaries.