Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-26
SUNDAY GLOBELETs

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| the Universalist church in Akron. O.
The Pfesbytery of Chicago will hold
iss seml-annual meeting on Monday. Octo-
Der 4th.
| IhIrty- seven natives of New Zealand baya
been admitted to the ministry of the En;sco-
palian church.
| line heV. j. M Allis, of San francisco 80
temporarily filling the Presbyterian pulpit AZ
Youngstown, o.
The oniversalist church of Fort Wayne las
extended call to the Rev. George I. Keo;n
of Lit. Vernon, N. Y.
Never mistake perspiration for inspiration. y
said an old minister in his charge to a voung
pastor just being ordained.
| The Rev. ]. Il. Sanford, of Berlin Mich
| SAID that allowing his mustache to grow cured
the loss OF sight by old age
Mr.. spurgeon has lately received legacy of
$2oo,oO for the benefit of his pastors college
and $4,000 for his orphanage.
There are thirty eight Uniyersalist soc;e.;ss
IN Indiana. which own property valued at s75.-
ooo, on which only $1,000 are DUE
Copies of the New Testament in Japanese
have been placed in the schools of Yokohama
BY order of the authorities of that city.
The Rev. Dr.. Currie, of st. Luke's church.
Philadelphia, proposes to remain permanently
IN London and take charge of church there.
1t Is said that the value of the offerings at
recent heather festival in India amounted to
$l,000,O00, most Of which came from poor
people.
Chief Joseph, of the Okla tribe of Indians.
VINO Is himself known as good Indian. (" has
Iransia.eo the four gospels into tolerably fair
Iroquois.
Princess Eugene, sister of the queen of Swe-
den, is actively engaged in existing the swed-
!sh women In behalf of the conversion of the
Laplanders.
a La Crosse minister prayed for those "whe
are smltten with illness and those who have
gone hshlng, and also those too lazy to dress
for church
of the home missionaries of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, who numbered 1,l5l last year, SAG, OF
nearly one-half, are laboring west of the Mis-
sissippi river.
According to the Saturday Revie,o it is easier
for Jew to get into Parliament as the repre-
sentative of an English constituency than for
Roman Catholic.
A lady teacher in a PhiladeIphia SUNDAY
school has horsewhipped the superintendent,
Fisher, with an umbrella for showing her an
unlimited partialty."
In an Arkansas town one Sunday, one clergy
man prayed for rain and another for fair wealth
er, and Providence got out of the dilemma by
sending them an earthquake
The Steele points out that more than 1900
Jesuits out of the 1000 residing in France are
foreigners, - Prussians, Bavarians Belgians,
Spaniards, Italians, Poles or Irishmen.
The Rev. Geo. @. Min has resigned the Das-
torate of the. First Congregational church in
Brooklyn, on account of not being able to
wear the theological chains of the denomina.
tion.
The Rev. o. B. rockingham, of New York,
announces his intention of abandoning the
ministry and devotipg himself to literary pur-
suits. He expects to spend two years in Eu-
rope.
The Rev. John Cairns, D. D., of the United
Presbyterian church, of Scotland, has been Wis
ting St. Louis. He was satisfied with the big
bridge, but not with the efforts of the directory
man.
The Rev. DR.. Chaplin, of New York, has re-
turned from Europe without receiving any
benefit to his health. His physicians forbid
his entering upon bis ministerial duties for
some months.
The seating capacity of the Jewish temples
in Chicago aggregates 5000. The Israelitish
population numbers about 10000, and the
Jewish Advance wants to know where the other
$1,000 worship.
The Methodist Central German conference
reports 1,O75 probationers, II, SIS members, 90
local preachers, and 172 churches. There was
gain of l55 members and loss of 2 churches
The amount raised for missions was $685..
The Columbia, s. c., theological seminary,
is emerging from its financial difficulties, but
the recuperation has not yet been sufficient to
enable it to open its doors and renew it's pleas
ing task of fitting young men for the pulpit
The Rev. DR., Marshall, a prominent minis
ter of the United Presbyterian church of Scot
land, died recently at Conpar-Angus. He re-
ceived his degree of doctor of Divinity from
the university of the city of New York, in
1866.
tAO Ahu CoElcIcACcb Oh the MeLQ0Q1SU
Episcopal church, which are chiefly in the
West and South, are now we'll under way. The
Cincinnati, the Northwest indiana the South
ern Illinois, and other conferences have been
already held.
A Texas clergyman, about to become chap
lam of a penitentiary, preached farewell ser
mon to his congregation, who had il-treated
him, from the following text: Il so to pre-
pare place for you, SO that where 1 am We
may be Also"
Some grim people have said that there is no
record to the effect that Jesus Christ ever
smiled. A little girl who head some one say
this replied, Didn't He say Suffer little
children to come unto Me?' And they would
not have come unless he smiled"
Sunday school children are Nc longer taught
to believe that Lots wife was turned into
pillar of salt; but in the international Bible
Studies for Sunday schools it is said that she
was caught in a storm, which ''sufocated her,
entrusted her, and possibly turned her to a
cinder.''
The Herald of Gospel Liberty makes splen-