Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-28
SUNDAY GLOBLETS.

del book does not exist.
The clergy of Worcester, Mass, have signed
paper deprecating funerals on the Sabbath.
In San Francisco the Greek church has a
chapel and about two hundred and fifty follow
ers.
An effort is making in Baltimore to erect a
church In memory of the late Bishop Whiting
ham.
Bishop Laushlin, of Brooklyn, has been sum-
moned to Rome to pay his ad limina visit to
the Pope.
DIR. Stephen H. Tying has entered upon his
Slst year. He has been in the ministry for
sixty years.
There are twentY-one counties in Eastern
North Carolina in which there is not single
Presbyterian church.
The Lutheran church is adding largely to the
number of its buildings. A recent report men,
lions twelve new ones.
A society in London is about to establish at
Madrid a periodical which shall represent the
Protestant cause in Spain.
FOrty-fve years ago French Protestant was
very rarely seen in Canada, but the number
is said now to be thousands.
The Episcopal church in the past year has
| fallen off in Maine, and in four years gain Of
only hundred has been made
The Rev. Charles Strong, of Randolph, N. Y,
has purchased an interest in the Rochester E1-
| p0nent, a religio-temperance paper.
Out of the three hundred and fifty colleges
| in this country about seventy have established
A London publisher offers an addition of the
New Testament for two cents and says he can
make money at selling for that price.
The Rev. John McKim. who recently sailed
for Japan, is the fourth of the clergy educated
| at Nashota who have gone as missionaries to
that country.
A leading elocutionist once said to an ambi
| tious young preacher: 81 can do nothing more
for you. All that You need now to make you a
power is some great sorrow.''
The Congregational church at Windsor,
Conn, which is looked upon as the mother
church in that State, will celebrate this month
| the 26Oth year of its existence.
Religion apparently fourishes in Leadville.
| The Episcopal parish there have offered Mrs.
Latey, of Omaha, $1,000 to sing for them a
year, and her sister, Mrs. Spoor 5000.
| The Greek government, in giving an order
that the bible shall be read in the public
schools, has specified that the ancient and not
the modern tongue shall be employed.
| Soon after Easter st. Paurs Protestant Epis-
copal church, Rochester, N. Y, will receive an
altar costing $8, 600, as memorial presented by
family formerly belonging to thatparish.
Father Chiniquy recently sailed from Sid
ney, Australia, to New Zelsnd. He raised
about $1,000, delivered $50 addresses and scat
tered large number of books and pamphlets.
! An Isle OF Jersey lady was lately sent to
prison for month Gin default of $50 baiD for
persistently coughing and blowing her nose
| close to the pulpit in order to worry the par
| son.
The entire bible has been translated into the
tongue of New Hebrides. and minister of the
church of Scotland has succeeded in inducing
the natives to pay all the printers bill them
| selves.
Mr.. Spurgeon says to every person seeking
admission to membership in his church: well.
if you are received, what individual work are
you yoing to take up and carry on for the
Lord"
The Recorder says How a young man can
loaf around a church door while his parents are
inside praying for the conversion of sinners, is
one of the problems IS difficult to solve SO the
puzzle of fifteen
There are 100000 members on the rolls of the
African Methodist Episcopal church, that
church having been organized in 1916. 1t has
one college, publishing department, six bish-
ops, and many schools.
The late Judge Morris, who during fifty
years served a vestryman, and for forty
years as senior warden Of st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal church, Troy, N. Y, has bequeathed
to it the sum of $4,000.
Pere Hyacinthe celebrated the anniversary
the opening of his church fortnight ago.
His memorial tc the municipality praying for
the use of a church, has been rejected by the
| com mittee to which it was referred.
| profane and blasphemous coachman, point
ing to one of his horses, said to good Henry
Townley, who was seated on the box by his
| side: That horse, sir, knows when 1 swear at
him." YES" replied Mr.. Townley, land SO
| does your Maker
| The Virginia Bible society is about to COM
| mence canvass Of the entire State with view
to supplying every family with the bible.
Nearly fifty active Christian men will be en-
ployed for this work at salary of S25 per
| month and expenses.
Cardinal Newman has just entered upon his
eightleth year. DR.. Pussy, in August, will
| complete his. Cardinal Newman is expected
| in London soon, where he will be the guest of
| Cardinal Manning and the Duke of Norfolk,
| who was formerly his pupil.
The bishop of Sidney having censured the
| Rev. DR.. Zachary Barry for solemnizing mar
| rage in Wesleyan church, Mr.. Barry has re-
torted that it is strange the bishop should do
! so seeing that The bishop himself solemnized
| a marriage in Wesleyan chapel on the goth
| of December.
One of the distinguished Monod family of
Protestant pastors il Paris, the Rev. Theodore
Monod, who was converted, it is said while a
student in Allegheny, Pa, will visit this coun-
try in the spring, and address Protestant
bodies on the state of the church in France
and its needs.