Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-25
SUNDAY aLOBELErs

Whale as nc espleu JONAH.
The Rev. L. W. Apologize, editor of tine
Neaos Cleaner. has accepted call to Lockport,
Ill.
The Rev. Clarence Eddy has resigned the
Passionate of the Westminster church, Troy,
NY.
Cleveland man is so afflicted with inso mnia
that ne has to go to church in order to go to
sleep.
ReV.R. q. q. Sutherland, of FirdIey, o. has
been honored with the degree Of D. D., by
Adrain college, Michigan.
penny wise, pound foolish" soliloquized
the man IN church, and he put the penny in the
box and the pound in his pocket.
The Rev. j. w. Hamilton, one of the Boston
city missionaries, hos declined the degree of
d. D., rendered by Kansas college.
Anybody can play the violin, but it takes
years of practice to so play that your neighbors
can live the life of consistent Christians.
Toe general Baptist assembly of England re-
ports "a, 455 members-an increase of 542, be-
sides 1914 members in the Orissa mission, India.
The Rev. Alexander O. Kay, Scotch preach
er. has been suspended from the ministry be-
cause of his habitual use of drugs or intoxi-
cants.
=. A sermon should never be so short. in the
opinion of the New Haven Register, that the
women will Lot have time to take fashion
notes.
1t is said Bob Ingersoll is growing old and
tedious, and his friends are urging him to
srudv N s0me neuer and unra hriiiap@ Lla.
ohemies.
e. The corpuration of the SONS of the clergy,
established by charter from Cha1ies III, 226
years ago, relieved last year 917 widows and
daughters OF clergymen. and helped 532 chill
dren.
Pastor Levi johnson has no horse. This is
why he walks 24O miles d month In filling his
appointments With the churches aJ lAdian VII
lage and Shady Grove, in the state of Louisi-
ana.
The conservation of Bishop Wilson for the
Canadian SYNOD makes nine bishops for the
Reformed EpiscUpal church, besides Bishop
Gregg, who seeded. The church has ow 101
ministers.
The Baptists of Virginia boast of five men
who have held pastolales Tor upward OF TWEEN
ty-hve Years. Two have held pastorates over
forty years, one over thirty seven. one thirty
three, ana one Ihirty-one.
The Grand Council of Geneva Is engaged In
discussing Ine question of suppresslng the
buugst OF puolc worship, which lmpiies separ-
alton of church and State. The debate promises
To be eXlen0eo and exciting.
TIE city band Ut ChIlpancingo, Mexico, hav-
ing nearly all become PrOlestants, refused to
play at the homan Catholic festival Oh the
sunday of Holy Week. on the ground that it
was a violation OF the Sabbath.
Little Johnny went fishing last Sunday with
out consulting mis- parent. Next morning
neighbours boy met him and asked; Did you
e44ch anything yesterday" mot till 1 got
home," was the rather sad response.
Since the Rev. DIR. Guerrant took charge of
the First Presbyterian church, Louisville, Ky,
Jan. l, 1919, 2e6 mt mbers have BEEN received.
OF these eighty have been received since the
com mencemenS OF the present year.
The bishop OF Onlarle ssAs that he has con-
frmed 25,eV0 Since his conservation in 1862,
S,VU0 of wkom were accessions from different
den ominatluns, and that during that time $50
new churches have been built In his diocese.
good BROTHER in a recent prayer meeting,
not thousand miles from Boston, spoke Of
poignant grief, To The quleI amusement of the
young people. Ii Is sometimes well to consult
Webster, even before taking part in meeting.
The Rev. P. Y. Veeder, d. D., has been
elected to the chair of rhetoric, logic, and Eng
Gsh literalure IN the Western University at
Pittsburg, Pennsy lvania. DR.. Veeder occupied
Tor ten years prominent position as an e3u-
Gator in Jupan.
The Friendly islands have been .eyangelized
in the lifetime Of one man. The Rev.
John Thomas, the first missionary to those is
lands, is now living, old and feeble, near
Birmingham, England. He is supported by
his converts.
All clergymen now preaching evangelical
theology, but formerly connected with I'M
evangelical communlons, ether as laymen OF
ministers, are invited to meet in conference at
Nantucket, Massachusetts, August IL and Is,
tor fellowship.
The 150th anniversary of the old Faggs Man
or Presbyterian church, in Chester county,
Pennsylvania. will take place on September
10. The church has had long succession of
faithful pastors, and is now quite as large and
vigorous as 1t ever was.
The Rev. j. Griffin, of Freeport, Ill, has
accepted a commission from the Board of
Home Missions TO Weatherford, Parker county,
Tex, and also cordial invitation from the
church in that place to preach to them. He
goes at once to his field.
An old lady visiting the Antiquarian museum
in Edinburgh, the other day, on inspecting
the old weapons very earnestly, and failing to
find what che was apparently looking for,
asked a visitor if he could tell her whereabouts
they kept the axe of the apostles.
The Rev. A. st. John Chambre, d. D.. presi-
dent of the Standing committee Uf the UniYeI-
salist denomination in Massachusetts, and pro-
fessor of ecclesiastical history in Tufts college,
severed his connection with the Univeisalists
and applied for orders in the church
Southern Methodist conferente has passed
a resolution that s'church festivals do not de-
velop the grace of Iberaity. but are detri-
mental to the spiritual interests of the church,
and we will urge upon our members the duty
of giving directly TO the church of Christ"
''What is the worst thing about riches?''
asked the Sunday school superintendent. And