Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-01
UNDAY GLORELETS,

The Rev. Ii. n. Burr, of Macomb, ILL.,, has
accepted call IT, Parsons, Kae
There will be convention of Universalists
at Woodstock Ill, Feb. 10, IL and ~
The Rev. DR.. Oemistou, of New York, has
gene to Florida 10 regain bis health.
In the last twenty years the Methodist mis-.
sions have received upwards of ten million dol
lars.
There is schism in the Congregational
MethOdists, small denomination in the
South.
The Rev. d. FL. II. Storrs has been elected
moderator of the New York Congregational as
ISOLATION
The Rev. J. w. AlYord, formerly secretary of
the American Tract society died at Denver,
Col, Jan. IA.
A Swiss paper for calling Bishop Herzog an
'alcoholized priest has been Condemned to
pay him $50 damages.
MIR. Job Turner deaf mute, has been or
dained deacon by Bishop White in St. John
church, Richmond, Va.
The Rev. 8. T. Kidder, of Saugus, Mass
has accepted a call to the Congregational
church at Winnetka, Ill.
Philadelphia newspaper tried to be ma Ii
cious when it stated that ''New jersey minis
ters are now called proxies; they do other mems
kissing"
The manager of church fair not far away,
when asked If there would he music eacn even
ing, replied No ard then ADDED, but there
will be singing"
1t is very difficult to find fault with q dear
little 3-year-olt who buries his head under the
clothes and sings, Now l lay me down 20 sleep.
Pop goes the weasel"
The Reformed Episcopal church Seems 70 be
making satisfactory headwsy i'll England.
During the past year 5000 mem bera have been
gathered into tie fold.
The Meth-diss conferences which Lad been
assigned to tie late Bishop Haven have been
divided among the remaining bishops, in addi-
ton TO those already assigned them.
February of this year will have five Sundays,
short as the month Is. This thing only hap
pens once in twenty-eight years, and those
who pass contribution-boxcs must make the
most of it.
Sydney Smith used to say that the common
practice of the clergy in his day was TO en-.
deavor to draw sin out of men as Eve was
drawn from Adams side, by casting them into
deep sleep.
st. Mary's Catholic church, Boston, recently
received from the Roman cAtacomis the bones
and a vial of the flood Of ST. Eugenia. pro-
perry authenticated by the Sacred Congrega-
tion of Rites at the Vatican.
In response to a call issued by Bishop Hun
tington, of the Diocese of Central New York,
forty-eight of his clergy recently held retreat
at Manhus, n. Y, fcz common and private de-
votion and spiritual meditation.
The Bishop of Bath and Wells goes On record
as rack-renter. He says the Iectors OF the
church should make no abate ment in the titles,
because they are Fixed charge on the land,
and are really paid by the Landlord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron ". Pinkerton, of South
Africa, have arrived in Chicago, the home of
Mrs. PInkerton's mother. hlrs. Byipgton. Mr..
P. will return to South Africa rs soon as the
new mission work is decided upon.
A bishop of the Armenian church from Tur-
key, visiting London, represents that many
Armenisns are DESTROYS of giving up the super
stitions of their own church and connecting
themselves with the Church o. England.
The Rev. DIR. o. Fl. Tiffany. of ST. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church in New York, has
announced that next spring he will leave that
city to assume the pas: crate OF the Broad and
Arch streets Methodist church in PhIladel-
phia.
MIR. Moody's old Sunday school, held at
Chicago, is just low the theater of much &C
tivity ana interest. The attendance is from
1900 to AGO, more than SEQ of whom are
adults being the largest proportionally of any
school in the land.
The Young Mems Christian association is do
ing good work among boys of Chicago who are
not surrounded by home or Christian iufuen-
ces. and has been giving series of entertain-
ments, consisting of music, ventrioquism,
and readings in Farwell ball.
Prof. T. W. Hopkins. of the Chicago Con-
gregational seminary, whose zeal in The studies
OF his department, that Of church history, had
impelled him to somewha: excessive applica-
ton, is, by advice of the trustees. taking Il re-
spite of few weeks az the L,st.
Judgment il the Garibaidl divorce case has
been published. The court of appeal ravers-
ing the decision of the court ct first instance,
declares Giuseppe Galibaidi and Giuseppina
Riamondi free from the marriage celebrated at
Como on the 24sh of January, 1860.
The Widow Van Colt began revival wo-k on
trial for a week, in Ph,lape phiA with the I'M
derstandiug that her pay and length Of stay
should depend upon her degree of success.
Ste more than satisfied expectation, and may
re main there during the rest ii the winter
NJ. dc Laveleye Whiting Of tie Catholic oppo-
sitIon to the Belgian school Law says the priests
have begun reign OF terror Many parents
and teachers being communicated for
recognizing, the State schools. He says now is
the golden opportunity of Protes,antism in
Belgium.
According to DIR. Dollnger, the Mohammedan
religion is making Roadway. There have been
great numbers of conversions il! China, single
Mosem college at Sierra Leone is about to send
out 600 teachers among the African tribes,
and among the Malays the converts are literal
ly reck oned by millions.
The Rev. Daniel Edward, writing from Bres