Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

about 100000.
Mr.. Surgeons 1,5Oeth sermon has been
translated into Japanese
The Rev. e. p. Lewis. of Rochester. n. Y.
has been called to the Presbyterian church at
Fairplay, Ill.
The annual meeting of the American Mis-
sionary Association will be held at Norwich.
Conn.,, Oct. 1914.
The Presbyterian church of Collinsville, ILL.,,
have extended q unanimous call to the Rev. j.
b. Reasoner, of Elmwood, Ill.
A correspondent of the Liying Church men
tions having recently seen ex-Bishop McCros-
key, of Michigan, at the American church
Dresden.
1t is stated that within three months fifty
Christians have been killed by Moham rnedans
within few miles of Robert College. at Con-
stantinople.
Bishop Cottrill, of Edinb urgh. Scotland, is
In New York for the purpose of attending the
General Episcopal Convention which meets
next month.
The burning of widows has not wholly ceased
In India Recently, case occurred in Bamra,
although the parties abetting it were fined by
! the authorities
The Rev. u. A. Waffle, of New Brunswick N
j., has accepted chair in the Lewisburg pa
| University and the pastorate of the Baptist
church in that place.
There are in California SO Episcopal clergy
men, 81 parishes. and 1852 commandments
There were 459 baptisms the past year, Of
which 81 were adults.
Cardinal McCloskey declares that he knows
nothing concerning the rumor that the Right
Rev. DR.. Lynch, of Charleston, 8. c., is TO be
appointed his coadjutor.
There are in Russia about $4,000 churches.
exclusive of the great cathedrals in the large
cities. The services are conducted by 3771S
priests and II, S57 deacons.
A poem On Death by the late Dew. Dr..
Daggett, of Hartford, Conn. was being set up
for printing in the October number OF Serb
1aer'S as the news came of his death.
Some Baptist missionaries, while labo-ing in
Alabama. found two settlements in which
there was not single school house, and the
people were unable to either read or write
The Paris VOltatre says that the Catholic
Church establishment of France costs
that country $56.00O,O0O annually. instead
of 100000 600, as has been generally supposed.
Princeton theological seminary opens
with large number OF students. and there
l are hundred and fifteen attending
the Western theological seminary at Allegheny
Pa.
The archbishop of Philadelphia mas received
{ a letter from Cardinal Nina, describing
e the Strengthened circumstances of the pope, and
urging liberal contributions in the shape of st.
| Peters pence.
It is reported that the First Baptist Church
9 in Philadelphia has a Sunday school teacher
g now in the school who has been in it since its
organization, sixty-fve years ago. She WAS
then eight years old.
There are thirty-6ve foreign missionary So
. cieties in the United States, twenty-five in the
British Empire, and twenty five n Europe.
: The sum annually expended by these societies
is about S7,O00,OO0.
e The report is in circulation that the Rev. j.
d o. Peck, D. D., pastor of st. Johns Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, is TO be the
t successor of Bishop Z. o. Haven as chancellor
d of Syracuse university.
|, The Rev. s. @. Chandler, Baptist minister
a of Sufield, Conn, having changed his views of
bible doctrine, requested dismissal from
IT council, which accordingly withdrew the hand
o of fellowship from him.
= The presiding elder of the Baltimore Metho-
dist conference has refused TO grant Mrs
= Clara Roach license to preach, although the
4 leaders and stewards of the Hamline church
: has joined in the recommendation.
d The Rev. John Patton D. D., who sometime
/. since resigned his pastorate at Middleton, Del.
e has finally left that place and viii make his
L home in Philadelphia for the future. He has
L been nearly fifty years in the ministry.
d The last religious census in France shows
that there 80, 367, 7O3 Roman Catholics, 467,-
SCI Calvinists. 50, 1T Lutherans, and 49, l13 of
: other Protestant denominations. The Jews
number about 0,0O0, and 10000 are attached
L Il to no church.
J. The Rev. g. L. Baldwin, d. D.. spperinten-
dent for many years of the Methodist mission
IS airy work at Foochow, China, has been ap-
e pointed pastor of Centenary Methodist church,
n Newark, N. j., to succeed Mr.. Knowles. ap-
:. pointed presiding elder.
Robbing churches is prosecuted il Cauaoa
, a fine art. The corner stone of ST. Georges
q, church in London was recently broken into
pieces and the coins and documents distracted.
e liberal reward is offered for the detection of
e the sacrilegious vandals.
The colored Baptists eff the United States
will hold delegated meeting at Montgomery,
Ala, Nov. "a, to secure cooperation of effort
z toward the conversion of Africa. 1t is prob
2 able that a general missionary society will be
: formed for this purpose.
d The Episcopal diocese of Western Michigan
! reports thirty clergymen, thirty-six church ed
g ifices, with 1886 sittings, of which 5746 are
n free; communicates, 3,049; baptisms during
t the year. 345; of which 81 were adults; total
d contributions, S43, sos.
. The financial accounts of the American
g board were closed for the year September 10.
The receipts for August were S64, 279. against
e $50, ITO received in August of last year. The
n total receipts were $685. S9, gain over the
: previous year of $75,0 600.
a The death is announced of the Rev. John
: Newton, Jr., III. D., of the Presbyterian mis-