Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-06
SUNDAY GLoBELETs.

the new diocese of Liverpool June 25, IN York
Minister.
The Rev. FL. s. Thompson, who was recently
recalled to Des Moines, Iowa, has declined TO
ret urn to that field.
The Rev. Alexander Mackay- Smith, OF Bos.
ton has been elected assistant in st. Thomas
church, New York.
The new convocation of Canterbury, the
tenth of the present reign, elected Lord Al
wyne Compton prolocutor.
The Rev. Mr.. Penticost tells of man who
was converted by seeing in the theater the sign:
This is the way to the pitt
The Rev. T. s. Cartwright has rendered his
resignation as rector of st. Johns Epi scopaI
church, Astoria, Long Island.
Bishop Tozer. formerly of Zanzibar, and re-
Gently appointed bishop of Jamaica, is about
to resign on account of Ill health.
The Rev. r. 81. Cunningham has resigned
his charge at Alton, Ia, to take charge of the
Presbyterian church at Griswold, la.
The Rev. e. W. BAbcock, of Meriden, has
accepted the rectorship of the Church of the
Ascension, New Haven, Connecticut.
Meridian man has bible one hundred and
forty-two years old. Strange how long a bible
may be made to last by temperate usage.
The Rev. j. Pearson, vicar of Newark, Eng
land, has been consecrated bishop of New
castle, Australia, by the archbishop of Canter-
bury.
The Rev. A. L. Stone, ID. D., has resigned
the pastOrate Of the First Congregational
church, San Francisco on account of feeble
health.
Ot the neTjy-appointed senate of the Royal
Irish university, 80 in number, IS are Roman
Catholics, 10 Episcopalians, Presbyterans,
and Methodists
As the time for truly agricultural fairs draws
near, the committees are hunting around for
lawyers and clergymen to address the farlnerE
upon agricultural topics
The bishop of Colombo has left England for
his diocese in Ceylon. He is said to have made
satisfactory terms of agreement with the
church missionary society.
In the last ten years Cavalry Baptist church
has received 450 members. the present member
ship being 900, and has contributed over $780,
GOO for benevolent purposes.
Brother Fulton's Rink church, in BROOKLYN,
is reported to be enjoying a degree of prOsperi-
ty greater than he and his most enthusiastic
friends had dared to hope for.
The Frances Ridley Havergal church mission
airy fund now amounts to &, 600, sum sub
scribed ia eight months by No less than
twelve thousand contributors.
The Rev. C. Morton Stills, late curare of the
parh 6rQl af HoI;
appointment to the position of resident canon
of st. Lukes cathedral, Portland, Ne.
The minimum salary now paid to ministers
in the English Presbyterian church is 81, GOO.
In consequence, the synod receives Navy ap-
plications for admission from other denomina-
tions.
The Rev. DR.. G. S. Dunning, for nineteen
years the pastor of the church at HoneSdale,
Pennsylvania, has resigned his charge and
been released by his presbytery on account of
infrm health.
The Rev. DIR. Tying is not yet sufficiently
restored to health to preach regularly. Bishop
Beckwith, of Georgia, is preaching for few
Sundays at the Church of the Holy Trinity
and attracts large congregations.
The Rev. r. G.. Moore, who has the distinc-
ton of holding the poorest living in England
THAT of st. James, Shipton). which yielded SIS
a year, has died at the age Of 81 years. He
held this living over fifty years.
A Los Angeles Sunday school boy has dis
covered the meaning of she word "S4lah,'
found in the Bible. He told the teacher that
it was found at the end of verses and chapters,
and that it stood for whoa Emma"
''Semper Parata." The Doctors Daughter
Janet, are you never going to leave Of that
unbecoming old bonnet?" Aged Yillager-
well, miss, I've wore it for thirty years, and
the vicar says may be took any hour.''
The old Catholic synod of Switzerland was
announced to meet at Geneva May Goth, this
year. One of the important matters for con-
sideration is the order and form of worship.
The synod for Germany does not meet until
next year.
Prof. Proctor says there are no cats In
heaven. The fact that all angels are repre-
sented without wearing boots or shoes proves
the absence of such midnight howlers IN the
better world. No boots, no bootjacks; no
bootjacks, no cats.
AuObuer attempt 10 get IN overture sent up
to the Free church assembly of Scotland on the
subject of unsound teaching in the church's
theological halls has been made in the free
presbytely Of Glasgow, and failed. There
were only nine votes out of fifty one in FAVOR
of the overture.
Rev. Mr.. Boyne, rector of the church Of the
Holy Trinity (Reformed EpiscopaI) of Newark,
sailed for Europe suddenly last week. BE re-
signed as pastor abruptly the Sunday before
and left the city the next day. He is % years
of age and came of English family. His.
wife did not accompany him.
The vacancy in Auburn Theological seminary
caused by the resignation of DR.. Herrick John
son, to accept a pastorate in Chicago, has just
been filled by the election of Arson J. Epson,
D. D., of the Second Presbyterian church, Al
bany. The professorship fund is to be in
creased by $4,000, of which DIR. Willard, of
Auburn, has given $4,000.
The Presbyterian committee for freedmen
received the past year $72. 255, an increase of
upward of $20,500 over the receipts of the
previous year. This large increase of funds
has been accompanied by such enlargement
of the work will reonira IL. o1nO OOO e..