Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-12
SUNDAY GLOBELErs

President Hayes has been elected vice psesi-
dent Oh the American Bible society. Ms
Bishop Bowman, in the course of his evisco-
pal duties, has dedicated 1000 churches.
How many sins will be Cancelled by the
charity OF giving wooden-legged man a pair
of skates?
a leading ecclesiastical property agent in
England estimates that about 200 Twins. ara
yearly offered for sale.
The thirty-fourth annual meeting os sh
American Missionary association will be ,,eld i.
Norwich, Conn.,, Oct. 1914
Church choirs are put at the back ends of
churches to accommodate the timid worshipers
who cannot face the music.
Il The Rev. Phillips Brooks n said to be the
hrst American who has preached in Westrnin
ster Abbey before the Queen.
The fewer feathers woman has in her bon
net in this world the more she viii have on
her wings in the world to come.
The Rev. II. G.. Peck, of Hanover, Mich, has
been suspended from the ministry because he
horsewhipped bis daughters suitor.
Massachusetts, minister closed his sermon.
preached to the children, with "BoYs, love
your country, your God, and your girlr'
The receipts of the American Bible society
during July were $56,271 of which SI3, alz
came from donations and S2S, 8l6 from legncies.
The Rev. W. II. 81. Murray has abandoned
public life, and will devote his future TO the
expectation of American productions to Eng
land.
The Neao Covenant says Henry Ward Beeche
belongs to the Uncertaiharians, becausese has
no certain views as to the final outcome of
retribution.
An ola lady being late at church entered ~
the congregation were rising from prayer.
La" said she, curtseying, don't get up OF
my account"
manager of the book department of the ARR
can Methodist church, with headquarters q.
Philadelphia.
Bishop Littlejohn. of the Long Island do
cese of the Episcopal church, has received an
invitation to deliver course of lectures at
Cambridge, England.
Under the uperintendenceaof the Rey. Dr.
Fauld, of the United Presby terian mission in
Toxic, the gospel of Mark has been printed IN
| raised type for the blind Japanese.
A committee has been appointed TO look In
to the alleged heresy of Professor Robertson
Smith, and report at meeting of the church
commission at Edinburg, October q.
The Evening Post says that the Christsan at
Work is responsible for ''aermonette" and
"petltitionette," the former meaning short
sermon and the latter an abbreviated prayer.
The Rev. T. B. Wade. Eoglish church mis-
sionary In Kashmir, has just completed the
translation of the New Testament into the
difficult and little known Kashmiri language.
The Rev. Enoch Pond, D. D.. of Bangor
theological seminary, has just entered bis
ninetieth year. He retains both his physical
and intellectual vigor to remarkable de-
gree.
| Cardinal Manning, of Westminster, has pre-
scented to the Oblates of st. Charles at Bays
| water the green chasuble belonging TO St
Charles Borromeo he had brought with him
| from Milan.
The Rev. G. D. Barrows is fast clergyman
| of Lowell, Mass. He drove some friends re-
Gently on a coaching excursion, upon hot day,
and succeeded in killing one of his four horses
and laundering all the rest.
docs the conversation and carriage OF your
new minister become the gospel2" asked a
learned bishop of a supplemented farmer.
| WELL" was the reply, "his conversation il
| rather fluid and he don't keep carriage
The Rev. Paul Sterling, who recently may
ried daughter of Gen. Banks, and who had
announced his intention TO go as a missionary
| to China has been intimidat.d by thu alleged
| unhealthfulness of the location he bad chosen.
The bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church south, at their recent meeting at Chat
tanooga, selected nineteen clerical and nineteen
lay delegates from that church to attend the
Ecumenical council to be held in London in
August, 1881.
! In one of the Rondont churches on a recent
Sunday, the supply, a minister from New York.
after listening to the fine singing of an anthem,
said ''Now that the choir have had their li5tIe
| fun, we will commence the worship of God by
singing the 9l1th hymn
l The gentlemsny caterer at the camp meet
| ing, who charges you seventy-fv cents for .
fifteen. cent breakfast, is requested to start for
| the '.anxious seat" before he is cut off In the
midst of his awful sins. We notice that the
ministers think he is past praying for.
The Reformed congregation of Friedrichstadt,
in Schleswig Hols,ein, Germany. owns 80 much
property that the members do not need to pay
! anything for the PASTORS salary, or to meet
other expenses. Each member received last
year the sum of els ont of the annual surplus.
George Goodberry, alias "Helix," ia tho
founder of q new sect which he calls the SOLID
Backs" He believes the members vill have to
| suffer a great deal of persecution, and hsuoe
| the not inappropriate name which he has given
them. His headquarters are in the Bowery,
New York.
The seven largest Congregational churches IN
this country are Plymouth, Brooklyn. 2.5l9
members; First, Chicago, 1893; Central, Brook
lyn. 1.048; Broadway Tabernacle, New York
city, 1853: Church of the Pilgrims. Brooklyn,
966; Church of the Disciples, New York City.
S47; First, Oberlin, O., 74S.
The Rev. Alexander Scott, who recently
closed a very successful and pleasant passionate
of over ten years with the First Church Of
Kossuth, Iowa. has received call to the
church at Mcpherson in Kansas; also an inVi-
tation to the South Des MONIES church. He
accepts the latter and will remove to Dies
Moines.
A party Of scapegraces meeting pioas old