Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21
SUNDAY GLOBELErs.

session in New York, cost 500. O0o
The Rev. William NJ. Baum. Jr ac.o,.o -,
call OF the Lutheran Church at Phon,ixvi,,e
fatent safety-brakes have been placed on the
car OF Juggernaut by the orders of the Ens,;.h
magistrate.
moody and Sankey made decided impres-
sion on the mornons who attended their mo-.
ings in Salt Lake City.
Miss Annie L. Shaw was lately ordained :.
Tarrytown by the New York Methodist confer
ence, after considerable discussion.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd have talk
en- possession of their magnificent new convent
on silverton avenue, West Philadelphia.
The First Baptist church in Brooklyn
Y has raised its income from So, 500 per an.
mum under the pew renting system, to $40. 600
under the envelope plan.
A day or two ago flock of blackbirds NUM-
berlngthousands passed over the Rackensack
meadows. So large flock has not been seep
In New Jersey before in years.
The Rev. DIR. Daniel Read, pastor of the First
Baptist church, Brooklyn, N. Y, has deter
mined to offer his resignation. He will prob
ably accept call to Bloomington, Ill.
IL Noah had foreseen the future. and k;lled
the two mosquitoes which took refuge in the
ark, he would have rendered some of the
strongest words in the English language I'M
necessary.
The Rev. DIR. Hall said every blade of grass
was sermon. The next day he was amusing
himself by clipping his lawn. when a parish
Toner said: That's right, Doctor; cut YOUR ser
mons Short
The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, ST.. of New
YORK, now In his 81st year, enjoys pension Of
So,OOO year from st. Georges Protestant
Episcopal church, over which he was thirtv-6ve
years the pastor.
IL we are to live offer death. why don't we
have some certain knowledge of it?'' said a
skeptic to clergyman. Why don't You have
some knowledge of this world before you come
into ltf'' was the caustic reply.
The Catholic chu1 Oh at Dennisor. Ohio. was
dedicated last Sunday, the Right Rev John A.
Watterson, of the Columbus diocese, official
ing. The church is one of the largest stEuct-
ures of its kind in the country.
The Episcopulians of Vermont want to raise
S25, goo for an Episcopal fund, ont of which
the bishops salary and expenses will be paid.
Two wealthy Vermonters have subscribed So
600, and the other $4,000 is to be raised bv
the convention.
The amount Of tolls collected by the New
YORK canals during the present year, up to
October 81, was 1898 690.08, an increase of
S52, 14S Is; total number of tons carried.
1858, 432, an increase of 321, 0O2 tons; total
miles of boats cleared, 1908 463, sn increase of
S66516 miles.
Apropos OF the discussion of the question of
Presbyterian liturgy at the council in Pills
delphla, It Is stated that. the Engli.h Presby-
terrain synod Of 1881 will most likely be asked
to sanction the optional use of a liturgy. to.
gether with forms for dispensing baptism and
the Lords supper, and for conducting mar
riages and burials. An overture on the sub
ject, it is said, will be sent up.
The late Lord Clifford, Roman Catholic
peer, provided in his will that should his
younger sons, to whom he left $3.50. O0O, take
holy orders their portions are to be reduced to
S25. 600. In like manner the portions of his
daughters are te be reduced from 100000 to
Si2.50O should they become nuns. Another
Roman Catholic gentleman OF high position
made similar provision year or two ago.
The Baptist denomination of Philadelphia is
actively at work in establishing and fostering
new Sabbath schools and churches. The First
Church. at Broad and Arch streets, will hold a
special service this morning in aid of the Bap-
list Clty Mission, when addresses will be made
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Buardman; Rev. James
French, missionary of the society, and b.
Franklin Dennison, Esq, of the executive
board.
4 gentleman WHIP employs a great number
of hands in q manufactory in the west of Scot
land III order to encourage his work-people in
due attendance at church on fast-day, told
them that if they went to church they would
receive their wages for that day in the same
manner as if they had been to work, upon
which deputation was appointed to acquaint
their employer shat ''if he would pay them for
over hours they would attend likewise at the
Methodist chapel in the evening"
The Minist erial Uuion of San Francisco at
its last meeting discussed the bsst means of
preparing the people for the visit to that city
of the evangslists, Moody aud 5ankey. 1t was
suggested that the various pastors huld prayer
meetings in their churches a proper way of
disposiDg the people TO receive the grace of
God. Il was also suggested that Mr.. Schlein-
back, an eminent German preacher in Chicago,
be invited to be present during the stay of the
evangelists to prosecute special work among
the at heistie Germans. 1t is admitted on all
hands that San Francisco is not a very promis-
ing place for evaDgt lical labor.
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