Daily globe., 1881-01-30
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

| It is being whispered arornd that Adam was
an "Ohio man. and thereby the whole race is
| tainted.
| The man who goes into business with the
devil soon finds that his partner is soul pro-
prietor
The younger DR.. Tying, of New York, has
accepted the chaplaincy of the Old Guard OF
| that city.
| The Rev. E. N. Barrett, OF Austin, H., has
accepted call to the Presbyterian church of
| Waterloo, La.
| A Roman Catholic college for the education
of priests for African missions has been estab-
1shed in Malta. 49,
"Fur what we arcfgoing to fetcive,'' mur-
INJURED the young lady who wss expecting
| sealskin sacque. =,
The executive committee OF tse Methodist
Ecumenical Conference, will meet in New York
on the 26th inst.
| The Rev. W. A. Knowlton, rector of st. An
drew's Episcopal church, Chicago, has ac-
cepted call to Painesville, o.
The Congregationalistso of the United States
maintain sixty-six colleges and seminaries in
heather and Mohammedan lands.
The Buddhist priests in Japan have taken
the bible in their course of study, SO that they
can the better oppose the missionaries.
The Rev. Edward Kenney, of the Episcopal
Mission in Cuba, has been obliged to tender
his resignation on account of ill-health.
The Atlanta Baptist seminary for colored
students has now forty one students, of whom
twenty-five are preparing for the ministry.
According to a statistical report compiled
under the authority of the board of delegates
of American Israelites, there are in the United
States 2S0,257 Hebrews.
In the Albany diocese of the Episcopal
church are forty-four missionaries occupying
seyenty-two stations. The diocese contains
one Bishop, 10 priests, and fourteen deacons.
The Rev. Hugh Stowel Brown, of Liverpool,
England, has withdrawn his resi- gnaton of the
pastorate upon receiving memorial signed
by 1000 Of the members requesting him to
do 80.
There are 35, 432 lay members in connection
with the foreign missions of the Methodist
Episcopal church, and 276 churches and chap
els. There are also 256 day schools, with S.
376 pupils.
The three large Jesuit schools in Paris have
been entirely evacuated, and the authorities
have walled up the doors of the establishments
The new civil directors have been installed IN
the vacant posts.
The Shaw university OF Raleigh, N. c., one
of the Baptist schools for freedom, has sent
out more than one thousand teachers among
the colored people. 1t has now two hundred
and seventy five pupils.
Owing to the iniirmities Of old age, the Rev.
DR.. Shelton, rector of the St. Psulas Episcopal
!. church, Chicago, has been compelled to lay
down the work in which he has been en-
gagged SO successfully for many years.
The pope in reply to Christmas addresses
from the cardinals, bewailed the sad cop-
dition of the pope, deprived of she liberty
necessary for the regular administration of the
see of Rome and threatened with fresh hostile
measures in pending bills
Thomas Harrison, the boy preacher, has
been laboring for month in the Methodist
Episcopal church at Meriden, Conn, and the
practical result was seen when 30 persons who
had professed conversion were admitted into
the church on probation.
The total number of Methodist communi-
cants in the United States, according to the
Methodist almanac for 1881, is 3, Ass, ,999. 70
tai in the world, 4,69S,9eo. Tho grand total
of itenerant ministers is 31,731, of whom
"a ,304 are in this country.
N. Hyacnthe Loyscn has addressed letter
to the president of the Paris municipal coun-
Gil, asking the use of the Church of the As
sumption, in the Rue st. Honore, for his
n congregation, as he is compelled to give zap
his chapel in the Rochechouart.
Some Catholic papers print papal documents
with the came distinction of capitals for pro
nouns referring to the supreme pontiff as are
given to those relating to the persons of the
Holy Trinity. So far as capitals are concerned
the pope and Christ thus stand on level.
The Rev. Mr. Norton. of St. Johns
church, Washington, having resigned on
account of i'll health, the vestry has elect
ed the Rev. Mr.. Vibbert, of st. Luke's
church, Germantown, Pa, as his successor.
It is not yet known if Mr.. Vibbert will ae-
cept.
There are nine Methodist bodies in Great
Britain, with total of 4,0S7 ministers. The
WesleyanS have 4US,53O members, the Prlmi-
tives ,691, the FREQ Methodists 79,477, the
New Connectionsts 2S,S5O, the Bible Christians
81 1872, the Irish Wesleyans 25, 5,1s6, the Reform
Union TITS.
4 native Baptist missionary in China, Pay
Tszoo, is performing, SO DR.. Yates says, re-
markable faith cures. The afflicted come 10
him to be healed, he makes some simple appf-
cation and exhorts them to believe on Christ,
and they go away cured. A decided sensation
has been created.
Bishop Herzog, says the STANDARD of ths
Cross, received during his stay in New York,
memorial from Roman priests, praying him
to inaugurate reform in America, and he
replied that new organization was superflu-
Gus, as Reformed Catholic church existed in
the American Episcopal church.
A writer says of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Washington city: 'The white So
cieties have, at this writing, 4y242 full mem
bers; last year, 4,221. Ten years ago they num-
bered S,475; twenty years ago, 1856. Twenty