Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-13
SUNDAY GLoBELErs.


Father Hyacinthe is not coming to this
country until next February.
There is only one thing Of which people are
willing to die, and that is oldage.
Bishop Whipple. of Minnesota, preached
twice in New York on Sunday last.
The jubilee fund OF the English Congrega-
tional church now amounts to $320,000.
The Ingersoll. Black. controversy has spread
from the North American Revie,c to the daily
papers.
Gentlemen may cry cashier, and cash there,
but when the board of directors wake upthere
is cash nowhere.
Do you think it is because of the great i'm
provement in spring beds and mattresses that
people lie so easily.
To keep the crowd in order at the Harrison
revivals in San Francisco, the services OF three
or four policemen are required.
There is but one thing in all the universe to
which man is always faithful, and which he
never forgets, and that is, himself.
The pope has just issued brief to the Ro-
man bishops of Canada, forbidding his church
to take any part IN political matters.
The. faculty of the Chicago Theological
Seminary has resolved to use the revised YER
sion at all devotional meetings in the semi
nary.
Street mobs in the larger cities OF England
make it so uncomfortable for the Salvation
ARMY" as 20 call for denunciation from the
press.
The English Old Testament company have
finished their seventy-frst session. The second
revision of Isaiah was carried as far as
XIV, Il.
Messrs Moody and sankey have begun their
second religious campaign in Great Britain in
Newcastle, the seat of the recent American
church congress.
Another Anglican rector is.to be prosecuted
for ritualistic practices. 1t is the Rev. K. Il.
Bristow, for many years organizing secretary
of the Church union.
The Boston Journal states that the Ameri-
can board of foreign missions will receive
$4,000 from the estate of the late Dr.. Eben-
ezer Alden, of Randolph.
Josh Billings says he wouldn't give five cents
to hear Bob Ingersoll on the Mistakes OF
Moses; but he would give $500 to hear Moses
on the mistakes of Bob Ingersoll.
The English Baptist Missionary society will
Immediately add six missionaries to its already
strong force on the Congo river, on which sta
lions have been established as far inland as
Stanley Pool.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall believes that news
paper writers, if given text, could often
write better sermon than some ministers. 1t
would be bad for the newspaper business If
they couldn't.
The English Congregational jubilee fund,
lust started, amounts to $4,000, much OF
which was pledged at the jubilee meeting in
Manchester. DR.. Hannay is custodian and
general agent of the fund.
When Paul recommended little wine for
the stomach's sake, he could have had no ade-
quate idea of the prominent place the
stomach would one day occupy in the thoughts
and affections of the people.
Rev. Father O'Connor lectured in New York
on Thursday evening last on "Martin Luther
Priest, Hero and Reformer." Father OCon-
nor, II SuOulu pc SA pIdlHcu, AZ wv
Independent Catholic church.
Canon Wilberforce, of southampton, writes
strongly in favor of according hearty recog-
milton and welcome to the Baptists, on the
occasion of the autumnal meeting of the Bap-
fist union in southampton shortly.
1t is nothing against religion that Baldwin
professed it. A counterfeit bill or coin is no
argument against the general currency. The
trouble with the defaulter was, that he pro-
fessed religion and practiced something else.
A smallboy testified in an Austin Justices
court that the ARRAY took place on Sunday.
"How do you know it was Sunday!' Because
that day had to go to the back door of the
saloon to get beer instead Of the front door,"
a Connecticut pastor declined an addition of
500 to his salary, for the reason, among
others, that the hardest part of his labors
heretofore has been the collection of his salary,
and it would kill him to try to collect 500.
more.
Some one says that it is strong proof of the
wisdom of nature that she has caused her great
rivers to run either in the immediate vicinity
of, or right through, the great cities of the
world It Is curious fact, and well worth
thinking about.
The treasurers of the Episcopal fund of the
Methodist Episcopal church, in communi-
cation to the churches, say that sit appears
now quite certain that the receipts for this
year will not meet the claims, and the church
has made 10 provision for the deficiency"
A writer in London Dapsr STATES with re-
spect to the city church scandals that one OF
these parishes enables its incumbent to live
comfortably at fashionable watering place
on his 81 900 year, yet the bell-ringers at its
church have struck because their wages are
not forthcoming.
New Jersey widow couldn't earn Sc
week at the washtub. She became clair
voyant and her income increased to $50. It
just shows that man begrudges quarter he
pays for washing his shirt, while ne will
cheerfully give 81 to stick his nose into the
other world before the show begins.
Said Jim Webster to Rev. Aminadab Bled-
so, of the Austin Blue Light Colored taber-
nacle: 81 went to hear you preach last Sun
day night, and while / was listenin' ter yer
al 7 rr;cbad dot I-rorad for ai