The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-06-30
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

--Forty-four Mormon missionaries ~
have gone to Wales on a proselyting 40
expedition among the mining and iron
districts. a tfENil tfstrsss19 f1teess2
The Protestant Episcopal Church 4
has in Mexico fifty churches congrega- =,
tions and mission schools counted to- ~
Egether, with 8, 500 Commandments. 3a.st s,sss
Bishop Keane. ofRiehmead, has re,s, !.
ceived legacy of 800, 900 for the BEN
eft of his diocese, from the widowfofi 4
the late pno William Browns OF Lexing. i,
|io-Dr. Wordsworth, Bishop Of I'm ssis
coin, shaying indncted Mr.a Pelham, n
Dale, q condemned Eitualist, into a, liv-, i
ing, the Archdeacont of the district in *
which 1t issituate has resigneds0srrsa 4
1T isInow an openAques.ion whether
Lord Beaconstield died Christian or a
i Hebrew. Sir NathanieIl Rothschild ID Il
said to have evidence Of the fact that he
returned to the faith of his race before
his death. q Iea aAsf SsllH ,eta xgflg
THE Portuguese Government fhaye 4,
made primary, education. compulsory
tor children between seven and twelve ~
years Of age living within ., radius sof ~;
two miles from any GoYernment school,
Fexempting the very poor. yssfIs qsg@ ysf
L ~ The Ssatesof Misoonsinhas Ia school bs
population of 483, 220, and had aregu,
lar attendance in 1880 OF 1886, $50 pupils se
mere are II o ffee high schools inssfhais sn
State and ,6sa5a Spublic and private.
schools. The school property is valued ~ =
| At So, 303, 208s H9ys1AE bag HaA3lA ss
The Trustees of Hamilton College =.
nave unanimously elected the Rev. Hen.
Iry Darling, b.eDs OF Allan Y, to fttefHs5'
Presidency Of .the,institption,a Dr. ,Darr "a
iing's parishionerS have urged him to -
dechna the positions promising an ins 81
s crease OF salary ifhes will remain where, !
tqAone' of the Oldest churches ON the -
American continent is the 4 Iumacace es,4
charch near Tnhac, Arizona. 1t was
built by the Franciscans ia 1851, and ga q
has consequently reaehsdsthe ageof, s27a,ie,
ns,sd ysars fittys.S years age The indians
walls,a and twenty-tive years ago sev-f,ssa
erall priests came from Rome. and dug
from a sepulchre on the fight side1 ofssssa
the altar $50, ,pQ QinE coin and iewelsguosess
-pr. MeAnally, o.. she st. Louis. 4,
osrsstsan alcocate, i arrayIng himself :
introdnction of select T church hymns
''tc the exclusion ofstA jsjhna. 3slfyr8 "a
washy and sometimes ,senseless nQetrY =. !
-if poetry it may be called and tho iosaS
soppy smusic thai sexcites ucthiR4i f7aslas
deyotional spirit, and trains the children =,
altogether. out of harmony With TIE 'ssas
ihusioo Of the chnrch HG0 .sTsssE .ssuoK
Connecticut has acompulsory yschool srs,
Law In active operation, which, is said
to work we'll The school population ~
OF the State last year was 4 40, 235. AL sstg
with the exception of 13.565 attended
school. Hartford aud New Haven have eTox
efficient truant officers, who managew.a,
their work admirably. The Connecticut
schools cost last year 81, ,408,374.74. = 81
The funds furnished amounted to Sis
451, ,6S0.93. The average salary of male
teachers was $56.4S; Of female teachers =
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