Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

al, my oOn, QlO you not Know u was Sin
full to catch fish ON Sunday "Who's a
ketchin' any fish?''
Bishop e. o. Haven, OF the Methodist
church, has taken up his permanent residence
IN San Francisco
Bishop Scott is seriously affected with par
tial paralysis. His mind however, retainsiss
old-time yigor
Bishop Hurst, of the Methodist denomina-
ton, has moved to Des Moines, which he viii
make his future home
The Rev. S. G. Woodrow, OF Perth Amboy,
N. j., has accepted call to the Baptist church
in Wakingham, England.
The minister who divides his discourses into
too many heads win find it difficult to procure
attentive ears for all of them
The Rev. ]. s. Mcintosh, D. D., of Belfast,
Ireland, has accepted the cali to the Second
Presbyterian church, Philadelphia
Archbishop TAFT has completed his Goth
year. He was appointed Bishop of London in
1856, and translated to Canterbury in 1865.
Bishop Foster, of the Methodist church, was
very courteously received by the Southern
brethren on the occasion Of his recent visit 10
Dixie.
The churches of Richmond, Va, added 1876
to their membership the past year, above all
losses. The Catholic population of the ci1y
is 5,021.
The Rev. Phillip Browne, Low churchman,
is to be prosecuted under the public worship
act. High churchmen deny any completely in
the prosecution.
A La Crosse, Wis, minister prayed for those
"who were smitten with illness, and those who
have gone fishing, and also those too lazy 20
dress for church"
The archbishop has completed mis- 69th year:
DIR. TAFT was consecrated Bishop OF London m
1856, and translated to the Episcopal See OF
Canterbury in 1865.
The First Baptist church OF New York, the
Rev. DR.. Peddie, pastor, a few days ago wiped
out debt OF $4,000, with which it had been
burdened for years.
bookbinder had book brought him to be
rebound. After the job was finished he made
the following entry in his day book: "To re-
cents.
Sunday teacher reprovingiy>-''Boys,
do you know what day this s?" Street boy
eli, fellers! hers's a cove that don't know
what day this is! l guess he's been out al
nightI'
The Scottish Liberation society has resolved
that now is the time to press the matter OF
disestablishment in Scotland, and that the
subject should be introduced into the present
/ parliament.
The Roman Catholics have in Ceylon 172
churches and chapels. IN the past year 100
converts from heathenism were received. in
the various schools are I9,461 children, Of
whom 5,129 are girls.
There is man in Newark, n. j., SO close
that when he attends church he occupies the
pew farthest from the pulpit to save the inter
est on his money while the collectors are pass
| ing the plate for contributions.
The DOCTORS daughter-'I declare you're
dreadful fanatic, Mrs. McCizzon. I do be-
| lieve you think nobody will be saved but you
and your minister" Old lady-"Aweel, my
dear, ali whites haze ma dootS abo1t the meen-
| ister!'
| The Rev. j. d. Mcmillan mas been commits
stoned superintendent of Presbyterian missions
| for Utah and Montana. He was formerly
| missionary to the Mormons, and was publicly
cursed by Brigham Young and his Twelve
| Apostles
Mtesa, the savage king of Uganda, has sac
rifced 200 human beings on the graves of his
ancestors and given cold shoulder to the
missionaries, who are of no use. he thinks,
unless they will furnish him with arms and
ammunition.
The question of introducing q hymnal into
the Free church of Scotland is receiving great
deal of attention just now. DIR. Begg, Sir
Henry Moncreif and others dasire to have the
acceptance of the hymnal, which contains 376
hymns, postponed.
The receipts of the Society Of tho Propaga-
ton of the Faith (Roman Catholic) in 1879
were 81 100000. OF this $685., 900 came from
France, and only 400 from the United States,
less than the amount re eiyeJ from Africa,
which was $500.
An Irish priest was addressing his flock on
the dangers OF intemperance, and concluded
his harangue with these words: "Drink, my
children, makes you beat your wives, starye
JOtii ld-iiILlCo1 tAuu ohCOt JOul t'tuulOIuS-ayt1
and miss them. too
Dr. Pusey, who is now so years of age, has
announced that he will commence q course of
lectures, as Regus professor of Hebrew in the
university, at Christ church, on Wednesday,
January 90, Oh ''Prophetic Psalms and Other
Prophesies of Christ"
There are Sc churches in Rchnond, Va, Of
which 20 are Baptist al colorcd Baptist, 10
Methodist, 10 Episcopal, Presbyterian, and
Catholic. The number of members is 81 ,728,
of whom 1889 are white and colored Baptists
The latter number l4,112.
~ am skeptc," said an immature person
of the masculine gender, in a yainglorious
strain. "An epileptic?" asked an old lady,
somewhat hard of hearing. "Poor boy! you
look like it, SO you do" While the smile
went round the youth went out.
The executive committee of the Methodist
Ecumenical conference will meet in New York,
at No. 805 Broadway, under the presidency of
Bishop Simpson, at 2 O'Clock. Jan. 26. The
various branches of Methodism in this coun-
try and Canada will be represented.
Colored Baptist associations in the West are