Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

Three EplScopaI cnurcneS III NowaEA' ~
j., are without rectors.
There are twenty-five vacant Presby-
terrain pulpits in New Jersey.
Camp meetings at the South will be con-
tinued through the present month.
Generous to fault is aseertained to
mean generous to ones own faults.
Senator Sharon has a barn at his new
home in California which cost $4,000.
The Presbyterian Missionary board
have established mission in Guatemala.
The members of the cabinet are gettrng
back to Washington after their junketings;
Folger among them.
Henry Ward Bsecher declares his belief
that miracles may be performed at the
present day.
Ex-senator Dorsey has gone to the Hot
Springs, in New Mexico, for treatment.
His eye sight is greatly impaired.
In Madagascar, out of a population of
$500 900 there are 10000 Christians. The
first missionary visited the island less than
sixty years ago.
The river and harbor bill is killing off
good many congressman who voted for it.
A sign of its great unpopularity with the
people generally
OF the 10000, 900 women and girls In
India, not more than one in every 1,2OO
has yet been placed under any kind of
Christian influence.
When Mr.. Spurgeon was asked how he
succeeded so wonderfully in keeping his
church full, he replied: Il fill the pulpit
and let The people fill the pews."
The excavations for lock on canal
which is being made near Mons, in Bel
gium, have brought to light the bed of an
ancient river, in which have been found
bones of mammoths and other animals.
At recent service in his church, NJ. Hya-
cinthe Loyson eulogized the late DIR. Pussy
rs the contemporary refOrmer of the
Church of England, and as one of the pre-
cursors of religious union in the future.
In view of the moral reforms and ag
gressive action required of the church in
every place nowadays, clergyman forci-
bly, remarks that 'Christians might we'll
expend some of their prayers for grit in
stead of grace"
Many alf-crazy beings, men and WON
en- budding for madness arising out OF in
herited or physical causes, plunge Jealous
~ into the stirring services OF the salvation
army in England and evolve into full
grown lunatics.
Mrs. William Ludden, bedridden for
years at Brandon, VT, was taken in hand
by praying band. She soon felt prick
ling and somewhat painful sensation
along her spine, and before the meeting
closed she was able to walk.
The princess Beatrice has become an
honorary member of the Institute of Pain
tiers in water colors. The crown princess
of Germany has been member for some
years, and has sent pictures to more than
one Of the society's exhibitions.
In 1870. or thereabouts. the tomato was
almost unknown in Paris. To the southern
French who invaded France at the time of
the revolution, its acclimatization is due.
1t was costly luxury at first, but at the
end of 1903 it was sold at Les Halles lac
cording to the Alnlandeh DIES GouTmands)
by the half dozen.
The navel suggestion of the utilization
of the terrible electric current which passes
through the light wires at means of at
tack Oh defense in times of war, perhaps
open field of effort which will result in a
radical change i'll the modern methods Of
warfare, with the occasional extinction of
whole nation or 80.
General Howard recently issued an order
directing the discon.inuance of dress pa
rades on Sunday at the posts in his depart
ment This was countermanded by direc-
ton of General Sheridan as beng con-
trary to the terms of paragraph 344 of the
army regulations. 1t is understood that
General Howard is now DESTROYS of having
the regulations altered.
General Grant, who has been visiting at
Philadelphia several days, says he is TAX
ing no interest whatever in the present
campaign; that his presence in the state
has NO bearing whatever upon the can
vass, and he is entirely out of politics
He would have been wiser and bette,
man if he had never gone into politics af
ter he left the presidency.
A sixteen-year-old girl sought a singular
and painful death in Naples in consequence
of disappointed love. While her parents
were out she went into the cellar, built g
circular pyre of straw and wood. hollow
in the center, and then, stepping into The
middle, set it on fire. When the old people
returned they found the charred renains
of her half-consumed corpse.
The American Screw company compels
every employe in its factory, in Provi
dence. to give two weeks notice of quit
ting work, the forfeit being one weeks
wages; but the employe has no such pro-
lection against sudden discharge. Louisa
Riebe went away without the stipulated
formaiity, and when refused her pay pun
ished the foreman severely with horse
whip.
A house was burning at Oshkosh, Wis.
and woman was left inside. Her hus-
band cried Five thousand dollars ia
the man who saves her!' A fireman
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