Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-15
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.


in Baltimore.
Moody and Sankey are holding a series |
of meetings in Paris.
The Duke of Argyle has moved all LIQUOR |
places from his estates.
England has decided to keep IL 600 men
in Egypt to hold the khedive in power.
The Salvation Army holds in different
parts of the British Islands 5000 services
every week.
The Presbyterian church of Canada is
raising 100000 to build churches for the
immigrants who are pouring into Manitoba
There are 6l0 names of Cinnamon on
the rolls of Sabbath schools in New York
and Brooklyn and the average attendance
is 331.
There are 5000 Swedes in Worcester,
Mass. and arrangements are being made by
philanthropic Christians, to build them
church.
The Anti Monopoly party in New York
have endorsed the nomination of Grover
Cleveland for governor, the Democratic
candidate.
of the United States has increased eleven
fold, and the churches have increased
thirty seven fold.
1t is announced that John Bright is COM
ing to this country, and that number of
western medical societies have invited him
to lecture on his disease Of the kidneys.
At Rheinfelden, Germany, the Catholics
offered the use of their church to the Prot
| estants for the installation of new pastor.
| and many of them attended the service.
Tennyson's new poem "To Virgil was
written at the request of the MAINTAINS, for
the nineteenth centenary of Virgirs death.
The price paid for the verses was $4O7 a
word.
| Mr.. Won Schluembach who was success
full as an evangelist among the Germans
in New York and other American cities, is
on tour of evangelization among the
lower classes in Germany.
The young people of the South church
of Springfield, Mass, turn their church
parlors on Sunday afternoon, from 5 to
1870 O'Clock, into free reading room sup
/
''Woman has been too long mere
hanger-on,-a camp-follower of the Chris
tian host" says an ardent Christian lady,
who favors wider field of work for her
sex in connection with the church.
1t is pleasing to be informed that Evan
gelinus Apostolides Sophocles, professor of
ancient Byzantine and modern Greek, at
Hai ward university, who was ill, is now
much better. His name must still pain
him some. however.
Tomorrow is Sunday isn't it,mamma? p
Eyes, DEAR" 'Mayn't play with the cards
and build castles with them?" "Certainly
not, dear-' "But mamma, mightn't
play with the prayer-books. you know, if l
built church with them?'
President Arthur returned to New York
from Alexandria Bay. Oct s, and immed-
lately drove to his residence, where he re-
NAMED the greater part of the afternoon
Many persons called. The president made
some visits during the evening. Not very
sick.
Prince Bismarck, who has long been one
of the most decorated personages in Chris
tendcm, has just received an add
ton to his decorations in the or
der of the Chrysanthemum, conferred
upon him by the Mikado. He has now
forty five decorations.
Pastor Geyser, of Elberfeld, man OF
great learning and champion of the evan
gelical faith in Germany, is dead. Sogreat
was his interest in the Free University OF
Amsterdam that he came to Holland ex
) pressly to attend its opening and recited
a Latin poem on that occasion.
The fortunes of the German Falatines
in the American Revolution have suggested
a new book by a new author, entitled "Paul
and Persis; Or the Revolutionary Struggle
in the Mohawk Valley" The story is
founded ON fact: the author, Mrs. Mary E.
Brush, being descendant of the Palatines
The Rev. DIR. Chamberlain says there il
a tremendous upheaval going on all
through India at the present time, and he
, fears that Hinduism is going to fall
to pieces before the church of Christ
is ready to seize the Fragments of the
ruins and build up the temple of the Lord
Royal Woodward, peddler of sewing
silk, who died recently in Albany, was the
owner of one of the largest private libra
ries in the country. For many years he
had invested the greater part of his earn
ings, which were considerable, in books
and is supposed to have left mere than 80,
900 volumes.
MOODY in Paris ~ sexclaims the Chris
tion Intelligencer. 1.-THE Paris of Clovis
and Louis Quatorze and Napoleon I'LL; of
Abelard and Voltaire and Eugene Sue; OF
Mirabeau and Philip Egalite and the Com
mune; of Richelieu and Coligny and
McAll; of the Bastile. the barricades and
the Bots de Bouiogne."
A threatening field fire which had been
fought by large part of the population of
South Lewiston, Maine, without staying it,
was subdued by steam fire engine sent
down from Lewiston. Three thousand feet
of hose was used. water being taken from
a brook. By saturating the messy ground
the fire was speedily stopped, though a
large timbering had been burned over.