Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-05
SUNDAY GLOBELETs.

A cOllecuOn OF Latin poems by rope Leo
XIII, it is announced, will shortly be pub
lished.
Chevalier Bunsen's receipt for keeping faith
from degenerating, was: "Link it always
with loving act"
The "Boy Evangelist" the Rev. Mr.. Harri
sou, has entered upon the fifth week of his
| revival labors in Cincinnati.
He who reigns within himself and rules pas
| sions, desires and fears, is more than king,
was remark of John Milton, the poet.
The archbishop of Dublin, in recent pas
toral, urges his people to seek the help OF
heaven for the mitigation OF their cruel SUI
ferings.
1t is stated by DR.. Billings, (U. S. Al
that 1O0, 600 people die annually in the Uuited
States from preventable diseases and avoid
| able accidents.
Wickliffe was regarded by Milton with par
| tcular veneration. He speTks of him in his
! writings again and again, and always as the
Prince of Reformers
| Edinburgh university has 1881 students,
| the school of medicine taking the larger pro-
portion-1, 63S. The university has 81 stu
dents under 16 years Of age.
The woman suffrage petitioners give as an
inducement to be allowed to vote the fact that
| there are %, 900 more women than men IN New
York and $4,000 more in Boston.
A London journal makes the startling an
nouncement that during the year 1881, 0S9
| vessels were lost at sea, and that in them was
sunk property estimated at $3.50, 100000.
More than half of the institutions in the
United States which profess to give university
education and confer degrees now admit
| women on equal terms with male students.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says that
Jewish family consisting of mother, .
| daughter aged II and son aged il have been
| massacred by peasants in the district of Ana
nieff.
The american Baptist says that the pastor
of the colored Baptist church OF Chattanooga
breaches to larger congregations and Yields a
| wider and stronger influence than any pastor
| in the city.
The Williston Mills, ut East hampton, Mass.
have just been sold for 100000. By the sale
and through Mr.. Wllliston's will, the Willis
ton seminary gets $780, 900 and Amherst col
| lege 100000.
| It is interesting to note that the Dutch are
| at present. engaged in retaining half mil
| lion acres from the Zuyder Zee. Between 1910
and 1852, 5000 acres were rescued from the
sea at Harlem.
| The fund for the establishment OF the Gar
field professorshipsat Williams college now
amounts to $4,000. Only $4,000 more is re-
quired, and that amount VIII certainly and
readily be supplied.
Carlyle's grave is marked only by the
remains OF few wreathes, not even his
initials are carved on the insignificant head
stone, though the stones on each side bear
the initials of his mother and his brother.
| Rev. Samuel johnson, chiefly prominent on
account Of his championship of the cause OF
| human freedom, died at North Andover, Mass,
on Sunday evening Feb. 20, in his Goth year.
He was by birth a cousin Of Theodore Parker.
The Young Mems Christian Association at
Pittsburg has purchased central and conven-
lent site for their proposed new building at
the corner Of Penn and Seventh streets. The
price paid was $4,000. A building costing
$4,000 is to be constructed.
The Independent Catholic church at New
ark, N. j., has been formally organized as the
| st. Paul's Reformed Catholic church. Rev.
Stephen Dekins, who has been laboring there
| for nearly two years, was unanimously called
| rs its pastor, and has accepted.
81 have been,'' writes the bishop of Vic
| toria (Hong Kong, "again and again stopped
while preaching, with the question, 'Are you
an Engllshman? Is not that the country that
opium comes from? Go back and stop it and
then we will talk about Christ ianity.'"
A Jewish refugee from Kief, Russia, says he
recently saw a number of Jewish malaens
stripped naked and logged through the town.
| The police refused to interfere. A soldier
from Nikolaief says his regiment was not al
lowed to suppress riots against the Jews.
The reports of the Roman board of statistics
show that on the night of the 31st of Decem-
Der, 1881, the population of Rome andsher
suburbs numbered 167.327 males, ana i32,-
| 965 females-a total Of 5000 souls. The in
crease of the population in the last ten years
| has been 81, 4l6.
| Three red-headed ducks were shot recently
| in the st. Lawrence river below Ogdensburg.
| The red-heads migrate from Potomac to Lab
rador in the spring and return in the fall, stop
ing in the st. Lawrence both ways, but it is said
| to be very unusual thing for them to remain
| through the winter.
The Head colony, in the wheat region Of
Dakota, is composed entirely of eight BROTH
ers named Head, and their families, number
ing nearly a hundred persons. They have
| bought 10000 acres of land in adjoining
farms, but these are owned separately, and
there is to be no communion IN the enter
prise.
The Bishop of Durham. DR.. Lightfoot, stated
in recent temperance meeting, in Newcastle,
that about six years ago he determined to try
what there was in total abstinence, and he
was now convinced that it was best for all, old
and young. He slept better at night and
worked better during the day than when he
took drink.
B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago, during his twenty
Eve years of service as Sunday school super
intsndent of the "City Mission schools" has
haa under his charge over 1000 scholars and
600 different teachers. The converts are esti-
Il