The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-05-10

queathed by Adam Glasz, s0f gPhiladelusTWA
phia, to Catholic charitable and educa-. -
tional Institutions. - SN& kgsS
President. McCosh, Of Princeton
College, is said to be a greater phffose-a
pher than a. aodisciplnarian.a The boysa8TDaR
have slots of fun in his lecture-reem,, -.
1.-The Government. of sIaSia causes q
sanitary primer to be used in the schools.s;R
One hundred thousand copies OF the
publication have been circulated in four w
Ceen dlHerent Vernaculars,aesetrf A. RahwTa
There are now 156 Roman Catholic
churches, with 270 priests, within the -
diocese OF Boston, where seventeen
years ago. there were but ninety y=nihsaDVEa
churches, with ninety-three clergymen.,k o.,
s3 when California school-ina am can
seize a three-year old steer BY the horns -,
and wrench his neck six inches otlt or MI
true, what earthly show would a. boy sava
fourteen years old stand of cleaning out
the education foundryA DekOit Free i'eaS
Press.
I The GbarcAandR seesi1Tone aofEths \
strangest marvels of the present time ,s.s.
{ in the fact that, while the world profess
ses to pay little or no attention to 8ths asa
prophecies of Scripture, il listens with -,
curiosity, if not confidence, to the boast '-'aa@
ful guesses of Wiggins, one of the least -
of the "scientific'f prophets giaoos sHEf&
*tt--E EstWafu AAkanS9ls3k ktI 3l0sstQAs &uHe tEWgE
gests remedy for schoolrhouse dangers.
His plan provides for contnttous bali fas
eony connecting all the windows ct each saaR@
hQor of every sehool-heuse, not even ex-
cepting the first floor :aboyes the levelof ~
the street, such balconies to be connect
ed WitiIanother points by easg1TaiaE
flights Of steps, fitted With wooden treads, .,..
ao- Churches finding d difficulty in
choosing :, minister can spetaFaps gethaa atszs
hint from the, way, which the congrega- sgsg.a
a6on OF Mennonite church at Weaver
vile, Pa, selected when theirlSulpisyvas ssaas
to be filed, The namesof the candidates - s,a
were announced, and as many books as
there were nddates9were placed IN "a ,Eae4&
row. One of these books contained nNT 3
slip of paper ana the candidate who At@
drew itwas the selectedi4asacileRS% Ie2A
fEittladelphiG tfess.s. -, aes-.te ,,4-av,, aass
"A singular affair occurred in New,
Haven on recent Sunday evening. NJ aas1
the closing service of the mission IN St. -.
Patrick's CInireh one of tile n4fssienisEA
fathers asked all the men in the ehurehs;naqs8
and there were about 1000 OF them, to :.
repeat after him a pledge proAiSIhg gnes s8
to go into saloon from twelve O'clock ss Ia
Saturday night until twelve O'clock
Sunday night for one year. fI'here were sR2asf
not half; a dozen men in the ehprols 5huts hsas
who raised up their right hand and re-
peated fhe7words after thea Iaisst1s KsGo %
4. f.e4G9eesspersgT .sasa asu ag 20 basar sll a
k4eE-Iie results of the meetings Of
Messrs. Moody and Sankey in Bhnif4g- E2aaa8
ham. England. were told in o recent ad y9saaz
dress by the well-known. Rev. r. w. -
Dale. OF that city! !a He said thGs Tor Efose EasE
than fortnight onFeEery eEe1ing iB thaai asa
week except Saturday, there had been
from 5000 to 11,0001 peopleiin BingIeys 1Sa
Hall. The afternoon @aneetsngs num-
bered from 200 to 8. 600 persons lHere-sfF
garded the attendance at these meetings
asievidence that the people were greatly szis
interested in religious natteuJ9 a3fvGs2 liaFA