The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-07
RELIGIOUS INrELLiGEnCE AND mol
DENT.

DIR. Potter has been consecrated assistant
Bishop of New York.
At Rome, Ga four negroes are studying
for the Catholic priesthood.
Isaac Pembroke New IIampshire's oldest
Congregational minister is dead.
Never mistake perspiration for inspira-
tion," said an old minister in his charge to
young pastor just being ordained.
The Jewish synagogue of Bnai Koonah of
New York had fight over the custody of its
books. Two combatants got into the police
court.
Rev. John White OF Pittsburg, who drifted
from Calvinism into Swedenborgianism, will
not be tried for heresy. although charges
have been preferred.
Gould's Atalanta beats the Ark. Noah had
a good deal OF water and good deal OF stock,
but Gould has outwatered him, and he is
Noah-where.- Hartford Times.
If you have made a mistake or committed
n sin get away from il as fast as ever you can.
for the old proverb says and truly, He that
falls in the dirt, the longer he lies there the
dirtier he IS"
An English clergyman writes that there
are 1000 unemployed clergymen in the
Church of England, many OF whom are both
able and willing TO work, but who can not
find anything to do.
The late DR.. Even, of New York, the
noted Episcopalian. used to cross himself af-
ter the manner OF good Catholics He had
confessionals in his Church and burned can
dies lavishly around his pulpit.
If the young woman who cleans her kid
gloves with kerosene and wears them to
Church before they are thoroughly evaporat-
ed knew what effect it had on the Christianity
of those near her. she would probably so fish
ing for one Sunday.-Chicago Telegram.
Extensive preparations are being made in
Paris for the reception of the American bsh-
ops who are to meet at the Vatican in Nov
ember. The main object of the meeting VIII
be to adopt measures for the reorganiza-
ton of the Catholic Church in the United
States.
The inhabitants of Rugby-Mr Tom
Hughes Tennessee colOny-have solved a
religious difficulty in a very practical man
ner. They have built a Church; in the
morning the Church of England people per-
form service III it, and in the evening the
Dissenters
At the Congregational council, at Concord,
y. H., il was reported that there had been
a gain OF 262 Churches in the last three wears
There are S74 more Churches in the United
States than clergymen to supply them. The
contributions for all objects since the last
meeting of the council have amounted to
S6000,000.
''Whar yer gwine wild dat man?n asked a
negro OF his daughter. HE amt FIFTEEN to
'comp'ny yer" "Gwine ter de show" the
girl replied. 'Dars all right. Thought yer
was gwine ter Church A oman ken go wild
mos any man ter a show, but she's got to be
mighty pertic'l lar who goes ter Church wild
her. '-Arkansaw Traveller.
Eeight members OF the Stone family in
Tennessee on their way to church in an OK
wagon were run away with by a yoke of OK
ell and all tumbled into creek without in
jury. This little spread gave local paper a
chance to say that IL was one of the occasions
when no Stone was left unturned in the eff
fort to hear the gospel.-New York CONNER
cial Advertiser.
Mgr Capers pamphlet entitled Catholic:
The Essential Quality and Necessary Marks
OF the True Church, is in type, and will be
issued this week. 1t was suggested by the
discussion in the Episcopal convention of the
proposition to change the name Protestant
Episcopal Church 10 the Holy Catholic
Church Mgr. Capel says it will be in no
way a controversial pamphlet, but a simple
statement of the position of the Catholics.
This pamphlet will be followed in November
by one entitled The Pope: The Head of the
True Church.