Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-03

Peter Cooper gave away 100000 during
his life.
Two church edifces were recently de-
stroyed by fire at Newapago, Michigan.
The Presbyterian church at Danville,
and Grand Lodge, Michigan, were nearly
disbanded.
Since the day of Pentecost men are not
! saved from their sins in masses but in de-
tail, one by one.
Many of the Jews in Germany are in
favor of transferring the Hebrew Sabbath
to the Christian Sabbath.
Mounted police are guarding the parlia-
ment buildings in Vienna in consequence
of threats to destroy them.
The Universalist church of ''Our Fa-
ther,'' at Brooklyn, N. Y. has mortgaged
its new edifce for $4,000.
A strong temperance sentiment is be-
ginning to spring up among the foreign
inhabitants ofCairo, Egypt.
A new sect has arisen III Finland based
upon the ''woman's rights Theory that the
woman is the head of the man.
The most useful man is not the man who
knows the most, but the man who uses
what he knows to the best advantage.
A Catholic Chinese mission has been
started in San Francisco, which is said to
have the special patronage of the Pope.
Father Martineau, Roman Catholic
priest in Montreal, is waking up the
churches of that city on the temperance
question.
Nearly every member of the detective
police force of Washington, D. c., has
been indicted by the grand jury for receiv-
ing stolen goods,
There are 10000 square miles of almost
unbroken forest in North Carolina, COM
prising pine, chestnut, oak, maple, beech
and hickory timber.
The socialists, in Southern Russia issued
circular inviting the people to avail
| themselves of the fetes of the Cars coro-
nation to pillage the houses of the mobiles
and the Jews.
The way to multiply evidences of Chris
tianity, says a religious exchange, is to
multiply converted souls, whose changed
lives will testify to the reality of the trans
formation, and the divineness of its source.
| A swindler in Atlanta advertised that
for fifteen cents he would send by mail
which no young married couple should be
without, and filled orders with five cent
New Testament.
Hundreds of the colored population of
Jamaica are emigrating to Aspinwall every
week. The vexations of the people and
the tyrannical character of the officials who
swamp everything is disheartening and
disgusting to the country.
1t is observable that W hen new house o
worship with frst-class mortgage attach
ment is set apart to the divine service, the
formal exercises which dedicate the meet
ing house often deadicates the church, re-
marks the Michigan Christian Herald.
Maine has forty-nine cheese factories,
with an average of 107 COWS to each facto-
ry, sixty being the lowest and 500 the
highest number. The total product of all
the factories was 586,S34 pounds of cheese,
for which the average price received was
12112 cents per pound.
The hull Of the old ship Usage, which
was burned by the British in the war of
1912, lies sunk near Essex, and is an OBJ
ject of interest to those historically in
clined. It can be seen at low water, and
many keepsakes have been made from wood
taken from the old wreck.
A sealed chest left by the famous Count
Strueness has just been opened by order
of King Christian, of Denmark. It con-
tains highly important documents throw
ing light On Strueness' relations to Queen
Caroline Matilda (sister of George Ill, of
England), which led to his execution at
Copenhagen, April %, 1872.
The shape of the new British man-of-war
Mars is 80 peculiar that her keel can not
be laid in any of the usual building slips,
and the vessel must be constructed in one
of the docks. Great care is taken to pre-
vent strangers having any opportunity of
making any examination Of the model and
drawings.
A Portsmouth antiquarian has come in
possession of an order to the French army
issued and signed by Louis XVI as king of
France, and dated January %, 1777, seven
years after his marriage with the unfortu-
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