Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-01

ours who bark at me along the road.
A great religious movement is in prog
ress in Finland.
There are forty-fve Catholic congrega-
lions in st. Louis.
In England there are $50 different re-
ligious denominations.
The Rev. John Hall, of New York, is op-
posed to theological erdowments.
A newly married Detroit Clergyman took
for his text, 'she pleeseth me we'll"
There ara estimated to be 100000 He
brews scattered throughout the world.
A half brother of Patti is the leader of
choir in a Catholic church in PhiladsI-
phia.
The Episcopal seminary in New York
numbers among its alumni twenty-five
bishops.
Custom house officers will not allow Tom
Paine's cage of Reason" to pass the Cana
dian frontier.
| A brother of the late President Buchanan
is an Episcopal clergyman, residing in
Philadelphia.
In Siam the psopls worship the elephant.
In this country the people are content ito
see the elephant"
The members of q Virginia Methodist
church found fault with their pastor for
smoking black clay pipe.
There are ITO theological seminaries in
the United States, representing fifteen
Protestant denominations.
| Miss Edmonis Lewis, the colored artist,
has just modelled a statue of the Virgin
Mary for the Marquis of Butte.
The first church of Middleton. N. j., is
the oldest Baptist church west of Rhode
Island. 1t originated in 1867.
The COngregationalist says that practi-
cal Christian work is often an excellent
solvent of theological doubts.
The 200th anniversary of the establish
ment of Presbyterianism in Maryland will
be commemorated in June at Rehoboth.
1t is said there are 100000 persons in
London for whom no religious provision
has been made by any of the churches.
The Detroit Methodist alliance raised
money enough to pay the debts of every
church of the denomination in that city.
The one doctrine on which all religions
agree is that new light is added to the mind
in proportion as it uses that which it has.
Fifty years ago there was but one Catho-
lie church in Chicago. Now there are fifty,
a steady average addition of one each year.
Pere Hyacinth and wife intend visiting
the United States next summer, when he
will leisure in some of the principal cities.
A New Jersey widow is said to have
changed her religion because she wished to
avoid meeting her husband in the next
world.
1t is not considered proper to offer a
lady money at church for the collection.
The gentleman is supposed to contribute
for both.
A review of the city missionary work in
Boston during the last year shows most
| gratifying result, especially among the
Chinese.
A female seminary after the plan of
Vassar college is to be erected at cost Of
100000, by the Presbytsrians of Los An
geles, California.
A Washington paper says that Metho-
dist conference will get through with moro
business in week than congress or state
| legislature usually does in two months.
A speaker at late meeting of thsAmer-
lean board, said: SIN these days we hear
good deal about old faiths in new lights;
what we want is old faith in new lives"
success at Zacatecas, in Mexico. He went
there with his wife in April last, and has
already received into the church sixty three
new members.
The late Gov. Alexander H. Stephens of
| Georgia believed in the orthodox theories
of eternal punishment, and calmly wrote