Daily globe., 1883-05-27
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

SUNDAY GLOBELETS.
BYRON: The heart will break, yet break
ing live on.
TENNYsoN: 1t is better to have loved and
lost, than never to have loved.
NAPOLEON: 1t is the cause, and not the
death, that makes the martyr.
BACON: A man finds himself seven days
older the day after his marriage.
GOETHE: He is happiest, be he king or
peasant, who finds peace in his home.
HoGARTH: know no such thing as gen.
ius-genius is nothing but labor and dill
gence.
GOLDSMITH: chose my wife as she did
her wedding gown, for qualities that would
wear well.
CHAPIN: It is difficult to believe that a
true gentleman will ever become a game
ster, a ibertine or sot.
PALEY: God has been pleased to prescribe
limits to his own power, and to work his
os.3s within these Limits
LUTHER: The slender capacity of mans
heart cannot comprehend, much less utter,
that unsearchable depth and burning zeal
of Gods love towards US.
Americans who have seen Pope Leo XII
say that there Is quite a striking personal
likeness between his holiness and William
NJ. Evarts.
The general convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal church will meet in Philadelphia
Oct. 3, and will be attended by eminent
European divines.
An exchange says that the fact of New
York city's paying $7,O00,0OO for its re-
ligion and $22,O0O,000 for its drinks, goes
to show shat the. average Gothamite is hav-
ing more fun in this world than he can
expect in the next.
Joseph Cook says that the religious con-
dition of Harvard college is vastly better
than it was generation ago. Thirty years
since only nine per cent. of its students
were professed Christians; but to-day the
proportion is thirty-two per cent.
powerful revival is reported In Adana,
Central Turkey. It has drawn assemblies
exceeding the capacity of their place of
worship, and of the people thus gathered
large numbers were under deep conviction
and making most earnest inquiry for the
way of salvation.
Anna Warner wishes that all tired peo-
pie did but know the infinite rest there is
in fencing off the sixth day from the
seventh; in anchoring the business ships
of our daily life as the Saturday draws to
its close, leaving them to ride peacefully
upon the flow or the ebb until Monday
morning comes again.
The intolerance of the Bishop of Colom-
bo, DR.. Copleston, in threatning to dismiss
a teacher who was, about to marry a Wes-
leyan, has been rebuked by Lord Derby
who has deprived the bishop of his frank
ing privilege. Wesleyans of Ceylon are
thus relieved from the stigma of being
classed with unbelievers.
The Church of Our Saviour, at Vienna,
which has been in course of construction
for twenty-six years, will cost when fin
ished $1,874,0O0. 1t is erected as a per-
petual thanksgiving for the preservation
OF the monarch's life. The foundation
stone is a block of marble which was
quarried on Mount Oli7et.
Investigation shows that in Utah the
Mormons number about 10000; in the
other western states and territories $4,000:
and in the Sandwich Islands 1000. They
have about ninety meeting places in
Great Britain, and in the southern part of
Wales they are perhaps as numerous az
any Of the evangelical denominations.
Darwin could never reconcile the i'm.
mense amount Of necessary suffering in
the world with the religious opinions held
by many comfortable people. "The safest
conclusion" he once wrote in a private
letter, "seems to be that the work of God
is beyond the scope of mans intellect, and
men have nothing to do but their duty"
Even the Greeks of the proud old 'sOr-
thodo1" church are making growth in
toleration. a young Greek in Constanti-
nople, lately converted, was appointed to
some small Office under the Greek Govern
ment, and went to his official superior to
confess TO him that he had become an
evangelical. He expected to be driven out
with abuse as hereto. But, to his as
tonishment, he was informed that his de-
sertion Of the church of his fathers would
not alter his official relations. He was