St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-03

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utmost eloquence without it.
st. Philips colored Episcopal church, al
Richmond, Va, the Rev. T. W. Cain, rector
has fifty communicates.
St. Stanislaus' Polish Catholic church, at
Baltimore, the Rev. Peter Konez, pastor, has
1, 160 members in its congregation.
Potomac chapel, the new Southern Metho-
dist church at Rockville, Nd, will be ready
for dedication early in the spring.
Of the IS, 900 Jews in New York city, one
half are Orthodox; that is, they are firm adj
herents of Judaism. The others are liberals
and infidels.
When Archbishop Carroll died, December
3, 1915, there were only s5 Catholic priests
in the United States, of whom 46 were in the
Metropolitan See.
Chicago is to have fifth theological sem
mary, DR.. Talman Wheeler having given
s15O,0O0.00 to found it. The institution
will be Episcopal.
The Shakers of South Union La, one OF
the thirteen Shaker settlements in the United
States, own 10000 acres in one of the best
parts of Louisiana.
The Ritualists stood aloof from the celebra-
ton of Luther's birthday in England, some
and of them openly declared their opposi-
ton to such service.
The Presbyterian church of the Mountain,
Delaware Water Gap, Pa, has given unan-
imous call to Rev. Thomas Tyack, of Sparta,
n. j., which he has accepted.
The Jews of London have free school in
Bell lane that has an average daily sttend.
ance of 2, 800 children, the largest school in
Great Britain, if not in the world.
Philadelphia has Sunday Breakfast asso-
citation, which gathers in the outcasts every
Sunday morning, warns them up with g
hearty breakfast, and then talks the gospe
to them.
A mission has been established at Hong
Kong to watch over the Chinese returning
from this country and employ them in ed
ucational and Christian work among theil
countrymen.
A good deal of the philosophy of success
full preaching is condensed into Professor
Austin's little remark: "Get the idea into 6
hearers mind that you do not intend to waste
words, and he will not waste attention.
The shoemakers of Northampton England
have determined to build church for them,
selves in connection with the church of En-,
gland The first stone was laid on st. Girls
pins day. 1t is to be called after their pa,
tron saint
A reading room has been opened at Sa-
vannah Georgia, by two converted Hebrews,
which is designed to have Christian infu-
ence upon their brethren. 1t receives the
encouragement of the churches and pastors
Of the city.
The revised Swedish translation Of the New
Testament has been sanctioned by the King
of Sweden. 1t will now be used in churches
and schools throughout the country, as was
decided by the Synod which met at Stock
holm, in September.
Bishop Doane of Albany, n Y, in an ar
ticle lately published advocates prayers fol
the dead, but only for the faithful dead. He
bases his belief in the efficacy of such pray
ers on the belief that those faithful departed
are ''not yet perfect"
ssWhen ever man," says the Cumberland
Presbyterian, 'sfnds himselfin place where
he cannot teach what he believes to be i'm
portant truth, let him give up the place and
hold ON to truth. Let him lose his honors
and save his manhood
The laying of foundation of new Metho.
dist Church in Christians Norway, after be-
ing talked about for 80 years came off re-
Gently with grandeur commensurate witt
the long delay. The British Ambassador
the Norwegian Premier, and other high off
cials and noted personages were present
ADenver (Col.) jury has rendered yer
dict which gives to the poverty-stricken wild
ow and two children of John Davidson, O.
Philadelphia, fortune of some 100000
Mrs Davidsons first husband was named
John Seaman, and together they came to thii
country from Ireland in 1914. Subsequent
ly they separated in Philadelphia, the hus
band going west and the wife, long time
afterward, marrying man, or brute rather
named Davidson, who, in 1882, after brutal
ly killing his mother, committed suicide by
hanging himself in the penitentiary. Scan
Ian died only few months ago in Denver
where he had accumulated fortune The
heirs were found only after great difficulty
Seaman, by his will, left everything to The
church.
A recent report upon glucose has been
made by President O. G. Marsh, of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences. Mr., Marsh
says that the greatest, and, perhaps, only OBJ
jeetion to glucose is that it contains less O
sweetening power than the cane sugar
After stating what starch sugar is, how man
ufactured and chiefly used, the report says
The starch sugar industry of the United
States gives employment to the twenty-nin,
factories. having an estimated canital of S.