Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-05-25
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Various Religious Observances Yesterday I
Different Sections.

various Religious Observnnces Yesterday In |
Different Sections.
At the great Dunkard conference In Ju- |
niata county, yesterday, continuous stream
of vehicles and pedestrians flowed in from
all directions within radius of thirty miles.
The crowds were not composed alone of the |
brethren and sisters of the Dunkard denom-
nation, but pretty country girls and rural
SWANS and men and women OF all classes
and conditions from the region roundabout
helped to swell the moving mass of people |
that surged and thronged about the taberna-
Gle. BY ten o'clock, when the church SER |
vice began, fully three thousand people had |
| arrived and by dinner time the crowd had |
augmented to five thousand. The managing
brethren had prepared ample food for all the
multitude, at twenty five cents head. Vast
clothes-baskets Of sliced bread, huge piles Of
| pies and slabs of meats were served to the
| hungry visitors.
At o'clock the afternoon services began.
Hymn after hymn was sung, with little or no
variety In execution, and then the preaching
began. Bishop Deeter, of Indiana, led off
with his sermon; Bishop Haller, OF Ohio,
followed with an exhortation Of equal vigor.
and Bishops Hellery, of Kansas; Hay, OF
Virginia Mohler, of Missouri; Byers of
Ohio, and Kellers, of Illinois, spoke in order
until o'clock, when the services were con-
cluded by Wallsby, of Tennessee. Thus a
J representative of the church i'm every section
of the country where the denomination is
found was allowed to take part. All the af-
| ternoon there were spurts OF drizzling rain,
Q | and as many Of the crowd as could find room
0 | huddled beneath the roof of the tabernacle.
Ladies' gossamers were plenty, and large
| mushroOm-like forest of umbrellas spread
n over the level field. The same order Of pro-
n | ceedings was followed to-day.
Anarchists Disturb sabbath Serenity.
|, | An open air meeting of Anarchists was
= held in Chicago, at which the usual harangues
l. against "tyranny of capiial'' were made.
u, Finally, demagogue known as dynamite
q u Dusey" succeeded in making disturbance.
70 He abused the memory of Abraham Lincoln,
u whom he called ''hypocrite." This in
consed a number of workingmen who were
y present They Kissed and told Dusey to stop
rs He retorted by saying that General logar
abuse of Lincoln. The workIngmen there
at upon pushed forward and forced him from thu
or platform A tumult followed, which wa
cb quellcd by squad of police. Nobody wa
hurt, and the meeting was allowed to pro
lie | ceed.
ar A meeting q the brotherhood of Locomo
i'd tive Engineer, was held in Springfield, I'LL
nois. Speeches were made by Governo
tv OgloSby and others.
ry Memorial Day Sermons
ub The ceremonies of Memorial Day were be
ca gun yesterday in Brooklyn, New forl
The Lincoln statue, in Prospect park, wa
ed decorated by several Grand Army post
y, Mayor Low delivering an address. IN
III tomb of the 'phson ship martyrs" and I'll
aP soldiers graves in Calvary cemetery wei
also decorated, Rev. Father McCabe maxim
for an address i'm the cemetery.
the A Grand Army post, OF " Westchester count
the n. Y, has adopted this resolution: "
,er- deprecate the use of Memorial Day for 9TH
than memorial purposes. We feel that Il
his | holding of entertain nments, festivities and
ers, | dulging i'm any kind of atheletic sports a
late dissertations Of the solemn holiday, again
,eir | all of which, In the name of our dead COZ
rades we solemnly protest"
Who >- .~~rS66nches and Preachers.
Rev. u. Charles R-,Uemphill, OF Sou
en- Carolina, assumed the pastdS OF tne secol
RS Presbyterian church in LouisSnd nnd;ena
and preached twice to crowHtSs anu ,au oI,nr
" The church was for many years la
ye- of the well known DIR. Stuart Robinson.
er- The Centenary Methodist Episcopal chur
sht in Jersey City, New Jersey, was dedicat'
eht Sunday morning. The ceremonies we
conducted by Bishop Harris, Of New for
NV assisted by Rev. j. =. Newman, Of Ne
Si0 York. In the afternoon Rev. T. Dew
tiy. Talmage preached sermon.
u6, The Ralph Waldo Emerson association
,ith New York, celebrated the anniversary
not Emerson's birthday by a literary and musi'
entertainment. The attendance was large
hal, Archbishop Ryan held the Whitsunti
,nn ordinations during the past week at
alls . n. siaad a. a. ,, ,.ios,hon1 "
he'd ''""s ''A "e n, " " r.,
his ."'' "' ''"'o" a'
In ReV. hehry "aro beecher SUNDAY mo
ties. ing began a series of sermons on Eyo
nest | tion ~ in Plymouth church. Brook yn Th,
tor | yvas a cro,yded audienco Mr. Reecber q
4 al - a, 60, =, L.;,,, :, ho,,,oo,, ,ho h,,u,o,, =
and the animal kingdom in their orig
ster Man had gradually grown up from barb9
ad conditions. God gave no instructions TO II
In originally, but left him to find out eve
con- thing tor himself The only revelation
sver after man hod GAINED some idea of mo
iren | nualityU