The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-19
SCHOOL AND cAuacH.

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After nine years labor, the first ~
vision of the Malagasy Bible is now
completed.
i There are now thirty-one women
In the Universalst ministry. Six Of
these have churches In nlinois --CM-
sago L,ster OCEAN. srs ~ #N
1t is stated that nearly one thou
| sand persons have united with The Meth
odist Church ct Los Angeles, Cal, as q
result of the recent revival.
The Baptist Southern Theological
Seminary, has had $50, 900 given TO It
by yMessrs. Rockefeller, Hoyt, Bostwiok.
Pratt and others. y&SS k.FEE
Rev j. Benson Hamilton. Of New
York, illustrates his sermons by means
Of black board at the rear Of the pull
pit. He is drawing large audiences
NJ Y. Times. 'i''' 0'''tND
1.-THE pupils Of Georgia school
who went out on strike against an OBJ
noxious teacher got SO far as to nail up
the school.house door. Then their
dsdtlies took them in charge. - Chicago
Mail
The superintendent of the Rutland
(vA) schools encourages the pupils TO
lay aside their spare pennies in sav-
ing bank, and with such success that
at the end Of last month they had de-
posted about two hundred dollars
Rutland Herald. fUG U5Iia
The order Of Jesuits, which has
been in existence $50 years, has sup.
piled the world with 24S saints, 1900
martyrs, IS Popes, 60 Cardinals, 1000
Archbishops and Bishops, and has a.
| present $500 missionaries.-M Y. L,
dependent.
The French officials on the island
Of Marc, New Caledonia, continue
their high-handed persecution and i'm
| prisonment Of the native Christian pas
tors for the crime of being Protestant
| Christians. As yet no effort to secure
redress has been available. w o.
Rev. DR.. Carey, Of Delhi. India, in
q recent missionary speech in England.
said that there are two William Careys
now Ii the missionary field, both con-
neotsd with the, Baptist Society, and
that another Of that name, now a little
boy, he trusted would yet be y mission
ary. 1os e,-,. .Iu1I aH.
The New England Conferences Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church re-
GENTLY held its eighty-seventh annual
session at the Washington Street
Church, Newburyport, Mass. The
membership of the churches repre-.
sented has Increased to more than
thirty-ive thousand, and the number
1 of pastors has more than doubled since
the conference last met in Newbury-
port, sthirty-five years ago. - Boston
Journal. i... -. .......r :. gas
The New York Examiner reports
religious interest in most of the Baptist
schools for colored people. In Rich
tmond Theological Seminary a number
i Of stndents are planning to go to
Africa as missionaries. At Hartshorn
Memorial College, in Richmond, the
students have given eighty dollars for
African missions. AT the Atlanta
Seminary one hundred and twenty-five
young men are enrolled, nearly half OF
whom are ordained, licensed, or have
the ministery in view. 1n ~ (. a't.
One of the members of Pilgrim
Congregational Church, of New York,
decided that. the lack of interest in
mission work was due altogether to
the ignorance ON the subject. She in
vited the members of the church and
Sunday-school, who would like to know
more about missions, to be present in
her parlors on Sunday evenings, and
invited missionaries who CHANGED to
be in New York on Sunday to come
and give talk to herself and friends
The result of this effort has been tha
| the parlors are crowded. and large
and enthusiastic mission circle has been
organized in the Sunday-schooln
Christian Union.