New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
HOOTING AT ENDEAVORERS
Az FyCITINCf EPISODE OF THE BIG CON
vENTION IN MONTREAL

! DELEGATES THREATENED IN MOB hACliED
OVER ia PRESSES ARTICLE ON THE
CATHOLIC MATTEI;-TALKS or MISSIONS
-DENoMINATIONAL RALLlR'-EN'
PERTAINING TIE DELEGATES.
| InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
! NortreaI July s-rhc Royal Scots are ordered out
under arms I'm front Of the Drill Hall tonight 10 p
vent disturbance. This Is because something not u'"'
| ON the programme occurred ut the sessions vi NV
| Christian Endcavor convention last night The SHE
n,, IN. display of banners aud the general aw'R'-
ing have attracted crowds Of the lower classes 10
| the Drill Hall and tent. After the HIST duar"' VI
the meeting the delegates are supposed To nave cum"
| I'm and the doors are thrown open 10 al co
Last night after the doors had been opened anu oo'"
tho toni and the hail were crowded about 900 per
cons were still left outside. The article In La
PROSE- French paper OF Montreal, denouncihg inv
convention for the uterancc OF speakers upon the SUI
| icct Of Roman Catholicism was In the minds oil u'e
| rough fellows standing about and 1t CID not UNIV
| long for angry movement To pass 'hrous" wv
/ whole assemblage. one or two OF the Dolu'r o''
began to call after passing delegates and the crown
| rapidly became excited.
| ~Yon come 10 city and insult u.s. cr'd
Catholic 10 a Christian Endcavorer from n southern
state Tie delegate stopped and responded indis-
| runtly rcpndating the idea. lie quickly sur
rounded Ly the mob. who hootcd and hurled epihee'
at him.
In an instant the Rev. G. II. Tynda OF the Broomc
Street Tabernacle. York, stood at his SIDE anu
mounting c fence. begaf 10 address the crowd who"
was growing in size every minute. lie spoke calmly
! much As he would speak I'm his own church. ana 'h'
ri+ tlnt had oppcard imminent seemed TO be qucl,d
| When lie stepped dowi. however, the disorder broke
! ont again and a stone hurled which struck
Montreal woman. just then the great meetings u
the tent and the Drill Hall were LET ont and 2ooo"
rcr,o. singing hymns and wearing the badges oil Inc
| Christian Tndeavor Army. burst into the street
! They knew nothing Of what had lecn going on anu
the fearless way In which the women ard men WalAeu
straight into the lowering mob took the rough fellows
completely by .urpr 20. and they disappeared INK" the
mist before sunshine. II was r"niarhape Sis"'
| This morning many prominent CathoNs a"pr''''e"
tile act II the mob. saying that It ala not repr's'"
the attitude Of the intelligent Catholics of the city
In the morning session President Clark referred 10
the disturbance. regretting the whole affair. lie did
not. however make any reference to the h'V' "r'
| Karmaricr's nderess 4. the tent YESTERDAY.
missions" was the subject Of consideration IN
Dill Hall this morning :. L. Mer'hot of Evanston
| III spoke Of missionary literature. Among other
things Les said
Missionary literature IS The neas Of the army Of
God moving +, the winning Of world 10 the Prince Of
Polcc ,amplrn inqneurstcd when In Iden ia" angel
Of tho flashing sword, hrcath,d hope into broken hearts
IL. nar,ati,r along N" ROUGH @as, - Time "
calvary whore leader caught victory non clctt IN
tho rock Antioch becomes m hr-t ri--ioaarv head
quartcr- While foreign mi.onarY Paul, makes The
Roman forum ring with HIS c,qucuoc aud brands the
IN u Italv ~ Cist with his blood Then The forests
Of crry th, pa -. Of Northumberland and the Wild, Of
Wal -wfnc-. ~, emblem wLe OIL sotIas
h., the Messiah, l1nae~ il ki-'d bv th' h''|'@ OF
te,,on Tramp tramp. tramp. ~ >"'c'ing so'dry
move over America. CHINA India and Japan T. 'oDn" villa
o.. song, II Christian triumph. wh'" NE "htif mes
commence {, numinc darkest hn.,, No other such
fI.a II lN
.t.rping. 81 IN, King In missionary history. Like
nlah,y army uoso, the thuroh 81 tod HI"' anu
t.r..u.. have moved lor,.s tho STAG q" MISSIONARY
b.,r Ike -tsr. II nr.t migitui IA heavens ga NV
he great tra,urchou," u missionary history - crowded
fu ~ historic fact 80 uiling character and with
si,h noncntou- b,nine on a worlds destiny a. 10
- opni the mind.
chal.ugc an tho sciences produce or IN arts 10
bring + r,h ine Of fascinating ia interest
,,. rll,bl, ~ inceDn; youth than tn procession ~
vo-;. ,io, ,,. ~. roW suggest MOI - 'ld'' :"
pardc., England "our Co,i ny "IAf" u JHY We
,aul.,' n ,ttre At tho Top" How Ia" other iI'h
Live 90 The thldi.n 81 m Poor" DO yo' want !"
D., ,...d hard a, T., your Adcliiv your tfustl -hn
read -,.,-t, Christi "lG-fnc' Of 'hc Mission FED
.r,. First Thr, C,uirr'~ ~ C1fi-tnn Missions. 10
,o, want ,,nr heart to lap with ly over the sublime
,unnr,nnity NJ T.. YOU hcn "'d "lh' MI''" OF
N0-.t,,. The ,rat.st iins ia a." NotlG' In"
uol, Sniht and Nj .ons' "rh" GfNt value ana success
Of ror.-n Missions" "Thc Divine Eat'rrfio ' 'l'h'.
Mis- Elt T.. McIaurin. tie Rev }. Gilbert iced
pf
In. Church IL s,lth Bo,toa. AMI BE Rev. J. !.
uccroory. Of Irtt,burg also pokc Oh variG' phases
Of mi, .ionary effort.
The session in the tent taken mp with the
report of ia" chalrmou Of the commitc" confer
encc, lci the DAY before. The entire afternoon was
given mp TO the d"nominational rallies. IN lar the
largest Of thc.. Wa, IA. PRESBYTERIAN. held In tn"
Cn,crnt Presbyterian Church The Rev. j Clement
French. of Newark y. J presided. W. Henry Grant,
, rhI,dnlp,i. r,pr,srutrd the TOrrcn> Board work.
The Rev. r. u. PcnGcd. Of New York city. >pok"
for home missions: AM Miss f. VI. NI'hari. OF New
York polk, fDt Women, work The Roy. DR.. Rand rha
cr Indianapolis Miss sro ne II. Irookicld Of Bel
vidcr. y j.: the Rev. W Arthur -pooner. Of Camden.
y J.. ard J. Howard Breed Of Philadelphia wcr"
tie other speakers. over 1000 persons were
present.
The other rallies, With their leaders, w.r': Re.
formed Dutch Church In America. the Rev VI. VI.
rInford. Carthag,. Ind. presiding; Friends. the
Rev. w. II. Mcmillan. Allegheny city, Penn,
pr.,lding: United Prrsbyt'rin. the Rev. Il. l..
-vain Wcstvl". ohio. presiding, United
urct,ron the Rev j. II. Wright. West Liberty. Iowa.
mr., Siding: Disciple, of Christ the Rev. y. l.. Rey
ncld, Ncw Brighton. Penn. presiding; Methodist
pr.i,.,tant the Rev. ". II. Gcstwcit Minneapolis.
pr. siding: Baptist the Rev. VI. Rhodes. ST. Louis.
pr,,idng Lutheran. the Rev James h. lin. Mcdforl,
Mas. prcsiiug; Congregational. Y. NJ. =. ~ build
ing directors room. the Rev. J. Ec:gcscnwrin.
L.llnoa, Penn. presiding, Evang, Heal A.
socation. the Rev. william Patterson, To
ronto presiding; Canadian Presbyterian. ri.
bartholomew, Church. the Rev william Tracy.
philadelphia. presiding: Reformed Epscopallan High
school Auditorium Canon J. b. Richardson, Lon
don. ont presiding: Protestant Episcopal Church
I'm Canada and the United States, ST. James Methodist
Church. the Rev. \. NJ. Phillips. Toronto presiding
Joint Rally. Methodist Episcopal Methodist Episcopal