The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13

marked that what whites they could gather we're noe
this COneres r ws 1e er go s ooere0rs 70 give
Or Curry gave notice that nt the proper time he
would move for reconsideration Of the appropriations
maoe 70 All the conferences comprised between the
ro1omac and Ohio and Mississippi and the lakes and
.he Atlantic, except Wilmington and Baltimore confer
snocs, ana mat they be reduced fifty per cent What
money ~ gwen TO them the Doctor considered
thar thrown away
The consideration OF the domestic missions pmong
ioIegh populations the Welsh mission in North
ern New York $3.50, the Swedish in California $500 the
Swedish IN Central Illinois 81 600 the Danish in Des
ba,n s-Oo lne swedish in Erie $200a these sums
Deng the same as Last year The Norwegian mission in
minnesota received 81 co., the Swedish In the same
state got 1000, the Swedish in Newark Conference
located cniely AZ Dover n j., received $500; the
Swedish IN New England got $500 and the Swedish ia
New York, which comprises the Bethel shin and the
81 400 rednc.op oPu snao Of this CITY, received
in the New York East Conference located M Brooklvn
received 81, 5Oo-an increase Of $500. The Swedish
mission In the conference and citv which s
nearly selfsupportng got 5000 The Swedish mission
in the St Louis Conference asked for nothing and re-
ceived that The Norwegian work IN Wisconsin cot
81 600 slight reduction from last year ON repre.
sensations by Bishop Harris $500 appropriated 10
tho Swedish church in Austin, West Texas Conference
to be used al the discretion Of the Bishop residing
there The German missions being called California
German work received ST. 500 reduction OF $T5 only
the Central German Conference $50 and the Chicago
German SO 000 the these conferences had last
year, though they both asked for more They would
have been cut down well the other conferences
b for the energy Of Mr. Rothweer in pressing their
claims But he had
A HARD FIGHT
over the East German Conference. This Conference
takes in all the German communities and churches
east Of the Alleghanies, and running rs tar south
South Carolina and north as far Bangor
Me- Several members Of the committee took the
ground that there very few Germans in this region
who do not understand English well they do GER
man. and there no real need Of a distinct German
ministry conference The General Conference will
probably be asked next year TO wipe out this East Ger
man Conference 1t received So 500 instead OF $1,000
ms 1t had last year. Tho Louisiana German Conference
got 81 600 $500 less; tho Northwest German. 81 500
Southern German, $40 000 This Conference takes in
the city of Indianola, Texas, which was lately devas
tated by food The German Methodist Episcopal
church and parsonage swept away, and the mis-
sionary and his vile also lost Bishop Harris
represented that the Church had sent 10 this Confer
ence the best German preacher in the country except
Brother NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schlmbagh-and 1t is
absolutely necessary, in Bishop Harris and Bishop
Ames' opinion, TO sustain him there The Southwest
German received $1,000 Both these sums are the
same as last year. Adjourned until this morning.