, 1879-06-07

Tho Rev. pr. Snulunt Harris. OF Chicago,
Elected lsihhop OF Michigan, In Place Of
hFcCoskry. Gono to Europe.
+. Special Dt&pasea n 7ao Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Juue 8,--To-day's proceed
!ngs Of the Episcopal Convention OF thu DID,
cosa OF Michigan were cyon more stormy than
yesterday, when the scenes enacted sayorod
tuora Of a Democratic ward CAUCUS than
tlIEuItled religious body. After some prelmt-
nary s, airing tla CunSontton proceeded, at II 40
Il. H., to an Informal ballot fur Bishop to
succeed MccoskrY, depoaed. with the follow
tlIg result: Total number Of rotes east, 12a,
Of which Bishop 0auicl q. futile received Is;
the Rev. George Wosth!nKton, 85; tho Rev.
Key. j, W. Brown, 4; the Rev. Leighton Coils
tnnu, 8; The Rny. l.. Il. Kempcr, 2; aud Qua
each for the Rows. Charles Hail, steycns
Parker, W. Il. Huntington. ". W. Newton, E.
Il. B!ahop, Marcus Lane, at,d 7. g. pttkiu, Tho
Convention tlsen resolved to adjourn until after.
noon, and proceed to voto according to Art.
Of tho Constitution, which provides tlAt ip the
election Of Uiahop thu clergy shall nominate
ulnl the laity spproyc. The attendance at tho
opeuinE afternoon session, especially OF laY
delegates, Was rather light, M uch caucusln. bo-
lng In progress. IL WAS rcportca tat forty clergy
men wcra ontltlcd to Yotea. and fortY.nlno out
Of stxty.four partshes on tho list wcre ept-
tied to representation. Thla showed t|ut
a sufficient number wera pretont 10
elect. 4 clerical yotu WIS then laken, eseh
Clergyman % hfa nanlo was callol advancing 10
tho foot nt tho altar mud ttcpostIug ills ballet.
Amid brcath1esa stluncc the following result WAS
declared: TokAl number OF votes cast, 81;
NECESSARY for choice, 10; the Raw George
WorthLngtun, Rector Of st. johns Church, In
! this city, ~; thu Rov, janus Kankik, OF Now
York, 8; Missionary Bishop Tuttla. OF Utah. Q;
tho Rev. T. a. sulroly, q; tho Rev. Charles
Hall, the Rev. Stevens parker and Bishop Elliott,
l each; blank. |. The CHAIR declared tho Rev.
pr. WorthI,lgton tile nominee Ut the c'er9Y. A
Ieccss Ut hatf su hour was tukeu, alsl the Jalty
retired for consultation. Ou their return tlle
question was put on concurrence, the Chair rul.
lug that the .lalty must vote " parishes each
parish casting one yosc. Judge Campbell ap-
sustained, leaytug escl, dolecste free 70 caat biz
| lnlrtlual vote. ballot was taken and the
la!ty rejected worthlneton's nomination bY u
vote uf II 10 ID.
| Another l,alf-hous's recess was thcu takcn.
upou reassenle]fEg thu clergy aeaail nominated
| WorahtnGtun, md out OF lU1 votes hn received
but u. Thu Convention then adjourned utt1!
eyonlIg, q which TINA 1t was sensfallJ believed
| aud Dr.. Ranktn. Of New York, substituted.
ct1s a,ll resolved to CONFIRM =. ,oue
but nominee from outside Tho diocese.
At thu evening scsslun thu clergy nosnlatal
Or. en.spsy, u Brooklyn, n. Y, who ~ss re,
jccted BY tho lRity by = yote Of ~ to !. a re-,
cess Of in hour was tRken Tor consultation by
the clergy, 1t tlla eud OF which tls nasne of DF,
Ila1rls, Of Chicago, an eptiEely now man. was
Nau.inatsa BY the clergy, whttaunon ths la!sy
demanded and wcre accorded caucus 10 eosi.
| sult 10 rc2srd to thu latest nomlnee.
Shortly before o'clock this Saturday morn.
my, thu Episcopal Convention, after delIber.
at{ux nearly TWO hours GU thu nomination OF
Samuel s. ilaTrts, Of Chicago, u bishop Of
| Michigan, elected him. tue vote Ut thu laity
standing 30 to 80,-Iuat bxrely sutllc!ant-
Knowles Insoct Powder Gun II by fss tho beat