Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-12

Topic TOE discussion, partlclpate0 IN ny tue
convention. The discussion was opened by
Col. Il. N. Newport, and the paper read by
Judson N. Gross.
"Soma contributions which the West may be
expected to make to the Congregationalism
of the future.'' The minutes we're read
some business of no great Importance to the
outside world transacted, and the convention
adjourned till evening.
CLOSING SESSION.
The evening session, and last Of the CON
ference, was called to order at o'clock. The
attendance was not so large as it would have
been had the streets been in better condition
The heavy rains Of the day seemed to dam
pen the ardor f those not especially Goa
nected with nor being participators in, the
exercises.
a prayer service of a half hour was con
cluded by w. II. Clark, of Minneapolis. The
balance OF the time was taken up in listening
to very able addresses by the secretary of thu
American Board and others.
SUNDAY APPOINTMENTS.
Delegates to the convention have been ap
pointed to preach to- day, as follows:
First Church-Forenoon, Rev. D. L. Leon
ard; home missionary prayer meeting at 8
led by the Rev. L. H. Cobb. Afternoon
children's injecting at 2:3O; addresses by
Bros. Sutherland, Burnell and Loba. Com
munion services at $3.50, conducted by Rev
William GILL;. w. CLANCY. Evening ser
Strong will preside.
Plymouth Church-Forenoon, Rev. D. B.
Coe, D. D. Afternoon, Rev. J. H. Morley.
Pilgrim Church-Forenc on, Rev. p. B.
Fish. Afternoon, Kew. G. S. PelCon.
Second Church-Forenoon, Rev. @. E.
N1iglet. Afternoon. addresses by X. A. Bur
nell, Rev. +. N. Walcott, and others.
Reformed Episcopal Church-Forenoon
Rev. J. r. Chalmers. Afternoon, Rev. J. L
Corey.
Andrew Presbyterian Church-Forenoon
Rev. w. W. Smell. Afternoon, Rev. Charles
Sheldon.
| Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rev. T.. w. CLANCY. Afternoon, Rev. G. A.
Condit
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church of St.
Paul-Rev. r. A. Beard.
Freewill Baptist Church-Forenoon, Rev.
L. II. Barteau.
| Universalist Church-Rev. D. A. More
house.
Baptist Church, E. D.-Forenoon, Rev. L.
Loring.
First Baptist ChUrch-Fcrenoon, Rev.
| VIM. Walker, D. D. Afternoon, Rev. Henry
Willard.
Clark Chapel of Plymouth-Rev. F. N.
Walcott.
TIE COUNTY TICKET.
! The Republicans Place n Fail TscHet IL.
| the Fse1d-7he Old Candidates Renon.i-
| mated.
| The Republicans Of Hennepin county, to
the number of 100, met IN convention yes
terday morning at Association hall.
Frederick Hooker was elected chairman
and Charles w. johnson secretary.
j. H. Thompson, Edgar Nash, S. X. Wa
terman, George W. Savage and G. ". Irwin
were appointed as committee Oh creden-
tials and reported the delegates entitled to
| seats in the convention.
The temporary officers were, on motion,
| made the permanent officers of the conven-
ton.
The convention was then declared open
for nominations.
NOMINATIONS.
For the position of judge of probate the
Only udu0 mc1lllOuCu WAS lu1t VI Luo present.
incumbent John p. Rea, who was nominated
by reclamation.
Frank j. Slocu1n, the present county
treasurer, was unanimously made the nomi-
nee for the Office of county treasurer.
The names of G.. w. Smith and z. w.
Snyder we're mentioned for the Office of
county superintendent of schools, and on
motion the convention proceeded to an in
formal ballot Byron Sutherland and D..
D. Green were appointed tellers and the
ballot resulted as follows:
Il. w. Snyder. Ia
Mr.. Smiths nomination was on motion
made unanimous.
A. Euland was nominated court commits
sioner by reclamation.
The chairman of the convention was au-
thorized 10 appoint county committee, the
names of the committee to be published.
The convention proper then adjourned.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT.
The delegates from this district met imme-
diately after tho convention adjourned, and
after electing DR.. E. R. Perkins chairman,
and M. S. Starring secretary, proceeded to
put names in nomination. The first ballot,
which was an informal one, resulted as fol-
| lows:
ID. II. Cunningham 3
W1DSlOW BAKER.