Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-10
GERMAN N. 2. CoNrERj9jEiNOE.
Second Days ProceediDgs-The Appoint
ments to DO Announced Tomorrow,

Second Days ProceediDxs-The Appoint
ments to BIO Announced Tomorrow,
Devotional services opened at 80, conduct
ed by Rev. +. Schmidt. The bishop took the
chair at $50 and the reading of the minutes of
yesterdays session was called for. The absen-
tees were called aud two responded. Galena
will be the seat of the next general conference.
The first question was taken up, "Have any
entered this conference by transfer, or read
mission?' J. G. Speckmann was re-admitted
and Philip Wacker was announced as trans
fer by Bishop Andrews from the Chicago Ger
man conference.
The fourth question, s.Who are admitted in
to full connection" Carl G. Mueller, Wilhelm
Pornmerenke, Herman E. Young, Emil Draeger,
Carl Peglow, and Joseph Hepp were called for
ward by the bishop and addressed in regard to
the usual questions in an impressing manner
They passed in character and were admitted
into full connection and elected to deacon's
orders.
Christian Mauer and F. II. Wellemeyer not
having been examined were confined on trial.
Communication and report from tko orphan
asylum at Berea, Ohio, was presented, read and
referred to the committee on orphan asylum.
The special order for 10 A. H., the election of
delegates to the general conference, which is to
be held in Cincinnati next May, was taken up
with Rev. E. ]. Funk and e. Uhl as tellers.
IL. E.
Of Galena, were elected delegates. Revs. E. E.
schnette, of Mankate, and 81. 4chnitker, of
Rochester, having the next highest votes, were
declared alternate delegates. Rev. J. Kehbiel,
associate editor of the - 4pologist.
S Rev; J: =; c h, tz and Rev: IT,: B.
nesota conference; Rev. Lirisse and Rev.
Bunse, of the Evangelical association; Rev.
John Hutton, the State bible agent of the
American Bible society. were introduced to
s the conference. 81. @. Dickhaut addressed the
conference in behalf of the Book Concern.
A memorial of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union was presented, and referred to
the COMMITTEES on temperance. Zs-21
The annual report from the Northwestern
German and English Normal school was pre-
scented, and referred to the committee on edu-
cation. s5 .71'N' 81
The second question was taken up: z''who
Joat Schmidt, J. 9. Huber, c. 81. Priabe,
John Lemke and Hermann Zimmerman were
presented and admitted. =@L--
The committee in the case of J. L. Schaefer
reported that he pleaded guilty and was ex-
PEELED from the church and ministry. -
The minutes were read up and the several
committees called. --,......es.e
The laymen of the lay electoral conference.
will assemble in the church this morning, and
the bishop will give tho address of fr.ternal
greeting. ..
Bishop Peck will preach in the Rosabel
church at 10: 80 A. NJ, Sunday, after which the
ordination of deacons will be entered into. At
8 P. M. the bishop will also preach at the Jack
son street church. Further appointments for
supplies from the conference for the city pull
pits will be made in the SUNDAY GLOBE.
The bishop stated that the minute business
was at close, but as he desired to remain over
Sunday he would devote the balance of the
week with the cabinet in preparing the ap-
pointments, which he would be able to give the
brethren Saturday evening. He said, however,
that he wanted all to remain over the Sabbath
to enjoy the sermons and ordination of dea-
CONS