Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-18
METHODIST ASSEMBLY.
NORTH WESTERN = GERMAN CON
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Close of the Five Days .Session-Forma-
ton of = National Life Insurance Com
pany to Protect Church Property-Con-
ference Appointments-The New Dakota
District.
The Northwestern German conference
consumed the hours of its closing session
Yesterday forenoon in finishing up its
business, in which it was shown that quite
number of churches and large mem
bership had been ADDED to the denomlna-
ton for the conference year.
Among other business transacted was
the formation of Conference National Iu-
suranoe company for the purpose of
securing church property in the several
conference districts against loss by fire.
The plan of insurance embraces the pay
ment of fifty cents on each 81 900 of prop
erty insured, and when necessary, to make
further assessment on the members of the
churches to pay losses which may amount
to more than may be in the treasury at
such time. The officers are as fol
lows: President, F. Kopp, St Paul; vice
president, II. Boetcher, LIE Sueur; secre-
tary, G. E. Hitler, New Ulm; treasurer, E..
G. Funk, Hamline.
Bishop Foss brought the services to a
termination by reading the following ap-
pointments:
GALENA DISTRICT.
Emil Uhl, presiding elder, Galena, Ill.
Colesburg and Export, Ia, Christopher
Schulz.
DEBORAH, a., Henry Kaste.
Dubuque, La, George Steller.
Freeport, Richland and Basswood, H., II
Wellemeyer.
Galeua, IL, Hermann Meyer.
Girard, Ia Philip Wacker.
Hokah, Mimi, Frederick Hayermeyer.
La Crosse, Wis, John Schneider.
Lancaster, Wis, to be supplied.
Lansing, Ia, L Trumen.
Lena and Jewell Prairie, Ill. f'mil Christ.
PlatteyIlle, Wis, C II Priebe.
Sheriff. Mount, Ia, w Schlung.
Tomah, Wis, Chas SagelOw.
Yellow Creek. Ill, Casper Hess.
Frederick Shaub, professor in the German En-.
rlish college, member of the Galena Quarterly
conference.
ST. PAUL DISTRICT.
Edward J Funk, presiding elder, Hamline,
Mimi.
Brownton and Benton, Chas. BOettcher.
Clearwater, Joseph Hepp
Crow River and Greenwood, August Krienke.
East Minneapolis, Fred Fisher.
MenOmOnle, Wis, Christian Nuchenel.
Minneapolis, Henry Schnitkar.
Minnold, VIM. Berg.
Red Wing, E. A. Stroeber.
st. Paul, First Chu Oh, Frederick hopp.
st. Paul, Second Church, West St. Paul, c.
9, Miller.
Sa EN-. e. A. Buvehart.
Saltwater, Chas. F. Blume.
Wabashaw, Chas. SoAoenheiter.
Washington, A h KOermer.
WinOna, w. T. Greewe.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DISTRICT.
Geo. Hartung, presiding elder, Faribault.
Beaver Falls, Christian Gebhard.
blooming Grove, John epicker.
Cannon River, J. C. jain.
DanVille, to be supplied.
Faribault, F. W. Bucholz.
Henderson, August Bielighausen.
JOrdon, Martin Brederhoeft.
MankatO, W. F. Fritze.
Mountain Lake and Lamberton, w. II. Kor-
mig.
New Ulm and Lafayette, G. E. Hitler.
Owatonna Fred -rck II oyrefe.
Rochester and Dover, Henry Roth, and one
to be supplied.
Sleepy Eye, Frederick Pyeine.
Waseca, Go tleib Raihle.
UPPER IOWA DISTRICT.
VIM. Schreimer, presiding elder. Fl. Dodge,
la.
Albert Lea, Daniel Puff
Alden and Webster City, Ia, Henry
Schuldt
Agona, Ia, H A. Westphal
Charles City, Ia, Andrew Bremen.
Eldora, Ia, Philip Humme.
Flood Greek, Ia John Hanck.
Fl. Dodge, Ia, Gotlieb Heubner.
Garner, Ia, VIM. Koener.
Glad Brook, Ia, Emil Dreuger.
LIE Mars, Ia, Adolf Dulitz.
Nora Springs, Ia, VIM. KOpp.
Odelbolt, Ia, E. W. Henke.
Sheldon and Spencer, Ia, to he sup
piled.
Storm Lake, to be supplied.
West Side and Ida, Ia, john Lemke.
DAKOTA DISTRICT.
Il. E. Schuette presiding elder, Mankato.
Ada and CrookstOn, J. Z. Hortke.
Ash Lake, Mission aid
Watertown, VIM. Westphal and one to be
supplied.
Big stone City, D. T., to be supplied.
MOrias, VIM. Mas.
Mt. Vernon, D. T., VIM. Pagenhurst.
Parker, ID. T., to be supplied.
Redfeld, d. T., W. H Rolling.
Valley City, d. T., Gustav Robe.
Wadena, Louis ]. Bremen.
FrankstOne and Frederick, D. T., G. Z.
Kienle.
Grand Forks, D. T., to be supplied.
If You are .frequentsr or a resident Of mi
asmatic district, barricade your system against
The scourge of all new countries-ague, bilious
and intermittent fevers-by the use Of Hop Bit
ters.
LUDDNaroN, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.
have sold Hop Bitters for four years and
there is no medicine that surpasses them for
bilious attacks, kidney complaints and many
diseases incident to this malarial climate.
II. T. ALEXANDER.
THE RIFLE SHOTS.
The FOnrth Days Practice of the Fort
Smelling Rifle Team.
The rifle practice at Fort Smelling
was continued at the range near the fort
yesterday and resulted as follows: