The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-02
Damage by Storm at DaIeville-Suicide of a
Wabash Comfy Farmer-'The Slayer of
a RobOer Released from Custody.
Fatal Fall of a Prominent Citizen of
Laporte.
The Shelbyville Tragedy-Coming Meeting
of the Illinois Young Mems Christian
Association-Notes

Appointments for the Coming Year.
special to the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS Oct 1.-The closing session of
the Southeast Indiana Conference was held
this morning Bishop Foss presiding. Reys.
Curtiss and Newkirk were appointed trus-
tees for Asbury, and DR.. Andrus ADD Rev.
J, s. Tevis visitors to saSsa A. e. Walker,
G. R. T. Lathrop and L. Va. Rawle were Or
damned elders; and Dr. Marion, L. D. Moore,
S. f. Tincher, John Maupin and D. Ryan
were ordained deacons. The membership of
this conference numbers 100, of whom
ninety-seven were in attendance. The list
of appointments for the ensuing year is as
follows:
INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT. K. PYE, PRESIDING
ELDER.
Indianapolis Roberts Park, r. C. Hough-
ton; Fletcher Place, /. H. Doddridge Cen
tral-avenue, A. Marine; Grace NJ. E. S. A.
Bryant; Third-street E. B. Rawle; Seventh
street. NJ. L. Wells Edwin Ray, T. H.
Lynch. Irvington, J. W. Turner Acton, A.
Gain; Bean Blossom, ]. Norton; Castleton
W. L. Grubbs; Falkland B. F. Morgan
Franklin, J. w. Duncan; Greenwood, w. H
Whitman; Huntsville, J. G. White; Hope,
Jesse Miller; Malott Park, W. P Clansey;
Niuevah. A. Jameson; Palestine, F. II. Nc
CLAIM: Southport J. Cotton; Waldron, J. s.
Ruckles; North Indianapolis, supply.
JEFFERsoNvILLE DISTRICTS. P. JENKINS, PRE-
SIDING ELDER.
Jacksonville, Wall-street, G. L. Curtss
Jacksonville, Asbury, A. E. Walker;
Brownstown, Prof. Harrison; Butlerville,
supply; Charlestown, T. B. McClain; Column
bus, R. D. Black Crotherviile, A Scott
Edinburg, c. w. Lee; Flatrock, c. E. Line
Freetown, W. E. Mathews Henryville, D. T.
Hedges; Holman, A. q. Wade; Jonesville, J.
P. Maupin; Kent J. 7. O'Neil; New Wash
ington, w. H. Burton; Paris J. Mendall;
Port Fulton, T. G.. Beharrell Salt creek,
supply; Seymour, V. W. Tevis; South Beth
any, l.. King; Taylorsville. A. NJ Lowden
Utica, W. w. Reynolds; Vernon, H. Nor
row; Scottsburg, H. NJ. Elmy.
CoNNERsvILLE DisTRIcT-E. L. DoLPH, PREsID-
ING ELDER.
Connersville, John s. Tevis; Abingdon, c.
w. Tnsley; BrookvilEe, E. A. Cambell
Brownsville, D. c. Benjamin; Carthage, G. s.
Conner; Clarksburg, supply; Fairfield, G. w
Wilson; Glenwood, J. w. Deshiell; Laurel,
w. W. Snlder; Liberty, F. S. Potts. College
Corner, f. S. Potts; Arlington, T. W. Con-
ner Metamora, G. c. Clouds; Milford, J.
Macklin; Milroy, G. W. Winchester, D. A.
Robertson; Milton, A. w. Marlatt; Morris
town, s. F, Tincher; Mount Carmel, D. Ryan;
New Trenton, supply; Rushvlle, J. A. Sar-
gent; Saint Paul. ]. P. Bell; Shelbyville,
Samuel Tincher.
MooRE's HILL DIsTRIcT-R- ROBERTS, PRESIDING
ELDER.
Greensburg, First Church, ]. G. Chaffee;
Greensburg, Centenary, c. C. Edwards; Au-
rora, E. H. Wood; Canaan, F. A. Guthrie;
Delaware, C. E. Hester; Dillsboro, J. w.
Miller; Hartford, G. r. T. Lathrop
Lawrenceburg, c. Tinsley; Lawrence
burg circuit. W. R. Lathrop; Madison
F. c. Holiday; Manchester, L. D. Moore
Moores Hill B. w. Cooper; Morefield, R. L.
Cancer; North Madison. J. w. Allen; Patriot
NJ. B. Hyde Rising Sun, w. w. Baldwin;
Sugar Branch, J. McCan: Vevay, H. Harris;
Versailles, G. Cochran; Osgood, l. n Thomp-
son; Wilmington, j. Turner.
Seymour was selected as the next place of
meeting and about 81, 600 in subscriptions
was secured to be applied on the interest of
the Asbury endowment assumed by this con-
ference,