The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-09-27
German Methodist Conferences.

OCrm6O N0:OOOlSt CONI0renC9s
At the closing closing session of the German
Methodist conference. held III St. Paul, BjsLol
Foss made public the following appointments
for the ensuing year:
Galena District-Emil. Chl, presiding elder, GA
phsr Schulz: DEBORAH. Iowa, H-nry K.ste; Du.
buque, Iowa. George Steler: Freeport. Richland
, Basswooa. H.. F; II: Weliemeyer:, Ga:
s2; I Hota Man G'ii aSs,
La Crosse Wis.,. john Schneider; Lancaster
Wis. TO be suppiieds Lansing, lows. C. F. Tru.
s1; hso' w P;rSs sis E Moan
Iowa, Wv. schIung;; Tomab. Wis: Charlrs Sage
low: Yellow Creek, Ill.,. Casper Hess: Frederick
shaub, professor of the German English college,
ST. Paul District-Edward J. Funk. presiding
elder, Hamline. Mimi: Browntoa and Benton,
Charles Bocltcher: Clearwater, Joseph Hspp: Grow
neapois. Fred Fisher: Menononie. Wis. Christian
Nuchenel: Minneapolis. Henry Scn,kar; Miuuol,l.
William .Berg R.l Wing. E A. sroeber:
g.. Paul. First church. rre :or'ck K,pp: St. Paul,
p; a: Buv hart; stil!wstsr. Charles F. Bume;
ton; A H K s2ns; Wiaons W F. Gre,we:
Gebharl: Blooming Grove, john Spicser; Cannon
River River. J. C. J'hn; p;uvi;ls. TO De sup
tin Brederhorft: M.nEato. ". r Fr i:at ::
Mountain Ma' IKE and Lalnberton; W. Il Kornis:
Frederick Hosrefe; Rochester ami Dover, Henry
Roti. and one to bo supplied; Sleepy E;e, Trel-
eriGs Pyene; Waseca, Gc,,cib Rahe.
UnpeI Iowa D'Sr:ct-Wi,liam schreimer: pre-
Putt; Alden and Webster City. Iowa. Henry
schu'dt: COMA. Iowa. H: A. Westpha: Char:e:
Cy, Iowa. Andrew Dreamer; E'lora. Iowa,
Eanck: Fort Dodge, Iowa. Gotl=ib Heubner:
Garner. Iowa. William Koener: G'adbrook Iowa,
Emil Drenser: Le Mars; lows. Adolf Dulilz: Nor.
". Hrnke; Sheldon and Spencer. Iowa. to he sup
piled: Storm Lake, TO be supplied; West Side and
Ida. Iowa. John Lem<a.
=, D,ko'a D'zt1ictIE; E scaucte, presiding elder,
Mankato: Ada and Crooks on, j. +. Hor;ke; Ash
Lake. Mission aid: WATERFOWL, William West,hal
and one to BE- SUPPLIED; Big Stone City. OAK. to DC
s nop D n0Fa Wa M1% MsS NJ" r,, YER
OAK. to be supplied: Redaeld. OAK. " H. Ro. ting
Valley City. OAK. Gustav Robe; Wadena, Louis J.
Bronner: Frankstone and Frederick, OAK G. T.
Differing opinions have been file: BY
Chief Justice Gil6Ilan an Justic, Berry in
the case of A. Sell, Goodhue county, who
applied for writ of babeas corpus, to be
followed by his discharge or reduction in
the amount Of bail, be bsing under arrest
person ana
his bail 2xea at $1,000.
Letters received from the ladies whs left
Einona in July last for the Argentine Re-
public announce their safe arrival after a
remarkably favorable voyage. The party
were the recipients of numerous courtesies
at the hands of governnls ut officials aad by
leading American and British residents.
The ladies all go to Parana to study the
Spanish Language until assigned as teachers.
Carleton college at Fa-ibauIt has the
largest number Of stu:ents ever received
since it opened. The ladies' hail is filled to
OVERLOOKING, and enhancement of q new hall
is Immediately necessary. The effort to
raiee 500 600 in the state for its endow-
ment is COW in progress. Its faculty has
been increased and its appliances enlarged.
Little Veta West, of Austin, was thrown
from q carriage a few days ago, receiving
an ugly scalp wound from striking the
wheel aud ground and receiving other
bruises about the head.
John R. Folsom, we'll known proprietor
of the Central house, Morris, died on S It.
urday night after lingering illness, and
was buried by the Ma:onic lodge.
Rev. Nystrom, who started on Friday
IOA AaAc 4IaIE4c 4OI OeuV1llc county, WIN
a fine team belonging to Andrew Nelson,
was ran away with and severely bruised.
The horses we're found la:cr one dead and
the OTHER dying.
William Marley, charged with shooting
Ed. Lynch, at Duluth, has been held fol-
trial in $1,000 bonds.
G. w. Benjamin, an old and respected
c!t'z N of Concord, died few da;s ago.
Col. r. P. McGlincy, secretary OF the
Northwestern Dairymen's association, will
deliver the annual address before the Fari.
bault County Agricultural society's fai-.
A saloon in Saltwater, owned by Lind.
bloom & Bro. was burslar;zed few nights
ago to the extent of $50 in cash. SO We nth
IF wine, cigars, etc. The thieves effected
an entrance by removing light Of glass
The farmers of Waseca county have held
a n ass meeting t. organize and raise funds
to fight the Cooley cream can man, who
claims royalty.
Red Wing seminary opened its theolog-
ical department a few days ago, aud will
be under the charge of Prof s r Gnnner-