St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.
Annual Assemblies of the Christian and
Congregational Associations
Soon to be Held.
Fifth Week at the Exposition
knights Templar Leave for
ST. Louis.
MANY Residences Being Built--The'
aIrical Attractions for the
Coming Week.
CHURCH CONvOCATIONS.
Annual Assemblies OS the Christian
md Cnnnreoa IiauoI AsSnciaIiOnS.

Annual Assemblies OS the Christian
and congregational AssOciR1iODs'
The annual convention of the Disciples
church of Minnesota will be held at the
Church of Christ on Tuesday of next week,
and will be the most important gathering OF
that sect ever held in the Northwest. 1t is
among the possibilities that Rev. EnoS
Campbell, pastor of the local church, will
tender his resignation, as he Is well adj
yanced in years and desires to see a younger
man relieve him. The church is in -four
ishing condition and the present structure,
on the corner of Portland avenue and
Eleventh street, will be replaced within
year by handsome edifce.
Beginning on Tuesday next the General
CONGREGATIONAL association of Minnesota
will hold its thirty-frSt annual meeting at
the Second church of this city. The pro-
gramme is both interesting and important,
and several prominent men from abroad
will participate. Between three hundred
and four hundred delegates are expected to
attend. Rev. IL. c. Hcvey, e. +. Young
and Wyman Elliott are the committee on
arrangements. and Rev. c. E. Wright, Rev.
j. H. Crum and Ii. ". Page the committee
On business. Beginning with a sermon on
u6SuaN evening. pN IleN. J. II. AlulAls t4lC
programme continues as follows:
WedaeSday-Morning. completion of organ,
ization, miscellaneous business, reports of
committees on finance and printing, taxation
OF parsonages and REVEALS, report on state or
religion by registrars. summary of reports by
state secretary, devotional service; afternoon,
reports OF committees on recognition coun-
ellis. state Sunday school secretary and Sun
day schools ten-minute addresses by Reys.
Z. C. Evans, J. n. Brown and n. L. Blakeslee,
business; evening, addresses by Rev A h.
Dunuing D. D., of Boston, Rev. c. X Bliss,ot
Chicago, ard DR.. S. J. Humphrey, of Chicago,
discussing the work OF tEe several pOarus
they represent.
Observation-Disclosures, devotional service,
miscellaneous business, report from Widows
and Orphans Aid society, annual meeting
Minnesota Home Missionary society, with
numerous addresses: afternoon. devotional
service, annual meeting Minnesota Wonans
Home Missionary society, with addresses oy
Mrs A. A T. Johnston, Of OberEn college,
1eport of committee on systematic beneh-
cence: evening, addresses by Rev. W. W.
Barrows D. D., of New York; Rev. J. E.
Row. D. D., Chicago. and Rev. L. H Cobb, D.
n New York, in behalf Of their respective
boards.
Friday-Morning, report Of committees on
Pilgrim, Carleton college, and discussion OF
The Church and Labor Question" by DR..
Dana, of St. Paul and others; afternoon,
business. a normal class led by DR.. Humph-
rev. of Chicago; The Gospel for the Poor,
the Drunkard and the Communist" presented
by Rev. E. s. Williams; evening, Rev. NJ.
W. MONTGOMERY on Work Among the Scan
dinaviaus;'' Rev. H. A. Shauf1er, of Cleve-
land, on THE Slavic Population OF Mime
SOFIA" Prof. H. N. Scott, of Chicago, on
1.-The Seminary and Our Foreign Population.