The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-23
CONFERENCE WORK.
New Methodist Appointments 10 Eastern
Ohio.
The Result of the Labor of ChuTchmen at
Alllance--Pastors Assigned to
Charges In the
District.

hLLlANNb8 " oopgouuoA 6As-Ab suo
East Oni0 N. K. Conference the follow
Ing preachers were continued In the
suDerannuste relation: l. Dallas, s.
Baker, 8. Hubbard, A. Drumm0nd, @. &.
Campan, A. ReaVes, T. r. Radcl'R, :.
Lewis. L. Petty, G. q, Jackson, j. Phil
lips. 4. P. Jacobs, 8. franklin, P. l.
Backmer, G. Brown, II. L. Cole, W. r.
Johnson, Il. KiDgsle, John McClRin, &.
I. Wheeler, j. Wriggleworth, G. Wilkin-
son, j. 8. Brown, A, FOut. 4 Wade
Moore, N Williams, L W. Ely, T,B. Bate,
w. f. Wilson, 7. B. Bend, j. NJ. Bray,
Samuel Grouse. John Tribby. s. Y. Ken
nedy, Il. Kellogg, N. Q. Brown, K.
Gray. Il. N. Stearns, R. W. Sherwood, d.
Gordon. Z. W. Crane, D. Rhodes, L. E.
Beardsley, j. Wright, j B. Hammond, j.
D. Leggett and j. R. Cooper. SIperan-
nuates deceased In past conference year: !:
j. c. Russell, e. K McCne E. o. PlymD-
ton, K. Prindle, j. COYle, F. d. Fast and
and David Misner. David e. Lee and j.
W. Weaver were made effective. j. R
Boiler was transferred from the pffec-
tive to the supersnnuRted class. Fair
bank StOckdale was left without ap-
p0intment to attend school. Z B. Web
ster was granted q location. j. r
Hoover, j. II. Daane, 7 j. RsRm, Hiram
Miller, j. 8. Y0umans, @. l.. KngSbury,
and 7. McCleary were transferred from
the effective to the supernumerary
class.
The special report advising an in
creased appropriation for Mt Union Col
lege was adopted. An invitation to hold
the session of 1887 In Cleveland was
! rendered by DTs. NOrcrOss and Pope and
accepted. The reports of educational
committee on Allegheny and Scio Col
leges were adopted. Resolutions eulo-
g'zlng the late Rev. G. G. H8ddock, If
Sioux Fslls, Ia, and calling for the ap-
prehensiOn of his murderer, were adopt
ed. A collection was raised 70 apply on
the reward or go to the widow. A me
| mortal asking Congress to redress the
Chinese grievances was adopted. Tenn
peTance resolutions indorsing all forms
for the suppression of the liquor evil
were passed. An amendment denOunc
ing the tax or license system was car
Tied after hot discussion. The filth
Sunday In October was set apart as a
temperance day. A resolution of sympa-
thy with Alliance In her prohibition
fight was pass d.
luO lOBO1N VI NuO OlhLl5LlCol btCI6
showed among other detaIlp: Probation
prs 2453. full members 80 600, chu ches
5ll, value $1896 800, contributions to
benevolent objects the past year $45 69l
| After discussion $500 appropriation
was recommended for the Broadway
| church, Cleveland, for Bohemian mission
work. The trustees of Lakeside reported
that resort prosperous and good work
| done by 1t. A resolution urging sub.
mission to the people Of a prohibitOry
! amendment will ba laid before the leg.
islature by the medium of the Womsn'5
| Christian Temperance Union. A com.
mittee was appointed to have the E 4st
Ohio Conference legally incorporated.
Votes OF thanks were passed to Bishop
FOss, the citiZ9ns of Alliance, press, etc,
| also to W. II. Locke, conference secre-
tary for the last four years, who now re-
tires. Bishop G. d. FOss prefaced with
some clear, impressive remarks, the ap-
pOintmente:
Akron district, W. q. Locke, presiding
elder: Akron, First church, K X.
Young; Akron, Second church, NJ. W.
Dallas; Bedford, G. Z Locke; BracevilIe,
D. A. Pieice; BristolVille, A. W. Holmes,
Garfield, B. K. Edgell; Charleston, A. G.
Welsh; CuyahOga Falls, e j. Smith;
Deer6eld, W. N. Webster; EdinbUrg, ].
L. D4wsOn; G GTretlsville, W. a. L ley;
Hudson, d. L. Clark; Kent, j. R. Keyel;
LeaVittsburg, &. s. Baker; Mantns, G..
/. Norris; MOgadOre, & B LeWie Nelson,
W. B. Hollingshesd; Newton Falls, j, R.
Jacob; North Jackson, 8. G. K nnedy;
Peninsula, @. H, Hanks, supply; Pleas
ant Valley, j. H. White; RaVenns, L,
Slniz; ROOtstown, |. ]. Harris; Tall.
madge, Joseph Gledhi'l; Twinsburg, L.
s. RAIDER; Warren, j. W. CsmpbelI; West
Farmlngton, s. Collier; Windbam, E Fl.
Yingllng; q. e. Pearson, chaplain U. 3.
A, Prescott, A. T.; f. L. Chalksr, princi-
pal West FarmiDgt0n seminary; G. W.
Harshman to attend school.
BaTnesvllle district, Louis P,yne,
presiding elder; Antioch, W. A. Rutledge;
Armstrong, s. P. Lloyd; BarnesVilla, 8.
L. Rinkley; B8rnesville circuit. W. D.
Starkey; Beallsville, W. Darby; BAllaire,
3. f. Keeler; Centrevil!e, j. W. Elcher;
ClaringtoD, J. s. Gamble; FairVisw, j.
N. Robbins; Hannibsl, q. W. Halet;
HsndrysbUrg, l.. L Fisher; Miltonsburg,
j. ". Gardner, supply; MOrristown, j. r
Hissom; POwhattHn, j. D. Kahn; Q laker
City, T. Il. Taylor; St. ClaiTsville, W.H.
Haskell; SOmerton, K. s. Bowers; South
Bellaire; J. q. Smith; Washington, j. E.
Garrett; Winchester, N. Moses; Woods
field, s. P. Douglass. supply,
Cleveland District, A. e. Ncrcr0ss,
presiding elder; Bissels Il. j. Huneher;
Burton. j. d. Merchant; Chagrin Falls,
w K. Yinglipg; Chsrdon, s f. Miner;
Cleveland, Broadway. R. NJ. Freshwater;
Cleveland, Central. D. H Muller; Cleve.
land, Euclid avenue, D. Prosser; Cleve.
land, First church, R. B. Pope; Cleve
land, Kinsman, s. o. Elliott. supply;
CleVeland ,5covillavenue, G. E. Manchss. |
ser; Cleveland, South park, J. Il. Hol- |
lingshead; Cleveland. Superior street,
1. w. Day; Cleveland, Woodland avenue,
II. W. Kellogg; Concord, to be supplied;
Geneva, First church, 8. Burt; Geneva,
Second church, B. G. Wsraer; Glenville,
j. q. Tsgg; Hampden, G. NJ. Church;
Huntsburg, A. w. Walls; Madison, B. |
Excel; Mayaeld, j. L. Heron; Mechsn.
tcsville, r G.. Waltz; Mentor, j. j. Wal.
lace; Nottingham, j. 8. Secrist; Psines-
Vile. John Wilson; Perry, j. N. Keck;
Saybrook, to be supplied; Thompson, A.
Wilson ;WsrrensVille,J. @. Paugh;W welsh
field, q. W. Dewey; WillOughby, E. f,
Edmunds; e. 8. Gillette, Secretary
American Bible s clety; W. Sampson,
superintendent children's aid society;
r. A. Archibald, conference agent Sum
day-school Union; W. l. Davidson, spec.
ial agent Sunday y.school Union; |. B.
CORY, agent Cleveland alliance Of the
M. E. church.
New Philadelphia district, A. D.
Dome, presiding elder,
AdamsVllle. J. j. jackson and Finley
Ross, supply; Cad'z. G. B. Smith; Gem
tensry, j. T. Underwood, supply; C0shoc