Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
ASSEMBLED CHURCRmEN
The I've Triennaal Cen.
vention~ at Chicago.
ne Rrossssant EpisoepaI cssvsasion
Hosas H. seventh ssalun-ns Ma
tioual cssrre-atlsuai CAureAs
ceuvsntios.

xoe ERlssspal CoaFersaee.
CHfctoo. Osl. iS.-Ai Toe Ep,aaonal
Cnnference today there vas "a anlnnl-
Cd discussion On Z mstion e end eon.
gfalui1tlons 30 ths Csnaraeailnnal
Chuxea. Aftar ths aahMitntion AZ
BFsiAFene for ChuFoh.n ths rssola-
ton uas adepled.
The haase nsi Win slosad asora afasr
recesa aud approved she aasaluaoniAlH AZ
Rev. Dr.. Mahioa NJ Gilbert. Arelsinnf
hisncp eleol q Minnesola and aaaanisd
% hiz 9eneaeFation.
/ Upon ths raopcnlnr az ne doera. tha
debate uaa resumed % lha propoaed
ehanRe Of tie ohnreh name. q. q.
Saaltnck. of Massachusetts,. and Rev.
Dr. hankie. ef Fireinia. aFeaad fof tha
preservation q lae old name. They we're
reinfoEced oy WiimaE, OF MaFylamd.
Rev. pE. MeFlckeF. 81 Pennsylvania,
heardsiel, of oQ1asolisaA and ooed-
wa, q fennaylvanta Tue discussion
Nas e.ih ~ pFoEgeaa 3hen t6e Adiaarn-
msnt hour arrived.
ne Naiisaal Ceaere<aalanal Chur,A.
Cnlrk0o. Oot. ia.-The triennial sss.
sion Of the Nntionai Coaqraqasianal
Church met this morning at iha union
Park congregational Church. TheFa
we're between fonF aud Ava hundred
delegates present. Nothing 9ae acoam.
piishea at the morning session. there
being con siderable differences Of opiniun
as % whsiheT she report az tho Cam-
mites % CrodentisiH ehouid be rad,
% whether The Convenfion nheuld ~.
iaot 10 organization. The friends az
Professor Smith we're IN favor Al the
latter eoQraa. TIE Conveution. without
eoming % any eonolasion, adjourned
until 2 p m.
Az the afiarnoon session, partial ~
port of the Commiitee on Crodeatiaia
Waa Submitted and accepted aud fha
roil Of accredited leQAeoa was called.
There vas 4 long debate on The Question
81 admitting DR.. Eddy, Of Atlanta. Ca.
Il was claimed thAt DR.. EDDY, thonnh
aeltRaled ~ lhe woalthy aud in1aon.
tlal element rsnro1enlad onls four
chQrotea, q less nnmber than reouiied
~ th9 constitution. Ne was Opposed
b tAe negro and peer whita oh1lchas.
lAe diiho1llg wae solved b making
him an hcnofaxy member. Hun. nj. Al.
Cooke Of RivoFlon, Uanneotlont. wan
elected Moderator. DR.. MoDean, 81
O4klAnd. California, vas elected Assist
ana Moderator, and Rev. b. AimHa. q
eoiOred divine from Mepphta. Tennss.
see, vas named ~ second Assistant.
A variety Of routine husine thea Fe-
celvod attention aud the day ended
without tho report Of the Cemmittoe "a
Credentials being oompleied.
AFmy chanasa
WkannxoroN, Oct. ia.-The prenlHent
today appointed Dol. u. b. WHloox, 81
she Twelfth Infantry, BriQndieF Gen.
erai. vice 0en. J. III. Potter. retired YES
terday. General Wilcox has been or
deftd % fori Leavanworlh 10 assume
command of tAo Departments of lAe
Missouri.
The President has appointed Colonel
James @ Daana 10 BE- Chief of En.
aineera q the United States Army with
the rank % Brigadier 0snaral, vice
Gen. John Newton, resigned. General
DIANE y now On duty In New York a.
Engineer oi the Third Lighthouse dis
irirt.
lOrlando B. willosx entered he Mfl.
taFy Academy ffam MiahiQan IN i84a.
He was appointed 6eoend I.ioatenanf q
the fouTth Artillery on Jolly /. 1857.
and First Lieutenant on April 40. ta6Q.
lie resigned bis commission on Heptam.
Der 10. 1851 On May 4, 1851. he uss
appointed Colonel Of she First Miohi-
gan Infantry; on July -, 1851, vas nnm-
antsaioued hrigsdier General % Voiun-
teeFs; and on August 1. 1864. Was brosat-
Ted Major General Of folunsaars for
distinguished aud gallant services IN
she several actions ainoe oioaainn tha
Rapid q. On JaiY 81 1856 Be wee nn-
pointed q Oolonel Ia ths FeealnE array
and assigned b tho command % tha
Twenty ninth lafantrY. On March i6
1866, be vas transferred 70 he Twelfth
Infantry.
James q Daane usa born il New
York aud uas appointed % The Military
Academy from that Htata in 1888. He
vas app0lnted second Lieutent 0f I'm
Rinesra % March g. 1856 Captain, Aua-
ust 9, 1857 Major, Asf B 3. l868i Liea.
tenant Colonel. March 7, 1861. nnd Oui-
onel, Jannary 10. 1888. He wna hrnqst-
ted Colonel % Jaly 6. 1854, fog msFitof.
ious and faithful services in eha dald Ia
the 0ampasgn from the Rapidan % the
James, and particularly Tor distinguish
ed professional aervioaa Ia The opera
tiong before Petersburg; and Coirnel On
March Is. 1855, for gallant nnd meritor-
loua services during the siege of Peters
borg and II The campaign taFminntlnQ
with ths surrender cf Lee
rhe nemaias ef Chief Sualios Chasc.
WksuIHaroa. Ost. i8. --Darina tue re-
moval oe she remains Of Ohiaf Jnnliaa
Chase to-day there va no csgemonisf.
The remains, which wars deposited ten
years ago ln Oak Cemetsry, wsse dlaln.
teFFed daY before yesterday and lny Ia
their ne8 caskel IN she middle % tha
little dothio chapel. Around then the
aaaembiaQe stood vita uncovered heads
while the body guard vas maFnhaled 20
ita plaoe sud then iorminn IN q funeral
procession followed them aloWiy % lhe
hearse. Mrs. Chano and her daughter
wors naoogiad 20 and ffom iha earrlaqs
bT Gen. ohsridsn. Tns b0dy guard vas
composed o. ooiofod men, amone whoa
wera Edward Brown. Who for many
years served Chief ynssles CHASE ~
o0aohman; Wm. JOYCE. bis maaaouasG,
Who VS. with aim when he died; and
Howard Williams. Tor many years tha
tragled a8FVanf 81 ths famisy. Tha
tEain lefi for Cincindati. Rev. Iohn
Han, Of Ne9 York, will deliver iha 0Ua-
ton N Muaiq Asil 10 Cincinnait.
esFernmeaf nuslaeas.
The Gossfnmeaa raeaipts so faF thla
manth amoant % ei4Ef7. 900 and fha
expenditures during ihe sama period of
lss5. 48B1I.O00, showing an excess 81
a.. 10000.
nanuinn ~ he rFeaauEs DepaFtmeats
WAaHEofua, Oct. I9--3sefasafg Ma
nlna arrived - lhs TFuaauEy DepaEt-
meat about noon today and remained
theTe for tuo hoQra He had eonfer-
enaes 9Th Aasistant Secretaries falF-
child An1 AhnmpaQn, and 8ame other
cHciaia ia regard % the aa4ira % he
Dspartmenl He dsuied himself b gen
efai callers and gave particular lnstEue-
tiuns aasinat tka adlnissign of 0filss-
seekers He ls nos quite rosdy % ~
sums sclnai charge of tde Bscartmse
aud Assistant HeeretaFF kaifahlld
eantinne 20 ast q SserstaFy for ssrefe
days get-
Baek 20 ehls.
Tbs remains of Cnlaf Justice 8alman
p. Chase ieff Washinaton b. E spo1ial
tFaia this aftsrnooa for Ciaainnafi.
3hsge thsy viii arrive "a 40 tamorrow
morning. Many Distinguished po0pla
aesompanisd tte remains in preoa1gion
from ne csmetafY % ne depat. Amona
them wsTs q sommittea of Conagm8as q
eemmiitse 81 the 81pFeens CoaFt ~ tha
Uni1ed 6latesi e s1mmitiee of he Bar
AssocIatfQls = eummitlee consisting of