The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-10

ms, from the united brethren and method
ist protestant churches were admitted to elders
orders. Upon vote being taken, Muncie was
chosen as the place for holding the next ses-
sion. John ). Cain was transferred from the
Nebraska TO this conference. III. j. Norris and
H. Nj. Lampert were appointed visitors TO
| Garrette Biblical institute, and Thomas Bow
man and G. Binbley were elected trustees OF
| DePauw university. The conference adopted
resolution asking President Harrison to appoint
as army chaplain a methodist minister. The
camp-meeting committee OF last year reports
against the organization of an association. The
Sabbath observance committee reported, de-
ploring Sabbath desecration by running trains,
sale of newspapers and social visits. The
work of the woman's temperance union was
indorsed. Officers of the Sunday-schoOl union,
young peoples alliance, and the conference
corporation were elected. Nj. Mahin, treasurer,
reported having received $4,000 which he had
distributed, and after the reading of the APP
| pointments the conference adjourned. The
following are the appointments:
Fort Wayne District-A. E. Martin, presid-
ing elder. Angola, J. A Beatty; Auburn, III.
NJ. Lamport; Auburn circuit, G. w. Week;
Button, J. II. Jackson; ChurubuSco, Benner-
| vile Sawyer; circuit to be supplied; Decatur,
| G.. b. Work; Fort Wayne, Berry-st-, William
Vanslyke; Simpson chapel, to be supplied; st.
Paul, NJ. C.. Cooper; Trinity, n. ID. Shack
elford; Wayne-st, r. W. Barnes Fremont,
Lewis Reeves; Garrett w. II. WOnes; Geneva,
Charles II. Hollopeter; Harlan, T. F. Freck;
Huntertown, A J.. Forkner; Huntington, G.
III. Hill; Leo, A. n. Carrie; Markle, A. c. Cru
Der; Monroe, II. C. Asperaft; Monroevine, b.
S. Hollopeter; New Haven, J. c. Darwin; Os-
sian, Henry Bridge, Roanake, j. Balleman;
Sheldon, A. G. McCarter; III. NJ. Herrick
| president Fort Wayne college, J. NJ. WEIGH
agent Fort Wayne college.
Goshen District-F. I. Simpson, presiding
elder. Albion, o. $. Harrison; Bristol, A. A.
Lamport; Corunna NJ. r. Pierce; Elkhart, NJ.
I. Parr; Elkhart circuit, W. NJ Stranahan;
Goshen First church, c. c. Albertson; Second
church to be supplied; Hamilton J. W. Bar
Naftzger; Leesburg, NJ. Stone; Lima, j. n. Nc
Coy; Ligonier, f. +. Hasty; Middlebury, I. j.
Cory; Milford c. II. Murray; Mishawaka, f.
g. Brown; Nappanee, c. o. Merrlcai New
Paris, William Parfitter; Osceola, NJ. L. Smith;
Orland, Sherman Powell; Valentine, j. V.
Williams Waterloo, II. c. Smith Wawaka;
]. NJ. Deweese; Wolcotville, A. S. Preston.
Kokomo District. Z. Erwin, presiding
elder Bunker HILL, f. F. Albertson; Cicero,
J. s. McElwee; ElwOod, Mrs. Meets; Frank
ton, A. r. Turner, Galveston, c. III. Wilkin-
son; Goldsmith, j. E. Foster; Greentown, 7. NJ.
Guild. Peterborough to be supplied. Joliet
vile, A. B. Pettenger; KokomO, c. Ii. Brown;
Logansport. Broadway, w. II. Birch; Mar
H. A. Davis; New Britton, G. NJ. Car
penter; New Waverly, S. A. Ross;
Noblesville, II. J. Norris; Peru-Eliza-
mon; Point Isabelle, j. w. McDant;
Nashville Knox and Santa Fe, ID. L. Loving;
Sharpsville, J. a. R. Gaharing; Sheridan, J. ID.
Belbett; Upton, f. E. Neal; Walton, +. 4.
Fish; Westfeld Enode HOldstoek; Windtall,
w. E. McCarty; Xenia, NJ. F. Straight.
Muncie Distrct-B. A. Kemp, presiding
elder. Albany, J. A. Ruley; Alexandria, a. L.
Johnson Anderson, c. j. Hudson; Anderson
circuit, Francis Lacey; Dunkirk, G. 5. V. How
ard; Eaton, J. V. Terfinger; Farmland 5. J.
MeElwee; Fishersburg n. Ii. Phillips;
FOrtville, l. J. Bicknell Hartford City,
7. ~ Retts; Jonesboro, w. c. Mckaig; Mum
Gle, c. L. Wade; Muncie circuit Eli Davis;
McCordsville g. W. Green; Montpelier, TO be
supplied; New Corner, j. ID. Croan; New Bur
lington, p. J. Albright; Pendleton a. Rogers;
Pendleton circuit, j. T. Bailey; Pennville, j.
+. Keller; Perkinsville, J. +. Feltro; Red
Key, J. b. Cook; Selma, c. +. White Upland,
c. c. Timer; Winchester, j. 0. Lewellen; j.
c. Murray, professor in Cannon school of
theology.
Richmond District-Thomas Stabler presid-
ing elder Cadiz, c. c. Cissell; Cambridge City,
J. W. Paschall; Centerville, to be supplied;
Charlottesville, A. NJ. Patterson; Dublin and
Lewisville, r. s. Reed; Fountain City, w. b.
Randolph; Greenfield, J. X. Watts; Hagers-
town, J. Obills; KnightstOwn, Summerville
Light LOsantville, Frank Hunt; Lynn to be
supplied Middletown, r. B. Howell; New
Castle, A. s. Wooden; Ogden, to be supplied;
Philadelphia, d. II. Guild; Portland, c.
f. Disbro; Portland circuit, Alfred Kissel;
Richmond First church, A. w. Lamport; Grace
church, Milton Mahin Ridgeville, Charles
Harvey Spiceland William Peck; Trenton, j.
III. Stack; Union City, w. Fl. Daniels; White
Water, L. A. Seveth; Williamsburg, NJ A.
Harlan: Yorktown, to be supplied 5. L. Bow
man, dean of the school OF theology in DePauw
university; r. ID. Robinson, superintendent dea-
CONFESS work.
ing elder. Akron, to be supplied; Andrews,
n. NJ Nelson; Atwood, ". W. Brown,
Bourbon, J. w. Cain; Columbia City,
w. Stewart; Inwood. L. 5. Abridge; Lafon-
tame, VI. ii. Nom; Lagro, i. NJ. krider; Lar
vile, r. II. Smith; Macy, T. II. c. Beal Marion
circuit to be supplied; Marion, MattisOn
Swadener; MentOne, j. n. McCurdy; Mexico,
S. c, Norris; Mount Htna, 5. Mellinger North
Manchester, Vi. A. Marble; North Webster j.
NJ. Rush; Perrysburg, V. L. Harbour; Pierce
ton Chauncey King; Roam, J. c. Ramsey;
Silver Lake, |. w. Singer; South Whitley f.
P. Church; Wabash Charles Z. Bacon; Wabash
circuit, to be supplied Warren, A. c. Gerard;
Warsaw, ID. c. WoOlpert.
w G. Nigus, state superintendent American
W F. Walker J. II. Pyke, Chen Tia Yung,
7. F.. Jul missionaries to y orth China; George
Wilsong, 4. n. Briggs, ". /. Taylor, w. L.
Murray, y. \ Foster, J. NJ. Lewis, j. y.
Bowen and II. w. Mikels left with appoint
ments to attend school.
Medical Meeting And Banquet.
SHELBYvILLE, April Especial. THE first
annual meeting and banquet of the Shelby
county medical society was held to-day at the
Ray house and was attended by some of the
leading physicians of Indiana and from
Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
indianapolis. The morning session was de-
voted to discussion of papers on various topics,
which consumed the time until l o'clock
when the banquet hall was thrown open and
100 physicians sat down to a fine spread. Re-
sponses made to toasts as follows:
"Our Guests" Mayor Vannoy; "The Clergy
the Rev. F. S. Chatard, indianapolis;
"The American Doctor" DIR. Dawson,
Cincinnati; "The Future of Medicine"
DIR. Isaac Love. st. Louis; Medical
Literature" DR.. Reynolds indianapolis; The
Bench" Judge Hackney, Shelbyville; West
ern Medicine" DIR. Cook, indianapolis ''The
Country Doctor" Dr. Simpson, Bloomington;
"The Successful Physician" Dr.. Walling, In
dianapolis 1.-The Press" W. r. Ray, Shelby
vile; "The Hoosier Surgeon" DIR. Marsee In
dianapolis; Charity" DIR. o. Everts, Cincin-
natl; "Our Wives" DR.. Mathews, Louisville;
''The Family Physician" Atty. Gen. Kitchener,
and The Kentucky Doctor" DR.. Wathen,
Louisville.
Murder and Suicide.
FRANKFORT, April Especial. THE resi-
dents of n. John-st were startled by the report
of revolver in the house known as ''Noahs
Ark" about o'clock this evening. Upon in
vestigation it developed that William Pray, a
professional horse jockey, had shot and in
stantly killed his wife and then shot himself,