St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-06
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
List of New Presidents, Elders
and Those Continued.

List of New Presidents, Elders
and Those Continued.
Special to the Globe
RED Wing, Oct. 5.-The regular bust
ness meeting of the Methodist confer
ence opened here this morning at 8
O'Clock. The business of the Mankato
district was first taken up. The follow
ing district elders were passed and con-
tinued on the list of electives: Pre-
siding Elder George r. Hair, Alfred
BressY, z. Ii. Bronson, w. S. Cocbrane,
E. w. Haley, William C0pp, NJ. d. Ter
williger, w. '. Russell, Ii. j. Harring-
ton, Oliver Williams, G. II. Sweat, +.
NJ. Rule, E. =. Robertson, q. r. Geer,
w. E. Hawley, Peter Clare, William
Brown. II. j. Harrington was granted
upernumerary relations.
The following elders from the Mime
apoliS district we're passed from the re-
port of Presiding Elder John Stafford:
J.W. Davids, J.W. Mower, John Doran,
Q. 2. Smith, e. Haley, r. A. Sadlier,
III. II. French, David lice, j. f. Stout,
n. McKaig. o. Ii. Tiffany, L. F. Allen,
II. W. Knowles, w. X. Marshall. c. NJ.
Heard, /. McLary, j. G. Gullett, r. M.
Carter, j. j. Crist, r. II. Atkinson, ia
be- Brooks, j. Ii. Macomber, G.T.New-
comb, w. W. Satterlee.
G. +. Brown was transferred to the
Michigan conference. Fl. B. MOlineauX,
was granted superannuated relations.
r. n. Carter and j. w. Mower were
granted supernumerary relations. The
Supernumerary relations of the follow
ing were continued: j. S. Garvln, j.
K. Berry. G. f. Wells, A. G. Reynolds,
Levi Hall, j. S. Bean, A. w. Edwards,
E. J. Bickell. n. w. .Jordon, J. Dorr. }.
G; Teter, G. S. Royce, B. F. Kephart-
The following elders We're received
as electives: S. White, A. Tur-
ner, Noah Lathrop, G. A. Cressy,
Arminius Davis and f. 0. Holman. k.
S. Schulz was transferred to the New
England conference, and j. f. Bubee
was transferred to the New York con-
ference. A. r. Archibald and A. j.
Elftman were granted supernuInerary
relations. All appropriation of SIS was
made for a. j. EftmaD.
The following were continued as SUI
perannuated: w. NJ. Bear, George Gal
pin, David Brooks, John Kerns, A. NJ.
Stephens, A. II. Abbott. A. Hitchcock,
J. l.. Smith, PA. Moore, Cyrus Brooks,
r. d. Price, c. A. Hobart, G. T.Wright,
NJ. o. McNiff. J.H. Stunt, Silas Bodies,
Phelps, J. o. Rich, +. A. Healey, G. +.
Garvin, F. H. Tribbs, E. Tucker, G. B.
Caple. E. S. Bunce. John Lamberson, b.
Y. Coffin. A. Matson.
The secretary was instructed to cast
the ballot OF the conference for the cleo
ton OF the following as trustees of
Hamline University: Il. r. Brill, J. NJ.
Williams, E. f. Mearkle, S. S. Thorpe.
j. t. Wyman. The vote was cast, and
the members so elected will hold Office
until 1895. E. r. Lathrop obtained for
the church at Lake City. authority TO
sell an old church building and invest
the proceeds i'll a new one. George h.
Trndall was continued on trial. The
conference was invited by representa-
tlyeS from each to hold its next con-
Minneapolis, and at the church in Fer
gus Falls. The vote stood, when taken,
as follows: Centenary los, Hamllne s.
Fergus Falls S.
The following were admitted
on trial: f. d. Ferris, r. c. Man
ley, r. l.. Snyder, George Willett,
w. T. Scott, F. E. Higgins, w. H.
Skemp. A. w. Taylor. j. ". Hear;:,
George w. Empey, Benjamin c. ellis,
George A.-Copke, NJ. l.. Hutton. The
treasurer made his report wdich was
accepted. and drafts ordered drawn for
the amounts due the various interests.
Reports were received from the follow
ing standing committees: Woman's
foreign missions, woman's home mis-
si0nary society, tobacco, Epworth
league, church extension, temperance
and Sabbath observance. The confer
ence held memorial service this even
ing. The assignment of ministers to
their various charges will probably oc-
eur tomorrow morning, :