The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-05-27
THEIR LABORs FINISHED.
United Presbyterians Spend the Last Day
Distributing Missionary Pastors.

United Presbyterians spend the Last Day
Distributing Missionary Pastors.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May 26.-The work
of the United Presbyterian committee of
home missions was virtually completed this
evening after a busy session of six days.
The missionary pastors of the church were
distributed as follows:
j. R. McAlister. Allegheny. Pa. Arkansas Val
ley aud College Springs; William Robertson,
Northern Indiana; ". 4. Purvis, Omaha; George
W. Robinson, Omaha, Big Springs and Delaware;
s. L. HaZleu, Steubenville and Arkansas Valley;
W. l.. Martin, Des Moines and Iowa Northwest
ern; John +. Bradford vF Prineeton and Cedar
College Springs; A. u. Houston, Delaware and
Butter; Luther NJ. Campbell. Detroit, Standford,
Delaware and Big Springs; j. p. Davis, College
springs. Garnett, Keoknk and Cedar Rapids: WI.
McClintOck, Steubenville, Frankfort and sidney;
j. 4. Adams, Illinois Southern and Stanford; G.
Caledonia: j. Allen, Southern Illinois and Della
ware; W. n. Richie, KeOkuk; Fl. f. Mcclure.
Detroit and ~Conemaugh; K. b. stewart; Della
ware; Nj. c. Clarke, Southern Illinois. keokuk
and Iowa; L. W. Winter, Della
ware; ID. III. Blair. Southern illinois: j. NJ. Mo
Kityick. Butler. Indiana, Garrett and Arkansas
r. I. McCrea- Keokuk. Garrett, Cedar Rapids
and Butler; G. b. Brooks, Westmoreland and
cOrdia: W. Alice. Detroit. Conemansh and
Arkansas Valley; j. b. Jackson, Frankfort,
Detroit, Steubenv1lle and Beaver valley; j. L.
Patterson, Cedar Rapids. Des MOines and KeO-
kuk; W. NJ. HOWE, Detroit and Chicago; NJ. Il.
BrOwnlee. Iowa Northwestern, Cedar Rapids,
Stanford and Muskingum; John Gilmore, Illinois
Central; J. III. Gibson, Garnett; Josiah Steven
son, Steubenyille, Beaver Valley, Musklngum
and Delaware; w. NJ. Mathews, Arkansas Val
ley, Des Moines and Illinois Southern; A. Story.
and Keokuk; William L. McMlchael, Indiana
and Conernaugh; j. E.. Wishart, Chicago;
j. Il. Terrence. College springs and
Omaha: II. j. Davidson. Rock Island; I. T. Miller,
Illinois Central; X. 4. Hay. Illinois Northern; W.
Wright, COncOrdla. keOkuk, Arkansas Valley
and Butler; j. A. Morrow, Keokuk, Cedar Rapids
and Omaha; William Matthews, Arkansas Val
ley and Des MOines; &. j. Lyon, san Francisco:
X. s. McClenahan. Omaha; J. Proudft. Omaha,
Iowa Northwestern and Cedar Rapids; A. C..
q. Pinkerton. Des Moines; A. S. Abbey, Tonnes
see; Oliver KATE, Delaware; :. II. Mcbride.
Frankfort, COnernaugh and Steubenville; j. A.
BraddOn, Delaware, Butler and College Springs;
S.N. WOrden, Delaware, Garrett, Arkansas Valley
and Keokuk; George +. Henderson, Illinois
Sidney; K q. Campbell, Des Moines and MrSkin-
gum;J j. A. shannon, Concordia. Delaware aud
Detroit; ID. T. Campbell. Southern Illinois. rirst
Ohio and GarneJt; H. II. Gordon, Garnett, Omaha
and Detroit; W. X. JamisOu, C~Onemaugh. Detroit
and OhiO; W. G.. Affair.", Chicago and Garnett;
William Bar, Philadelphia: S. q. Hart, Beaver
Valley and Frankfort.
Tie committee on resolutions then made
it's report which, after discussion, was
adopted. Pending the discussion of the
report, the committee adjourned for dInner.
After recess the considered the
report of the committee on resolutions with
an earnest and lengthy discussion. The re-
port was adopted. The work of the COM
mittee was Oh the whole satisfactory.