New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

10 non-concur with the message OF the House OF
Bishops. 1t pointed out by Judge Bennett oil
Massachusetts, that the OF the bishops would
permit bishop to repel from communion man VINO
had married his deceased wife's sister That settled
It's fate and the motion to concur was adopted
80 the status OF that much-v-xcd question remains
Just 1t before.
1hr amendment OF the committee on amendments
to the constitution, that two-thrds majority OF the
dioceses present in convention be required loi th'
came up The present provision is that a nlaJoFl,N
Of The doce~es entitled 10 rtplcso NATION Is Eec,ay
Dr. Davenport. OF Tennessee, Offered substitute
which embodied substantially present provisions
OF the constitution. Alter debate vote Wa laNeh
the substitute, with the following result clerical
fltytwo doc SEES votins-yca, Al nay, .; divided j.
Lay, thrtynine docrscs voung-yca, - nay, !
divided. l. The su. tltute was Therefore adopted.
At last the place Of holding the next General Con
committee on the subject reported in favor Of Mime
House OF Bishops read announcing th~t 1T lin
decided on Minneapolis. \ motion to concur was a,
made and unanimously adopted with great good
n"4ol. The next General Convention WI lh,r'i1 5
be he'd IN Minneapolis. The House OF Bishops also
announced that it had elected the Rev Francis bToUh'
Of kansas, Missionary Bishop Of Oklahoma ana In1lgn
two missionary Jurisdictions TO be known respectively
As Olympia and spokane. ,.. ~,
Dean Hoffman, Of New-Iork read the report ol
the FONT committee provincial system, ashihs
that IT lee continued for three years more. IL was
ordered. number OF questions on me cii i,
OF minor importance disposed Of and Just before
the hour djournment President DIX announced that
The calendar being exhausted, h,rr W"nu ~ vas
business to come before tn evening session. IL was
therefore moved to adjourn until tomorrow mofhllA
Mr. Brooke, the Missionary Bshop-elect OF Okla
homa will De considered by the House In secret
session. when the names OF the other five or SIN
missionary bishops are announced by the BISHOPS
lie is about forty years old and is the rector OF
large church In AtchisOn. Kan, having gone there
from Il. Louis three years ago. lie Is slld 10 De
n good preacher and Jealous missionary worker.
Tie following nominations for missionary bsEOpncs
were made by the Of Bishops this Afternoon too
late TO be communicated to the House OF Deputies ::
The Rev Joseph IL. Johnson rector of Christ Church
Detroit Mich. 20 be Missionary Bishop OF Northern
Michigan: tho Rev. DIR. W. G. Grey, Of nashville.
Tenn. TO lie Missionary Bishop of southern Florida
the Rev William NJ. Barker. of Duluth. Mimi. TO be
Missionary Bishop Of Western Colorado. the Rev Dr.
+. a. Tidball. OF Camden, y. j.. to be Missionary
Bishop Of Japan the Rev. :. H. J. Iloyt. OF Iowa,
10 be Missionary Bishop Of shan gha China. and the
Rev. l.. IT, Wells. OF Tacoma Wash. to be Missionary
Bishop Of spokane . :.
Mr.. johnson was formerly In WcStchestcr. " \.
Mr. Barker has had charges I'm Troy y. Y. Washing
Il record rs a hustler in church work. Dr. Tdlnll
+ a Nirginan. and T. prominent rs preacher th'"
Logan and man affairs. lIr is rector Of the largest
church Is Camden. y. j.. and MS apiN iutmcnt 10
japan 4 universally commended rs wise one Ilr
Grey has long been prominent Tn Tennessee. Mt.
IIoyt formerly worked missionary In China, ana
understands the language. His appointment Is h.s"
con~id orcd a good one. Mr.. Wells is rector of
large church in Tacoma, and Is one Of the most
noteworthy Episcopal CcrCvmcn on the Pacific slope
The nations will be considered by the House oi
Deputies tomorrow