Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
SEVEN NEW BISHOPS.
.,s NUMBER ELECTED ~ THE spls-
copAL GENERAL CONVENTION.
y,rrInisn, who Goes 60 Yeddo.
W. ,.osn--Sest Convention Meeting
Place Minneapolis.
trr ,nlcrrapn o ,he l,lspatch.l

,.,~,voRr. Mp.. October "a. Tho HOUSE
oa,yt,es az the Episcopal General Con
o ,,,on went into executive session to
,oD % consider the nominations oI
. os made by the House of Bisb
In tho House of Deputie:
Gee were read from the House o.
800 non-concurring IN the resolution
r,ovide special Offices. on the ground
70, h,s5ops now have the power to ap.
~, such Offices. and informing the lower
p o Of the clergyman nominated foi
n,,ssonary bishoprics. Inc iat'ef message
.,ferred 10 the Committee on Conse-
N,;,o ~ BishoDs, which at once retired.
ca, Packard. OF Maryland, presented O
l'r,oo from the Committee on Rules
Ja,'ve 10 memorials OF deceased men,
- which was adopted.
ryRs INSTRUMENTATION"
y, DR.. Huntington, Of New York, re-
~ adversely from the Committee on
EI',-totional Amendments. the resolu-
e., ueo the term bishop-coadJuto
ia "a "assistant-bishop," and recon-
I.l.1 committee of conference on
&c No. ~. House of Bishops. relating
sEonres IN Article i. OF the constitu-
- NE invocation OF the Blessed Trinity
I'm. etc. The committees recommen-
S,ron was adopted.
~ Ir. McVicker, Of Pennsylvania, re-
,o.tej f,yorably from the joint commit
-, rf conference on the subject of g
,,,sf'v on the prayer-book the recon-
800 s.ion of the House OF Bishops that
~ a ROYALTY be established. A motion
t~by the report on the table was voted
S,vr and II was recommitted.
.4..- ,,.fnf Rev DIR Holman of New
ycr. So the Committee on the Consecra-
.,ot Bishops was ready TO report.
President Dix announced that the report
--~iI bc lnid before the House in execu-
tive session.
MARGINAL READINGS.
rnan resumlng its regular session the
NJ. oi Deputies concurrod in a message
,...-l ~ the appointment of a joint CON-
...u 10 pass upon marginal readings.
t.,..,.. MINOR matters which came over
..l t.s House Of Bishops were also dis
Iay. ur. Davenport reported favorably
s.r t.s Committee on Caucus Message
e. 3d. House of Bishops, amending
T-o9 le. 1itle l, so as to require clergy
.... q. r.pOrt annually all baptisms, mar
,.-. aad burials IN their parishes. The
,,.ut.lu accompanying the report Of tho
c.amit.ee was voted down.
EVIDENCE OF ORDINATION.
Tho committee also asked concurrence
On Message No. 26, House of Bishops, re-
re.aag ministers to exhibit sufficient
...-rautary evidence OF their ordination
i..0rs leiug allowed to ofhciate i'll any
r.r,l fo which they may be called. 4
of Concurrence was had.
IN Eliot, Of the Committee on Constr
,r- -a' Amendments, moved concurrence
en- ttas.tlon of the House of Bishops re-
'.rjrr the form OF ratification of the
...s.r took. Tue upper house receied
i-m rs .a-mef action. and by vote of the
,..vtr. .ou the form stands as at present.
I..p.ttIou 10 change the status of mis-
,.sr deputies was uItayoraby re,
r-.,'. and the report was adopted.
President DIX announced Rev. DR.. Hunt,
,l.or. ~ New York: Rev. Or. Faude, 81
Sr....l. and Air. Biddle. of Pennsyl.
,,....a.utmbers of the conference com.
a..,.s .u Message ~, House of Bishops.
t-..Bea' INK and some of the deputies
ctr... f. hold an afternoon session, and
,-. Packard moved that the rules be sus-
r..tt. The Rev. Or. McNIcker. of Penn
.,y..t said many deputies mad gone
home. and the lev. DR.. McKim, of Mary
hri 81, ] more were gong. and an after
i..r aau was abandoned. The house
Z. ...lod uatil Monday.
.g-IErARY HOUSE OF BISHOPS.
Rev. ur. Iatiocks resignation as secre-
.--. a.. tie Rouse OF Bishops was accept
81 .tI h.v. Or. samuel Bart, of Trinity
College. Connecticut, tue celebrated
,nrH-h.Ub rcyi-lOnist aud one of the
nr.f lr. MIueni members OF the House OF
deputies was elected as his successor.
,t Monday the House of Bishops.
.t.....t D.. |.t, DAtfar mill fnraaant
Ian. ms silver urn TO DR.. Iatlock es
,esmaca. 20 the value of bis services
during Dr., Uast twenty-five years.
Itr l0Hse concurred IN the message
tu t.e House of Deputies providing
it-t a1g-s ia the prayer-bOok be made
ury upon tne request of majority OF the
diocese. A committee was appointed TO
secure ROYALTY on the book. DR.. Hun
tl-t.u read the report OF the committee
Isyr- 20 charge the fund for aged and IN
syn clergy men, etc, and 1t was ordered to
beprLteI aud distributed
LOYALTY ON HYANALs.
The house eOuntenanced the making of
e. q .ri 90 secure royalty on musical
editions Of the hymaal.
age No. 60, House Of Deputies, was
received relative 20 changes in Arti-
del ~ The Constitution, and a committee
Was APPOINTED 10 inform the House of
Deputies that the Bishops action was
tl-..
SEVEN NEW BISHOPS.
Bum0RE. Nd, October 22.-Seven new
bishops were to-day added to the Episco-
L.. Church. They are:
southern Florida-Rev. William Grouse
Gily. b. -.
Western Colorado-Rev. William Morris
Barker.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Rev.
lmncs hey Brooke.
Northern Michigan-Rev. Joseph Horse
ia.l johnson.
lelIo: Rev. Thomas Allen Tidball.
ID.
spokane; Rev. Lemuel Henry Wells.
shanghai-Rov. Samuel Roosevelt john
SOU Hoyt, ID. ID.
MINNEAPOLIS NEXT NETTING PLACE.
BuuwOE, Mp, October 22.-The Pro-
tesiaut Episcopal Convention has finally
determined upon place for its meeting
20 1850 a Joint committee first selected
NaiBtvga Springs. Both the bishops and
zoe deputies rejected this selection, the
Inst choosing Louisville, Nv, aud the lat
ter Denver, Col. The deputies would
not agree 10 Louisville and the bishops
ilolsni the latitudel of Denver too great,
b, second commission was appointed,
winch selected san Francisco. The depu-
le, agreed 20 this. bat the bishops would
lni saying Il was too far away and they
Would rather have Denver. Then third
.hI commission was appointed, which
tctclei Minneapolis. 10 which both
houses agreed, thus settling the matter.
COLUMBUS-DAY EXPLOSION.