Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-20
SUNDAY PAPERS @. X.
A Clause Against Them in Methodist
Conference Resolutions
STRICKEN OUT OF THE REPORT.
Congress Asked 10 Stand by Its Action on
Worlds Fair Closing
A FULL LIST OF THE APPOINTMENTS

| oTEUBENVILLE, Sept. 19-For SIX nours
to-day rival factions of Scio and Mt. Union
College waged bitter war on the floor of the
East Ohio Methodist conference. Mt. Union
College has been getting funds of which
Scio wants portion. At last, Hon. Lewis
Miller, who gave literally on condition
that the church give like amount, settled
the fighting over the majority and minority
reports, by stating that if the funds were
divided he would withdraw his offer. On a
vote, Mt. Union won.
| Dr. Smith, editor of the Pittsburg
Christian Advocate. made a plea for that
paper.
The report of the Committee on the
Sanctity of Sunday condemned Sunday
business of all sorts, and asked Congress to
stand by its action in relation to the closing
of the Worlds Fair. The report also
| recommended that ministers withhold pat
| ronage from all papers publishing Sunda y
editions
DR.. Holz moved to strike out that part of
| tn e report asking ministers to withhold
| patronage from papers publishing Sunday
editions. The motion carried.
The commit tee on temperance reported
| Sion as well as prohibition. The committee
also presented resolution to the effect that
mem bers of conference will not support any
pa rty that is not opposed to the liquor
| trafi C. The report was adopted. Confer
ence adjourned tonight.
The following are the appointments:
CANTON DISTRICT.
E. D. Holtz. Presiding Elder; Alliance,
First Church, G. B. Smith; Alliance, Union
Avenue. to be supplied; Canton, First
Church, E. P. Edmonds; Canton, Simpson
Church, W. J. Wilson: Carrollton, H. M.
RAIDER; Columbiana, S. Y. Kennedy; Damas-
Gus, N. D. Stevens: East Palestine, T. F,
Phillips; Elkton, J. A. Young; franklin
Herron;- Hanoverton, E. E. Sparks; Lee
Marlborough, L. c. Hallock: Massillon. A.
R. Chapman; Mechanicstown, j. A. Rutledge:
Minerva, j. NJ. Keck; New Lisbon, J. r.
Keyes; New Waterforu,J. E Hollister;Nortn
Benton, j. H. Shaeffer; Salem, f. A. Simons;
Waynesburg, S. F. Ross: Dell Roy J. D. Mel
ton; East Rochester, E. s. Bowers; Negley,
dent M Mt Union % College. e. " ". T. Marsh: Pro
lessor, J. K. Skunk Chaplain in U. s. Army:
and W. II. Pearson member of Mt. Union
College.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT.
James R. Mills, Presiding Elder. Antioch,
H. L. Ward; BarnesvilIe, T, W. Lane; Barnes
vile Circuit, w. Peregoy: Beallsville, o. N.
Pennel; Bellaire, D. W. Chandler Belmont,
John W. Eicher; Darlington, ]. A b. Manley:
Fairview, J. c. Smith: Hannibal, L; L Fisher;
T. Petty; Powhatan, r. FL. Finch; Quaker City,
G. NJ. Wilson: st. Clairsville Fl. Webb; Som
erton. W. A. Rutledge; South Bellaire, S. C.
Collier; Washington j. L. Guichard; W oods-
field, R. F. Sears: Woodsfield Circuit, A. C.
Wbitmore; Batesville, J. G. Gamble; Bealis-
Vile Circuit, II. n. Grimm; Demos, D. w.
s,,lnN lnv,.
ID. B. Cope; Wtnterset, c. NJ. Hollett.
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT.
John 1. Wilson, Presiding Elder: Berne, D.
S. Welch; Bethel, 7. w. Anderson; Beverly,
T. l. McRae; Bristol, J. d. England; Byes-
vile, R. Dawson; Caldwell, w.. H. Piggott;
Charlottesville, B. F. Fotsythe; Cumberland,
Lower Salem; J.W. Johnston, supply; Master
ton, w. II. Petton: McConnellsville, j. A.
Starrett: Neelysville, J. r. Stewart, supply:
New Matomoras, L. Timberlake; NEWPORT,
F. A. Domer: Norwich, W. H. Dye; Rural
Senecaville, ID. l.. Clark; Sharon, Levi Mil
Ter, supply; Sonora, G. G. Maple: Stafford,
NJ. F. Rainsberger; Summerfeld, r. W.
Gardner; Wade, t. W. Alberry.
AKRON DISTRICT.
W. H. Rider, Presiding Elder. Akron,
First Church, IL. w. Bennett; Akron, Grace
Church, ]; K; RAIDER; Main Street. o. A. Curry;
North Hill, W. T. S. Culp; Bedford, C. n.
Church; Braceville, Thomas Wood: BRISTOL
Charleston, c. W; Harshman; Cuyahoga
Falls, j. W. Robbins; peerteld, George
GaI1sst,vils EilISss sdnOSrE Yngsinv Baker hsS
Holmes; Leavittsburg, G. j. Stocking: Man
tau, H. b. Allen; Mineral Ridge, J. W. Will
snns9Iag. som Moggsd9re E j. Ess Smith NeiSp A. T.
Peninsula, H. H. Miller; Pleasant Valley,
A. H. Keeler: Ravenna, Ii. D. Stauffer:
Rootstown and Randolph, J.. A. Wright;
Harris; Warren, LOUIS Paine; West Farring-
ton, j. S. Rutledge; Windgam, S. W. Nc |
Clure, North jackson, to be supplied. |
CLEVELAND DISTRICT
D. H. Mueller, Presiding Elder Burtod, |
Chardon' J. Il. HoiIisgshead; @ Cleveland en- u,z; Az;
bury, G. ]. Bliss, broadway Mission, c. E.
Manchester; Epworth Memorial. B. F. Dene-
Rsa' Frss' tRSta GRaren HeT Gilbert Al Craft GTs
Church. Alfred Walls; Kinsman Street, ".
Z. Fetch. Miles Park, j. W. ToIand;
scoville avenue. j s Roger; superior
Benz. Excel; Woodland Hills avenue, F. e.
Heigh way; Geneya First Church, J. IT. Fisher;
NJ. Hickman; Hampden, A. d. McHenry;
Huntsburg, w. G. Harper; Madison, A. Fl.
Domer; Mayfeld. r. o. Paine; Mechanics
Nottingham, J. 7. Morton; Painesville, T. H.
Perry. III. W. Dewey; Saybrook,
W. II. Seeley; Thompson. E. 3. Wilson; War
A. j. Hyatt; Welshfield, J. E. Rus |
sell; Willoughby, H. s. Jackson: j. B. Cosey,
Secretary Cleveland Church
Extension Society.
NEW PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
r. NJ, Freshwater, Presiding Elder Adams
vile, IL. II. Westwood; Cadiz, G. w. Gray; I
Centenary, e. f. Stansburv; Coshocton, K.
B. Pope; Deersville. j. S. Hollingshead; |
Dennison, n. II. Taylor; Flushing, N. b.
Stewards; Freeport, T. j. Baker: Gnadenhut-
ten, j. c. PAUL: Jewett, John Betham;
Kimbolton, W. ID. Ewing: Leesville,
n. G. Grimes: MinersviIle, G. T.
New Athens r. S. Strahl; New Philadel,
phia, /. S. Winters: Philadelphia Plains, H |
Appleton; Plain1eld, r. B. Ward; Salem, W.
2. Hollett; Scio, j. S. Secrest; Uhrichsville,
J. NJ. Huston; West Lafayette, J. w. Satter.
waite; Bowerstown, II. w. Stephan; Cadiz |
circuit, n. G. Walters; Holmes, j. B. Hank;
Mineral Point, e. A. Williams, IL. NJ. Con-
way, Professor in Ohio University.
sTEUBENvILLE DISTRICT.
L. II. StewarG, Presiding Elder. Blooming.
lale, A. w. Gruber; Bridgeport, G. B. Hem
horn; East Liverpool, First Church, w. H.
1ocke; East Liverpool, Second Church, ID. | :
J. Knowles: East Springfield, James Walls; |
1ammondsville, ID. Davis; Harlem Springs, |
|. j. Wallace; Irondale, W. C. Meek; Martins ,
Ferry, A. w. Butts; Mingo, J. f. Huddle-
ton; Richmond, S. p. Lloyd; Salineville,
. E. Garrett; Smithfied, j. d. Kaho; I
= ,tseubenville. Finley and Thompson, H. B. l
awards; steubenville, First Church, G. +.
)liver; Steubenville. Hamline, W. H. Has
ell; Toronto, J. j. Biliingsley; Warrenton, 1
T. X. Hoover: Wellsyille. s. Burt. Win1ers- | ID,