The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-09-12

was conducted and the address was made
by Chaplain McCabe. DR.. Gray also de-
hvered a short address.
LAFAYETTE. Sept. O-Special-The
annual session of the Indian northwest
conference of the methodist episcopal
church closed at o'clock this afternoon.
The report of the committee on state
of the country indOrsed the actions or
! President Cleveland and Governor Mat
thews in suppressing the late labor in
surrectiOn. The Hon. Jonathan Birch of
Greencastle was reelected trustee or De
PAW university. The trustees were au-
thorized to employ a competent person
10 represent the university in the settling
up of the DePauw estate.
J. j. Thompson and j. w. LOder were
changed from the supernumerary to the
effective list. and S. NJ. Hays was voted
the superannuated relation. w. II. Hick-
man was chosen TO preach the conference
sermon next year. and 5. b. Town to
preach the missionary sermon. y. IL.
DelOng was elected railroad secretary.
II. A. Tucker and II. NJ. Middleton
were elected to succeed William Graham
and j. w. Greene as managers OF the
Martha Ray hospital, and DR.. II. Agobin
and $. p. Colvin were added TO the
board. A board to examine candidates
for the ministry was elected as follows
j. T. Bashett, Isaac Dale, w. "a. Hick-
man. II. A. Tucker. W. +. Switzer, J. 5.
Hoagland S. +. Edmundson, S. g. Town,
w. w. King r. T. Briggs. Sept Is was
designated as a day for fasting and
prayer throughout the conference. The
following assignments Of preachers were
made:
Crawfordsvine Circuit-Presiding elder,
II. N. Middleton.
Clermont, S. NJ. Hays; Covlngton. w.
r. Meikels; Charlottesville first church,,
II. A. Tucker; Charlottesville CTrinity
church,, ]. G. Stephens; Danville, 5. 2.
Edmun1son; Darlington, J. II. Warral;
Flackville to be supplied; Haughvile O.
b. Rlppetoa; Hillsboro. T. NJ. Ellsworth;
jamestown, j. NJ. Stafford; klngman, a.
y. DunlOyy; Ladoga, \. w. Wood; Leb-
anon, II. l.. Kendig; Lebanon circuit, c.
A. Berry; Mace, = =. Grimes; Newton,
Il. +. Ivey; North indianapolis, II. NJ. APP
pleby; PittsbOrO, J. VI. Williams; Romney,
Il. II. Bean; Russellville, Amos Fetzer;
ThOrntOwn, j. G.. C1mpbeu Traders
Point. J. 5. Crowder; Needersburgh J. X.
Thoxell; Wave,and, a c. Glyer; Whites
town; II. H. Cannon; Wingate. j. p. Shlg-
ley; TOWNSVILLE, NJ. V. Brown; townsville.
4. W. Lawson.
Lafayette Circuit-Preslding elder. L. C.
Buckles.
Ambia. J. c. KeImp; Attica. W. P.
Mckenzie; Battle Ground. w. y. Dunn;
Boswell, w. II. Bloomfield; Brookston,
+. NJ. Dunkelbarger Burlington, Henry
Ross: COlfax, w. ~ Smith; Fowler, 5. +.
ColVin; Frankfort. u. TillOtson; Kirk
lin L. O.. Sholty; Jefferson, +. q. Policy
Lafayette (Congress-stD, II. l.. Bevis
Lafayette (Ninth-st), w. H. Wise
and w NJ. Lippy; Lafayette CTrinity),
W. w. King; West Lafayette, T. +.
Drake; Lafayette circuit O. II. Berry;
Lochiel. Isaac Harper; MichigantOwn, J.
T. Stafford; Montmorenci, H. H Dunn
lovy; Mulberry and Dayton, j. {. Mar
TIM Oxford, y G. Yount: Pine Village.
d. a. Rogers; Rossville, r. G. Hum
mOnd; Shadeland, c. b. Mock; Shawnee
Mound. w. E. Mckenzie; State Line,
Francis Blessed; Stockwen. j. J. Clay
WilliamspOrt, Eli Meyers
Valparaiso District-Presiding elder. J.
H. Wilson
Brook. A. Ward; Chesterton,
c. H. Weston: Creston and Griffith, e.
F. George; Crown Point: w a. Mat
Chicago, C. A. Jessell; Francisville, J. S.
Wright: Goodland. G.. r. Streetor; Ham
mond. II. A. Delong; Hebron. J. b. Sites;
Hobart, J. w. She'll Kentland, a. T.
Briggs: Lowell, Z. p Bermelt; Medary-
Vile. T. J; Sawyer; Michigan City, w. f.
Switzer; Monon, t. J. Reeder; Morocco,
A. L. Clark; Remington, d. Handley;
Rensselaer, r. D. Utter; Rose Lawn, w.
J. Waltz; Royal Center, w. G.. Vessels;
Valparaiso Allen Lewis; Valparaiso
south, X. J. Reed; Wanatah, j. NJ.
Brown; westville. n. F. Jenkins; Wheel
Ter; Winamac, a. p. Delong; Wolcott, j.
L. Greenway.
south Bend District-Presiding elder.
II. y. ogden.
Argos. w. B. Warren; Bringhurst, r.
NJ. Simmond; Burnettsville. William
Davis. Camden, A. NJ. Hagenbeck; Del
phi. +. NJ Pavey; Door Village, J. w.
Loder; Hamlet. Lynn Bates; Kewanna,
r. c. Wilkinson; Knox and North Jud-
son. c. II. Lesson; Laporte. J. II. Cisseu;
I.aporte circuit. J. y. Harmon; Letters
ford, j. f. McClOud; Lucerne, G. F.
Cramer: MarmOunt, r. w. Burton; Mon
ticello, Isaac Dale; New Carlisle. j. A.
Clearwaters: North Liberty, r. r. john
son; Plymouth, L. S. Smith, Rochester,
c. A. Brooke: Rochester circuit, White
field Hall; Rolling Prairie, c. ID. Royse,
South, Bend First church, S. b. Town;
South Bend Grace church). A. A. Gee;
South Bend Mlburn memorial, S. w.
GOss; South Bend circuit, TO be supplied;
Union Mills. n. 2. Tinkham; Wilkerton,
c. II. Stockberger; Pfttsburg, c. o.
Smock.
Greencastle District-Presiding elder.
d. NJ. Wood
Annapolis, H. c. Riley; cambridge. L.
A Graham; BellmOre, d. w. Resl&er;
Brazil QNrench misslonl, A. L. Alias;
Brazil QIendrix chapel. George w.
Switzer; Brazil circuit, r. p. Biddle;
Brick chapel Joseph n. Greene; Carbon,
William Pack; Carpentersville, r. Y.
Williams; Catlin circuit Herbert A
Church, Clayton. d. V. Williams; Gin
ton, c. L. Harper; Dana, H. NJ. Camp
bell; Fillmore and Liberty, c. w. Coons;
Greencastle (Conege-ave), ]. II. Hol-
lingswOrth; Harmony, Sherman POWELL
Knightsville, r. s. Shumaker; Marshall,
Erastus Wood; Morton, Fl. l.. Murray;
Newport. Thomas Meredith: Plainheld, l..
C. Bentley; Reelsville. NJ @. Reazenby;
Rockville, J. A. MAXWELL Sanford, l.. V.
Rector; Terre Haute First church, w.
H. Hickman; Terre Haute Centenary,
S. V. Leech; Terre Haute Maple-ave),
J. s. Hoagland; Terre Haute Mont
rose-st) c. b. Stanforth; Terre Haute
circuit, e. T. Spohn.
II. A. Goblin. deauof the school Of the
olOgy, and T. J. Bassett, principal of the
preparatory school of DePauw uni
versity.
THE MYSTERY STILL DEEPER.
Raosons GTEan for the Murder Of np.