St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-21

AsCotluH NCN YIN SOihOfO VII
der Management OF Joint
Synod of Three States-Want
Minnesota Synod to Take FIX
elusive Charge,
The German Lutheran Synod of Min
sion yesterday morning at st. Johns
church. in this city, at the corner of
Margaret and Hope streets. There are
about sixty ministers, forty lay dele.
gates. ana number of parochial school
teachers present. Rev. G.. j. Albrecht.
of New Ulm. the president of the
synod. opened the session at 10 a. H..
and preached sermon based on Luke
tx, 62, and eXhorted the churches to
afternoon session the synod was organ
lied, and President Albrecht read the
annual report, showing that the work
is going ON well. During the year
Rev. e. GausewitZ ST.. OF Woodbury.,
Washington county; Rev. A. Schroadel.o of
st. Paul, who has charge of Trinity
church; Rev. A. Brauer, of Moltke, and
Rev. A.. Winter, of Saltwater. were
taken into the synod after being in
stalled in churches in the state. The
report shows that the college at New
Ulm that was started about year ago
is doing we'll. havin. had tifty-two
students in its first year. This college
is operated by the joint synOdS OF Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, AMI is
run on the principle OF normal school.
The report recommended that the debt
OH the college buildings he lifted as
soon as practical. The report also in
Guided statement of the work being
done among the negroes of the South
bv the fifteen missionaries OF the church.
These missionaries are stationed in
New Orleans, Little Rock, North Caro-
linia, Virginia and Springfield, Ill.
The synod Will be in session a week,
closing next Tuesday. Rev. Garlic
Cause pastor of st. Johns church,
is IA young man. and one of the brightest
members of the synod. He Is doing all
i'll his power to make the stay Of the
delegates in the city pleasant. He
stated last evening that this will be one
of the most important meetings in the
history of the synod. There are NUN.
Der of ministers who have protested
against the management of the college
at New UIm by the joint synods Of Min
nesOta. Wisconsin and Michigan. The
matter of the Minnesota synod taking
exclusive charge of the college
will come up for discussion. and
for permanent settlement. There is no
regular order OF business outlined as
yet, but in addition to the college affair
there will be the questions of home
missions, finances ana other matters to
be discussed and policies outlined. Doc
trinal question:. will also be discussed
under the leadership of Prof.J Schaller,
of New Ulm. Prof. A. F. Erns. of
WATERFOWL, Wis, president of the joint
synod of three states, is present:as del
egate, and will take an active part in
discussing college affairs. as well as
other matters.
The election of officers for three
years is set down for Friday. Among
the ministers present are the following:
Rev. Charles Albrecht, Hutchinson;
Rev. G. j. Albrecht. New Ulm; Rev. Il.
Albrecht, Jordan, Scott county: Rev. Ii.
! Albrecht. Clair Lake, s. D.; Rev. Au-
gust Arndt,: w oodlake, Yellow Medicine
! county; Rev. J. Baur. Gibben. Sibley
county; Rev. P. Bechtel, Acoma. Nc :
Leod county; Rev. Christian Bender,
Red Wing; Rev. G. Berneke, Mazeppa;
Rev. H. Braun, Hutchinson; Rev.H.
Bruss, st. Paul; Rev. q. Burk, Rem
vile; Rev. S. Deuber, Sleepy Eye; Rev.
Engel, Helm, Campbell county; Rev. P.
Feblan, Bowdle, S. D.; Rev. w. Fet-
finger. Morgan, Redwood county; Rev.G.
Fischer. Renville Station; Rev. S. Fisch-
er. Fairfax; Rev. II. Franz, Litchfeld;
Rev. j. Frey, st. Leo. Yellow Medicine
county; Rev. G. E. Fritzke, Clark. Clark
county, s. d.; Rev. G. Gausewitz, ST.;
Paul; Rev. j. Grobarkewitz, Good
Thunder; Rev. w. Haar, Lake City ::
Rev. Robert Heidman. Caledonia: Rev.
Z. H. Hilpest, Fairfax; Rev. Paul Hin
derer. Goodhue; Rev. j. A. Hayes, Mil
waukee; Rev. Ii. Hupber, La Crescent;
Rev. e. F. Koch, Arlington; Rev. +.
Kohler, Hutchinson; Rev. A. Kuhn,
Hanover; Rev. G. Lohme, Montrose;
Rev. w. Lindlotf. PostdaIn. Olmstead
county; Rev. E. l.. Lubbert, WATERFOWL,
S. D.; Rev. o. Lugenhein, Mic
ollet; Rev. e. F. Meyer. SAM
born; Rev. E. Mobus, Belle PLANE
Rev. Ernest Muller. Wood Lake; Rev.
A. OpitZ, Milwaukee; Rev. K. Poltke.
BalatOn; Kew. X. Palgin, White, S. D.:
Rev. H. Quehl. Minneapolis; Rev. }.
Schadegg. Prescott. Wis; Prof. J.
Schaller, New Ulm; Rev. G.
Schemperlen, Elkton, S. d. :;
Rev. A. Schrodel, st. Paul;
Rev. H. F. Braner, Gibbon; Rev. A.
Winser. Saltwater; Rev. Theodore
Schroeder, New Prague; Rev. K. F.
Schuize, Mankat0; Rev. FIR. Seifert,
Saltwater; Rev. z. Stiemke, st. Paul;
Rev. H. Nolkert, North st. Paul; Rev.
J. N. Valkerl. Pine Bend; Rev. J. lie
bell, Brownton; Rev. N. Friedman,
New Ulm.
Among parochial teachers present
are: Gustav Eisengraber, st. Paul; F.
Hackbarth, Nicollet; g. Hartman, St.
Paul; Huber, Saltwater; Charles I.au-
bel, st. Paul; II. Lewerenz, New Prague;
F. Mehostcdt, Good Thunder; w. Mes
sing. New Ulm: B. Oestreich. st. Paul;
E. Rein. Mankato: E. Schneider, Good
hue: E. F. Zeige, West st. Paul; Prof.
Ii. F. Ernst, Watertown, Wis.,. president
of the joint synod.