The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-03
S. {. CONFERENCE CLOSED.
A General Winding Up OF Most
Successful Meeting.

SuccessIui MecunG.
SHELBYVILLE, Oct. 1.-Special.-T'he
Southeast Indiana conference closed its
session here this afternoon.
The morning devotional exercises
were led by the Rev. Il. b. Rawls. The
session was called to order by DR.. George
l.. Curtis. After reading Of the journal
the reports Of committees showed the
Epworth league statistics as follows:
Senior leagues, 1854; junior, 1876; an In
crease Of 80. The statistics Of church
show 1858 probationers, SS4Ss members;
increase. 2.s32; died, SOC; paid for preach
ers' salaries, S77 ,479. paid for missions,
81. 7s5. The Rev. j. $. Tevis was invited
by resolution to the pulphts OF churches
to speak in the interest OF veterans. A
resolution was passed 10 the effect that
anyone who fails in two of the studies
cannot be passed to the next year IN the
conference course.
The conference treasurer showed that
$17, 462 were received and disbursed.
Bishop Hurst addressed the conference
in the interest OF the American univer-
sity Two thousand dollars was SUB
scribed by the preachers for that pur-
pose. For forty-three years 1t has been
meeting in annual session, but by actlon
OF this and the Indiana conference IL wall
be known as the Indiana conference. While
the last. II has been one Of the most in
terestinl ever held The attendance has
been unusually large. Penticost serV-
ices have been held daily and a deep re
ligious sentiment has Prevailed.
The evening session convened at /
o'clock. with the Rev. Sampson T1ncher
in the CHAIR, and he vacated when
Bishop Hurst arrived, who immediately
proceeded to dispose of the unfinished
business. DR.. George l.. Curtis, ID. D.,
offered a resolution TO raise con1rlDu-
ton for the Nebraska sufferers, which
was responded 10 by collection OF SOL,
ordered sent TO the treasurer Of the relief
committee. Various resolutions OF
thanks for courtesies, etc, were passed.
A genral love feast followed. The elders
Of the two former conferences were APP
poInted a committee to determine the
time of holding the next general confer
ence Benediction was pronounced and
the following appointments were read:
Connersvtlle district-C. c. Edwards,
p. +.
Abington-r. J. Anthony.
Arlington-J. Gillespie.
Brookville-E. II. Wood.
BrookviIle Circuit. NJ. Wines.
Car4thage-W. y. Fletcher.
Crarlxsburg-J. L. Brown.
College Corner-George Cochran.
Connersville-V. w. Tevis.
Fverton-D. A Wynegar.
Fairfield-W. $. Smith.
Glenwood-J. T. Soul and ]. T. Mas
son.
Ilberty-w. r. Lathrop.
LAUREL. G.. Chafee.
AIaplewood-Jesse Miller.
Me;amora-W. G. Crawford.
AIilford-E. ID. Keves.
Milroy-C. e. Hester and w. G. Proc
tor.
AIIlton-G. c. Clouds.
Morristown-R. L. Kinnear.
Mt Carmel-D. T. Hedges.
Rushvisle-C. w Tins.ey.
ST. Paul.. T. Maupin.
Waldron-John Clouds.
indianapolis district, ]. w. Dashiel,
p. L.
Acton-w. o. wycoff.
Brightwood-D. A. Robertson.
Castleton-Merritt MAGELLAN.
Fairland-G. w. Cohagan.
Flatrock--J. L. Funkhouser.
Franklin-C. w. Lee.
Freetown-T. ID. Hall Supply.
GEORGETOWN. l.. Sims.
Cireenwood-F. NJ. Westhafer.
Indianapolis
Barth Place.. A. Ward
Broadway-A W. M9rlatt.
Central-ave.-H a. Buchtel.
East Park and City Mission-George
II. Murphy and G. a. Ward.
Edwin Ray-E. B. Rawls.
Fletcher-Place-R. Roberts.
Furnace-Place-B. w. Cooper.
Grace-M. J. Black.
Hal-Place-J. A. Sargent.
Iincoln-Ave.-J. w. Maxwell.
Oak Hll-B. F. Morgan.
Roberts Park-T. 1. Coultas and r. S.
HYDE Supply.
Woodstock. w. Noble.
Irvington-John Mlchlan.
Lawrence and Bethel-W. II. Burton.
Map,eton-T w Northcott
New Bellsville-(supply)
New Palistne-S. w. Troyer.
Ninevah-D. w Sterrett.
Oglevllle-J. w. Edwards.
Shelbyville-
First Church,. R. T. Lathrop.
West-St.-M. a. Farr.
SOuthport-E. l.. WINNER.
White,and-C. 2. Mead.
Jeffersonville district, f. A. Campbell.
p Z.
Charlestown-G. VI. Smith.
COlumbus-G. /. Curtis.
Columbus Circuit. L. Perry.
CrotherVille-C. 5. Norton.
Edinburg-J. T. O'Neal
Elizabethtown-Frank Wolf (supply)
Hope-J. d. CurTan.
Hartsville-D. Ryan.
Henryvllle-A. r. Jones.
Holman-G. S. Conner.
Jacksonville
Port Fulton-L. y. Jones.
Wall-st.-C. Tinsley.
Jeffersonvllle Clrcuit-M. D. French
(supply)
Kent-E. T. Jewett
Lexington-E. NJ. Chambers.
New Washington-E. E. Miller Sup
ply)
North Vernon-W w. Reynolds.
Pars-J. X. Creighton.
ScOttsburg-J. T. Jones.
Sellersburg-E. L. Sanders.
Sardina-Isaac Turner.
SEYMOUR. II. DOddridge.
Seymour Clrcuit-W j. Stewart.
Tailorsville-W. 3. Grimes.
Utica-Harvey Harris.
Vernon. S. Campbell (supply)
Moore's Hill district-E. l.. Dolph, p. Z.
Aurora-F. S. Tincher.
Batesville-C. II. Muse.
Butlerville-C. w. Maupins
Canaan-T. j. Tone.
Delaware-W. r. Smith.
Dillsborough-T. G.. Cocks.
Gilford-J. w. Allen.
Greensburg-
Centenary-L. d. Moore.
First Church, w. Duncan.
Hartford-J. w Cordry Supply.
Lawrenceburg-M b. Hyde.
Madison-J II. Ford