St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-21
SEVENTH COMMANDMENT
EAS WHAT MAD: TROUBLE FOR the
yOUNG MAN
IT UNITED CHURCH SESSION.

but a Verdict of Guilty r.lec-
ton of Auditors and Manager.
III Question of Missionaries
Considered and Money Pro-
vided Trustees Chosen-Du-
luth Sends in a Remonstrance.
Much routine business was disposed
Of at the morning session of the United
church conference yesterday.
A number of important committees
were elected:
Inspectors of School at Wittenberg.
Wis.-Rev. o. II. Zee and Rev. A.
Peterson.
Inspectors of the Children's Home at
Beloit, loo. Lavlk and Rev. l.. j..
Honge.
Inspectors of Martha's and Maria's
Children's Home at Paulsbo, WASN'T.
Steen and Rev. t. j. Mocn.
To Provide for Poor Ministers and
Minister'S Widows-Revs. r. Anderson,
p. Dreyer and T. Tangjerd.
Editors of Luthersk kirkeblad-The
theological faculty of the United church
seminary.
Board of Auditors T.. Anderson.
Prof. H. S. Hong; alternates, j. II.
FIELD. Prof. P. j. Eikeland.
To Arrange for the Next Annual Meet
ing-President Hoyme Prof. Tn. n.
Mohn. Rev. 1. NJ. Eggen.
For Managers of the Children's Home
at Beloit, Io.-Rev. o. A. Berge. John
Kraft, Rev. o. Z. Hofstad, Prof. \.
Trive, Gudmund Skartvedt.
For Managers of the Augsburg Pub
fishing Household. E. Il. Lund, c.
Rouglaud, Rev. A. Z. Hange, Rev. p. G.
Ostby.
The consideration of the propositions
made by the committee on the presi-
dents report was resumed about 10
O'Clock. The organization of young
peoples societies was Endorsed. and the
editors of the Christian Youth We're re-
Quested to encourage the Luther
leagues.
At this point the meeting was forced
to take up a rather dirty piece of linen.
NJ. o. Hanson, a young man. was Or
dained last summer. 1t was afterwards
found that he had been violating the
nation. and the committee on ordina-
ton, or rather its chairman, President
Uoyme. suspended the young man.
Rev Giertsen anu Rev. P. Nilsen, of
Minneapolis, were of the opinion
that tie committee had not sifted
the character and former life
OF Hansen carefully enough be-
fore the ordination: but the COM
mittee was backed by the theological
faculty of the United church. which
had recommended Hanson as clean
man and true Christian. The COM
mittee Oh ordination was finally exon-
Grated by the meeting and all blame
laid on the head of the wretch who had
succeeded in dipping both the committee
and the theological faculty. The strang-
est part of the affair is that Hanson
is still permitted to preach to a small
small congregation near LA Crosse.
Tue question OF disposing of Angus
tana college, at Canton, S. d., elected
lengthy discussion, and il Was finally
decided that the beard of trustees of the
United church shall change the iIstitu-
ton from a college to an academy and
try 10 place it OH a satisfactory footing.
The term of Office of A. A. Klove,
Prof. S. Oftedal and Halle Stenslaud.
as members of he board of trustees of
the United cl l. expires this year
and The elec..~n of their successors
resulted as follows:
a. a. hIONo.. E5f SOtcS
D. }. NurDy, alternate. 294 votes
Rev. II. Roalkvam. ......... 34l votes
Hans Nilsen, alternate. 342 votes
Halle StenSland. .2l2 votes
q. FlnSeth, alternate. 294 votes
These were all elected. the greatest
number of votes cast for any other caH-
d.date being only rs. Prof. Oftedal
Will. therefore, be replaced by Rev. II.
Roalkvam, while the rest were re-
elected.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Business was the order of the after
noon session. too, and the following ap-
priationS were made for the coming
year:
Salaries of five instructors at
the United Church semlnaIy... $500
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