The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-19
The Appointments of the Kansas
Methodist Conference.
Atchison People Hold a Corpse
for a Board Bill.
OTHER STATE NEWS.
M. K. & 7. Denied Injunction in
Texas Fever Case.

day of the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence was crowded with business, three
sessions being held. At the morning ses-
sion A B. Leonard addressed the con-
ference in the interest of gospel in all
lands on the question "Who Have Been
Received on Trial"
John B. Vernon, B. Adell, Thomas E.
Chandler, Adulphus c. Rawls, James w.
Reed, James A. Stayely, Floyd J. Seaman,
David N. Houghtelin. Charles B. Dillon,
Oliver s. Utter, E. Nj. Paddleford and
Melvin c. Miller were all admitted
preachers on trial
Bishop Goodsell announced the follow
ing appointments:
Kansas City, Kansas, district-W. Fl.
Zimmerman, presiding elder.
Argentine s. w. Warner; Baldwin, F.
W. Funk; DeSoto, W. c. Coleman;
Eudora, D. L McCreary; Gardner, W.
H. Turner; Glenwood. James BOicourt;
Kansas City, First church, j. A. Hubin-
ger; Central, I. 3. Chandler; London
Heights, TO be supplied; Highland Park.
Edwin Locke; Washington avenue, j. w.
Alderman; Lawrence, First church, J. Z.
Miller; Centenary, L. c. Biggs; Leaven-
worth, First church. E M. Randall;
Michigan avenue, John Endicott; Len
exa, R. s Finlay; McLouth and Easton,
supplied by ]. H. Klein; Olathe John Nc
Quad; Oskaloosa, c. G. Crysler; Rose
dale, C. s. Freark; Spring Hill, w. P.
Elliott; Tonganoxie A. C. Rowls; Vine
land, James Lawrence; Wellsville, II. A
Paisley; Winchester, C. E. Holcomb W.
J. Osborne, agent Bethany hospital
member of Highland Park Second con-
ference.
Topeka district L. K. Billingsley,
presiding elder, Topeka.
Admire, F. F. Otto; Auburn, w. B.
Stevenson: Burlingame. ]. r. Madison;
Carbondale, D. NJ Houghtelin; Cen
ter Hart; Dover, J. D. Hitchcock; Grant
vile, F. ]. Seaman; Lyndon. S. P. Jacobs;
Lyndon circuit, W. r. Leigh; Maple Hill.
c. E. Roberts; Meriden, II. D Creel;
Michigan Valley circuit, ]. II. Perdue;
Usage City, ], T. Mayer; Over
brook, William Whitney; Perry. G. w.
Braden; Pomona, Charles Minear; Rich
land, H. T. Davis; Scranton, George Will
son; Silver Lake, D. A Shut; Tecum-
sch, T. a Reed; Topeka first church
A. s. Embree; Kansas Avenue. ]. 0.
Foresman; Lowman chapel, T. J. Ream;
Martin church, j. A Staveley; Oakland,
G. R. Anderson; Parkdale. Chas. Ather-
ton; Walnut Grove, T. R. Thoburn; A.
A. Mahoney and G. B. Dalton left with
out appointment to attend one of the
schools; E. W. Vandeventer, superinten-
missionaries in Nevada.
Manhattan district, R E. Mcbride,
presiding elder. Manhattan. Kan.
Alma, c. B. Young; Avoca, G. E. Will
on; Axtell, o. Luter; Bigelow, w. s
Ivens; Beattie, ]. c. Bernhard; Blue
Rapids, [. N, Rodgers; Centralla, John
Cook; Eskridge, Josiah Martin; Frank
fort; J. L Miller; Green, v. Warner;
Hollenberg, M. g. Hamm; Harveyville,
to be supplied; Havensville, jeremiah
Biddison; Irving, ]. w. Johnson; Keats,
F. NJ. sMarshaIl; Louisville, to be sup
piled; Leonardville, John Tresise; Man
hatan, Edward Gill; Manhattan circuit,
James Massey; Marysville, Thomas
Scott; Oketo, F. S. Altman; Olsburg,
M. c. Miller; Onaga, E. B. Perry; Ross
vile, E. NJ. Paddeford: st. Mary's, to be
supplied Soldier, D. w. Rains; Summer
field, E. Y. Allen; Vermillion, L. A. Hib-
bard; Wamego, w. L. Morris; Water
Vile, c. n Wriggle; Waterville circuit,
A. s. Payne; Westmoreland, j. F. Den
nis.
Junction City district. W. H Under
wood, presiding elder, Clay Center. Ran.
Abilene, E. E Tarbill; Barnes, J. Nj.
E II. Parkinson; Clay Center, w. A. Craw-
ford; Clifton, s. 7. Bolts; Clifton circuit,
to be supplied: Council Grove, g. W.
Browning; Enterprise, F. NJ. Jackson;
Exeter, to be supplied; Greenleaf, Thos.
Martin; Haddam, c. Bear; Harrington, E.
o. Raymond; Hope, B. F. Webb; Idana.
j. n. Ryan; junction City, ]. F. Hen
derson; Linn, w. G. Hanson; Morganville,
A. II. Boyd; Milford, to be supplied; Nor
row, S. F. Harbour; Parkville, J. H. lib
riskie; Skiddy aud Woodbine, to be sup
piled; Talmage, B. F. Dice; Washington,
o. M. Bowman; Wakefield, s D. Vincent;
Wesley, Thomas McConnell; White City,
]. S. Ford; Wilsey, 7. B. Henry.
Atchison district. J. A. Motter, presid-
ing elder, Baldwin, Kan.
Atchison, E. H. Brumbaugh; Circle
vile, Thomas Campbell; Corning, E. H.
Taylor; Dunavant, s. G. Lamb; Everest,
d. r, Moore; COTS, E. II. Brockett; Hia-
watha, c. D. Wilson; Highland, ]. n.
McCurdy; Holton, ]. A. Swaney; Horton,
II. d. Rice; Kelly, w. B. Fisher: Lam
caster. L D. Gray; Mayetta, B. F. Par
lett; Morrill,, Jackson Browne; Muscotah,
N. L. Everett; Nortonville, ]. II. Green;
Oneida. 7. NJ. Bell; Powhattan, J. w. R
Clardy; Robinson. J.. B. Vernon; Sabetha
J.B. Gibson; Seneca, E. c. Smith: sever,
ance, s E. Pendleton; Troy. l. l. Nc
Dongle; Valley Falls. c. ]. Harmed
Wathena, T. B. AdelI; Wetmore, E L
Thomas; Whiting, E. F. Holland
Hawaii as a republic is fiourishing.
in Hawaii.
HELD ON TO THE CORPSE
Atchison People Try Keep it For q
Board Bill.
ST. JOSEPH, March 19.-The remains
of George NJ. Norman were buried from
this city yesterday. George and Thomas
Norman, the nephew and son of the de
cesstd d, went to Atchison on wednesday
and took charge of the remains
The relatives of the old gentleman ha6
rather Il hard time to secure the body. i
being held as it might be called for {
board bill The people at whose house
Norman died claimed $40. 10 for board
bill and care of the old man, and it i,
said, proposed to hold the corpse and {