St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-10-02
,ention proper Will hold its first ses-

sion.
The usual business of organization
will be the first in order, and the
two houses will notify each other
of the accomplishment of such or
ganiZa tion precisely as is the GUS
tom with the two houses of congress.
In the house of bishops, the first
matter is the presentation of amy
bishop who appears for the first
time in the body. After the calling
of the roll of members by the secre-
tary of the last session, the presid-
ing bishop announces the death Of
any members of the body which
may have occurred since the. last
session. He then says the Lords
Prayer, followed by a. special prayer
and collects. Then comes the eIec-
ton of secretary and afterwards the
choice of a. chairman of the house."
who is assessor, or, as in other
bodies, what would be called, per-
haps, vice president.
In the house of bishops, Bishop
Whipple will preside, with DR.. Hart
as secretary.
strictly executive, and the seats, ar
ranged as in the state senate, will
be occupied by the bishops accord
ing to the date Of their conservation,
the senior bishops to the front, the
juniors to the rear, the arrange
ments being as follows in the guild
room of Knickerbacker Memorial
hall:
On the right of the president
First Row-Bishops of Minnesota,
Tennessee, Missouri, Long Island and
Central New York
Second Row-Bishops of Arkansas.
Colorado, Kentucky, Western Michi-
gan, Chicago, Quincy and Springfield.
Third Row-Bishops of Montana,
Mississippi, Southern Virginia, East
Carolina, Maryland and Cape Palmas.
Fourth Row-Assistant bishop of
Minnesota, bishops of Easton, Nevada
and Utah, New Mexico and Arizona.
Fond du Lac and Michigan.
Fifth Row-Bishops of the Platte,
Western Missouri, Milwaukee. assist
ant bishop of Springfield, bishop Of
Spokane and Oklahoma
Sixth Row-Bishops of Indiana. YER
mont Massachusetts, South Carolina
1OhyO.
On the left of the president
First Row-Bishops of Western New
York, Maine, Oregon, Albany and
Pennsylvania.
Second Row-Bishops of New Hamp-
shire, Northern Texas, New jersey.
Southern Ohio, Iowa, West Virginia.
and Newark
Third Row-Bishops of Pittsburg.
New York no
Pennsylvania and Nebraska.
Fourth Row-Bishops of WYOMING.
and Idaho. Western Texas, Delaware.
Southern Ohio, Ohio and Florida.
Fifth Row-Bishops of California,
louisiana, Georgia, Texas, Southern
Florida and Olympia.
Sixth Row-Bishops of Shanghai. as
slstant bishop Of Tennessee, bishop of
North Carolina, assistant bishop of
Virginia and bishop of Kansas.
HOUSE OF BISHOPS.
The personnel of the house Of bish-,
ops is as follows:
Bishepeof Connecticut, Rt. ~Rev.rDr.
]. Williams; bishop of Rhode island
Rt. Rev. DR.. Clark; bishop of Mime.
sofa, Rt. Rev. DIR. Whipple; bishop Of
alabama, Rt Rev. DR.. Wilmer; bishop
Coke, bishops of Tennessee, Ri. Rev.
Dr. Quintard, Rt. Rev. DR.. c. NJ. VII
liams; bishop of Maine, Rt. Rev. DR..
Nee1y; bishop of Missouri, Rt Rev.
Or. Tuttle; bishop of Virginia, Rt. Rev.
Dr. Whittle; bishop of Oregon, Rt. Rev.
Or. Morris; bishop of Long Island. Ri.
Rev. DR.. Littlejohn; bishop of Albany,
Rt Rev. DR.. Doane; bishop of Central
New York, Rt. Rev. Dr. Huntington;
blshop of Pennsylvania, Rt Rev. DR..
Whitaker; bishop of Arkansas. Rt. Rev.
Dr. Pierce; bishop of New Hampshire,
1t. Rev; Dr. Niles; bishop of South Da-
kota, Rt- Rev. DR.. Hare; bishop of
Colorado, Ri. Rev: DR.. Spalding; bis
hop of Northern California, Rt. Rev.
DR.. Wingfield; bishop Of Northern Tex
lucky, Rt. Rev. DR.. Dudley; bishop OF
New Jersey, Rt. Rev. DR.. Scarborough;
blshop of Western Michigan, Rt Rev.
Or. Gillespie; bishop of Southern Ohio,
cago Rt. Rev. DR.. zAfcLaren; bishop OF
Iowa, Rt. Rev. DR.. Perry; bishop of
Quincy, Rt Rev; DR.. Burges; bishop of
h.s Msst virginia; ~ % Rt Rey Dr. Peterkin;
mour; bishop of Newark, Rt. Rev. Dr.
Starkey; bishop of Montana, Rt Rev.
pr. Brewer; bishop of Pitsshurg. Rt.
sippi, Rt. Rev. DR. Thompson; bishop
Of New York, Rt. Rev. DIR. Potter;
bishop of Southern Virginia. Rt. Rev.
Dr.. Randolph; bishop of North Dakota,
Rt. Rev. DR.. Walker; bishop of East
ern Carolina Rt. Rev. DR.. Watson; bis
hop of Central Pennsylvania Rt Rev.
DR.. Rulison; bishop of Maryland, Rt
Rev. DR.. Paret: bishop of Nebraska.
Rt. Rev. DR., Worthington; bishop of
Cape Palmas, Rt. Rev. DR.. Ferguson;
bishop of Florida, Rt. Rev Dr. Weed;
assistant bishop of Minnesota, Rt Rev
DR.. Gilbert; bishop of Wyoming and
Idaho. Rt. Rev. DIR. Talbot; bishop of
Easton, Rt. Rev. DR.. Adams; bishop of
Western Texas, Rt. Rev. DR.. John
ston; bishop of Nevada and Utah, Rt.