New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-21
TOO RITU1LISTIC FOR THEM.

TROUBLE OF THE LOW CHURcHMEN WHO ARE
AT PRESENT IN MINNEAPOLIS
Minneapolis Oct 20-Only more working day
remains to the General Convention OF the Episcopal
Church, which has been in session In this city for
three weeks Tomorrow Will be devoted 10 q
final clearing up Of the calendar, and the transact
ton OF such routine business may have been left
over to the last moment More Than one-half OF
the clerical and lay deputies, as well as a number
OF Bishops have already left town, and hence
no attempt will be made 10 consider any matters
OF Importance TIE convention will end Tuesday
with a religious service at which the pastoral to
the Church IN America ard foreign LANDS upon
the preparation of which the House OF Bishops
has been enga geo at intervals fol- ten days VII
he PROMULGATED Tho subject matter OF the pas
,oral is being jealousy guarded pending It's read
ing in join. session.
There has been much comment because the only
churches in Minneapolis in which there were cele-
brations OF the holy communion at an hour con-
vcn!ent to the delegates OF so extreme ritu-
aistlc school as make it impossible for nodera e
or low churchmen to Parlake Mniie ID al ieasl one
church the eg the srycc
without offording an opportunity for any OF the
stated also that many Of the Bishops unable
to commune for the same reason 1890
crowded to-day. with worshppers anxious to near
the final g,torances Of the prelates from abroad
Were e. under the auspices Of the Nsona church
Social Union. and addresses were delivered by
Bishop Thompson OF Mississippi; Or George
Hodges OF Cambridge. Mass. and Robert Treat
Paine Of Boston The work OF the Church Period
lcai Cub was presented at Ct. Pau Of th!s city,
this morning by Bishops Sailor and Coleman. and
this evening Bishops Garrett and Whitehead told
what was being done by the Prayer Book Dstr!bu-
ton Society 49,
hood at Holy Trinity this afternoon. Addresses
were made by Bishop Gilbert and Drs. Stone. Of
Delaware; Bishop Gai.or. OF Tennessee. preached
New York. and Dr. Blanchard OF PHILADELPHIA ON.
Glazed morning and Afternoon The tr!ennial an.
niversary OF the Evangelical Educational Society
was celebrated at 81. Marks this evening. The
speakers who touched particularly upon the colored
Work in the South were Bishops Whitaker Of
psnnsylyania: Hare, OF South Dakota; Brooke, oil
oklohoma and Dudley, OF Kentucky.
The special committee appointed by Dr. Morgan
DIX in compliance with resolution Of the deputic:
10 consider the constitution and the amend
ments thereto proposed by the present convention
and 10 report In 1898 is constituted as follows: Dir
Elliott Maryland DR.. Egar, of Central New-York
Philadelphia: DIR. Fiske, OF Rhode Island George =
Edmunds Of Vermont Mr.. Wooworth, OF Ne
braska: Hin Burgwin. OF Pittsburg: Alfred Wills
OF Newark: Judge Bennett and Mr. Earle OF Al
bany. \. Y . .
n is understood that the House OF Bishops ha,
prenared an emergency canon providing for the con
tiniance OF the work OF diocese in She OF th
physical or mental ncapaclty OF the Bishop ant
which will DO reported TO the deputies tomorrow
Tho case for which II In sought to provide ID that
the venerable Plshop Of Rhode Island