The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-20
TWO BISHOPS CHOSEN
C. C. ucCabe. Of View York. and
Earl Cranston, Of Ohio.
eoTu VETERANS or TIE war.
49, Sa~ yessvs sen4e, - Wen -
1Ans q YUay OtaR Basn0ss-m-
Aaep Y6snusous yeg1ecssd-
sorn VETERANS OF TIE WAR.

~ a Yuur Oshsr Bish1So-1D-
Aisn Miassons xsg1scssd-
Cleveland. May fs-The 3ezcsoek In Ne
- 8 .ru~rzg rcaf~rsrcs over tss s1sc-
e,ox 81 tee hsskssqs ~as brssea tes1Ay "
srn s>t~czspz q II. Charles e kcc~ss.
Of ssex York, and pr. Ear er@Asse1. %
cfoczrn&fk IL waE aSyssrsaf Vice. tis 80
crates aNs<mAts& ths nacfniz-< aa-~t tnTs
we've tired o< the t4ssos2sx sna s1's o.
fsruasnea 10 sr1ng matters 70 AZ sssse-
A. soon Sc ras d>srsdss t1.<s = =. =.
$1,000 IN. exsesx.es sam that the tsszss
"a co sorpeshsnx had arrived On Use 1877
ts~nrh ballsf Dr. 3fccenss sete ssE 30
a. - from IL vfst Ne had received ca
rn~ bxI,ot ,axxn Last nixht- and Dr. Cs@n-
stree from - 70 81 Tina; sE.dscztsz&
elrxrfy Who tfe leaders we're. ans On me
fs<s<>n.h ballot Dr. xccsees vote roe
% ~. or more than SER nseoea 70 49,
vrsle Or. cranstoz yelled -. CT ef9ht
49, sh.u we're resssed The next ballet
save me victory 70 pr. crarstoza. ssse lne
west and East bad both ssscseS tss1
cand3ds ten.
Tssshop waicen, speaking Of the result
add A vas an ONO Gay. Bota bssiscPs
elected are natives Of the buckeJs sa~ez.
and az Of the ssxtssn bsseoSs Dor on ti.s
bee rd we're born In Ohio Trey are nasa-
ors NerrlrA waidsn. Soyys' A.
Crsnston ana TboSarn- Bi2fop f"~eets
- 80 retired. ~ also an Ohio raaa-
wn~e the conference rnet To-Day
NV. g. Z. stafford. Of Iowa. moved 70
uosspoos inc sariteiy sns eaect-or OF ofsn-
ore. - yrtnr a large number we're ogposta
70 srcreaslne thu episcopal board. Dr. J.
q. Bucklsy orcssed the motion Ins COM
psftAe. he sail. recommended fhres DISH
ops, AMI the eenfersnee. ~ majority OF
q. substituted TOO. He reviewed the con
ference Of lsss. when eight asAlao;s were
takea. To faxennsts;y postpone would
make the conference ridiculous In the eyes
Of the world DIR. Buckley sad the DIM
Guilty noe lar IN tine fact that individuals
vbo had M posssbie chance to secure iae
necessary two-thlrds vote s;iii PERMITTED
their srt~nds 10 vote for them. DR.. C. D.
Hills. Of New Hampshlfe, presented sub
ststute which provided thar II no election
snoslc result on tho fourteenth ballot the
Ave highest ones shall Be voted Tor en- TIE
afteenfh ballot, the lowest one 70 De drop
ped on each succeeding ballot. Bishop
Bovmsn, presiding. ruled the motion out
q order. DR.. A. >. ksnneti. OF Phssadei-
phia, sulogized the candidates for bishops.
pArtieulaS.y NcC-&b<. Rev y. Munger. OF
Central New York. protested vigorously
against eisctsonsering- The motion to
postpone vas defeated by q large majority.
An attempt TO secure suspension Of the
rules In order 20 present . Substitute to
elect three instead Of two bishops was de-
1eafed.
The fourseenfA oailot vas taken. Five
hundrsd and four votes were cast. making
~ necessary TO . choice. The vote was:
cyanston. ii: McCsne. "a: Hamilton. 10:
Butts. Is; Nicely. IL. Bower. 81: scatter
ing 70.
Tho Afssenth ballot was a. once taken.
There we're ~ votes necessary TO q choice.
~ q thee G. e. Mccahe, Of New York.
received ~ votes. eicctinx him by votes.
The vote for tae others vas; cransion. *.
Butts. u: Neely. liz. Bowen. q: scatter
y; scattering. -
The delegates stood. yelling ara waving
hsndkerchicfs- Calls for ''McCabe."
Song 'vpeceh." rose from all parts of
the hall In the erst iuli q motion 20 tn
v.te 'sBishop AcCsbe" to the platform vas
carried with = whiri. As DR.. M-Cabs
walked down the aisle the temonssration
Vas repeated. but Or. Mccabe begged 20
b. sseussd frcm saying anything or sing
ing.
The afsesnfh ballot showed a xain for
crans,on OF q. and the sixteenth ballot re-
suited In his election ss the second bishop.
Five hundred and four votes were cast:
ascesxary 70 . choice, rs Cransson re-
csissd ~. thus eiecting him BY ~ The
conferences went Wild again. Handker-
chiefs we're waived and the noise eontia-
sed. while Or. Craaston walked forward
and bowed. An attempt by Judge caples.
OF Oregon. 70 make TIE election unanl-
NOUS vas howied down.
The conference took I'd the srsc.fo, NJ,
two book agents for New York. on IN.
rrst ballot DR., Homer Eaton. OF Troy. y.
y. vas overwhelmingly elected NoninA-
Tons for two agents of the Western Book
Concern AZ Cincinnati were made. After
shins TIE Frat vote on the Cincinnati con-
cern and the second on New York. the
conference adjourned The vote viii be
announced IN the morning.
same OF tee deigatss are working 10
rave 'he stan OF the Church Extension
6ofsrfy decreased Th.a cropped o,,, AZ,
meeting OF the committee on church -
tension today The committee recon-
taenssd That work on state aad nattonai
law as u applies &c holdings OF churehes
De fncivtsei 10 the course Of r~aasnr.
az Theological students II was voted that
where church asks aid in building ana
accepts ~, the building must conform With
board.
There Was ho; discussion besor. ,sa
COMMITTEES On sniszsers on the propositions
has persons rlae specify the purpose Tor
which special gifts 90 the church 1hau
no used nishop ThebuFr 4. exceedingly,
anxious that this be eone. A few davs
Ese he said n better support Va. not
gLser me mission work In insis ore ou,
OF every ctr missionaries thsre nouif be
eompsiied 20 return home Today ne sata
tina, While that tniKht not he the result, a
continuance ef Present conditions might
prevent hts returning 20 India The
ehhnge PROPOSED met tho ot,f,asitfon 81
far, Acczbe sna Dr. Leonard The matter
was held ever. The honk COMMITTEES TODAY
recommended subsidies amounting 20
$50 per year Tor several Of the church
papsrN
The New utxhop~
nlsacp-eise, Charles c. M-cah. Va. he-,
oc,eeer II. iSss a. Athens. oh'a IN rsss
hs became chaplain % the one Hurs-r.,
ana Iwenty~seeand Ohio Volunteer fnfan.
Try. Az the battle os Winchester y, :,
iN&S While iookinE after woarars he xa,
captured anf taken 90 I.shhv ,Tisss rh.-s
ne remained captive over sarr rnan,n.
Aftsr his release he ro9alnei nis regimen.
tai VIII eFokea health vas cent ha~k 20 ,
hesPttsl az Washington CITY. since IA
var hf has been 80 ghe service o. ~ O,a,
Wesleyan university .rs .ha 80 :.
chnr D esteuTien. In f~I he was ele.,e,
missionary secretary. Th-aush ~. esr,rt,
the cry "A nipt0r fcr ya.ssioas' nn0s
rronhesies'. Is RON ne y Inc h~trh,...
facts y ~ hisier, o. tbs ~ y church
hF, Hsf ersH%'en WAS born. rune r iSra
" siarHs. Gals. ne caifs,oi In IRE Unitesi
states N.fH 'N' r'se 20 tie rank - car.
tain. fss FIRST service IN the ,h,,-.s -.
the war vas IN 49, Cnso ca-seren-. a..
Was ifanHtr-rrd fnAly - Denver w..
he Vas ptead hs e4ior- 8 nce fSSs he -,
teen book ageat a. Ciarinartt ue =.