New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
,,rrH0DISTS :, IN DISORDER.
op WRISTS RULING PLUNGES THE
'''' CONFERENCE IN CHAOS.
,,,N.s QUESTION CAUSED THE TANGLE-
AGAINST GOVERNMENT MONEY FOR
srcrARIAN SCHOOLS.

sEcTARIAN SCHOOLS.
.,r,,oRApu TO THr TRIDUNE.l
"a Ohio. May S.-Bishop Hurst was not
CT'' to.dav as a presiding officer of the
. SUI conference Through his failure to see
genera noints of a question that arose. he
the ,ho house into tangle from which II
pu"s@ v,r,cate itself for nearly an hour. ana
Gd ho' n,nber Of delegates to lose their tenn
ca's a.o .n,sode occurred soon after the open
per. in soss;on. DR.: ]. NJ. King Of New-York.
ns come resolutions condemning Govern
had ie~N euoor,at,ons T. sec.arian schools. a dele
men' ap. crosse and offered a resolution provid-
fa'e tho women who have resigned their
ing "- low delegates be paid up to date
sea" ,,av offered as a substitute that
pr' -.so considered themselves lay delegates
Wome" % seats as honored guests. Then en-
h hih" ~ disorder. confusion ana cross
sued .o, as has seldom been witnessed IN
purpose ,.e and all the details OF when can
ne conference anu "''
~. w hs described. .,so,,,,,
not DC Crsnston, Of Colorado, who evidently
DF. I" rsa with him through the whole incl
hsa 'ne ,.od the p5int Of order that the motion
CENT -.,,,,,a were both out Of order, the former
anu !, assumed that the women were quan-
N'suse the latter because 1t classed them
ea ea,,s whereas the Conference yesterday
- mss on that question. Great excite
'N.,,aa many delegates tried TO get the
reN Ia,shop Hurst lost control OF the mouse.
So@, Mr. Cranston's point not well taken.
Mr. Frysinger. of Central fenns!i-
rneTup from the decision of the Chair'
ssn'A' nrrs, called for vote on the appeal at
Bsaop :. % DIR. Cranston. and declared 1t not
riou."s >,onv members tried to explain the
AZ
ps'@. ..,.y ,ained the floor to speak TO MS SUD-
p 49,, f,r. Kynett appealed from the oe-
sulS'' =. chair in ruling DR.. Cranston out oi
cHoa .. also called for another vote on MT
oloa anneal. and asked that the motion
H-ss.,,,,e be read first. The Chair for a time
snu ~ allow the reading, on which the mouse
H'. 49, itself into a shouting mob. Then ne al
..s. ,saa,ng. In the mean while Dr. Neeiey
"a tho Objectionable clause in his SUD-
naa .,boee names are on the roll. bs
s'""'e ,,r,,v the house then voted not 70 gus,
narrow ,osaI For some time the dlsoroer anu anu
ts,s tst,.Sn Continued until finally ootn 'ne IN NE
So s .he substitute were Wltnuia"n ,h,e ai ~
sna W vnnosed itself as well ss pUssioe ~
nouse rarorts of Bishop Taylor. OF Airica, a.u
ns.en !" rboburn OF India. Supsequenus,,
p.Snvs, consent all reference 10 the oai . 90
as ordered TO be stricken from eie
the house ~, u-os warmly appla uded
80 he heean 10 speak, has won more iau, s - ~ -
,ha missionary field than he VIII .ss. and he
s,sh,ic sneaker His voice Is not s,'oHe, - ths
sswns and murbles his words SO ina. - 1sut
gg,,e,,,ro engS understood what nc was saying,
~ vsneration in which he is held is 50 sie ,aoa
ss received the compliment OF respestau;; a;shad he
While he was speaking. and when he ann,ause
,eceyed another generous rouno o. appi spid 10
TSe MOS, hopeful work in Africa. ne salu' 10 -
s,aone the raw heathen. Eleven years s.,a;r
risited tribe and picked the woIus ,,hout
Atr ror
tnnsue so to speak, from tnelr yer ;osrai ~ John
sn Interpreter In five years the 1ospe, s,nd the
- written in that tongue. women s'anu ato t,ons
vofk better than men, ana eieh' VI WV
an now manned by women ., sLo.cb NJ
pshon Thoburn gave an Interesting sNe'IIi 80, ~
Ssr ,rsnmnbs and trials OF the missionary "oIA
y ,sS,a The results are most enceuraeine,
5ohsr bishop Is needed. and owine " On mo-
nnr the situation is now oespeIs' r.,erred 70
n. DR. Buckley the reports were relei.sN
sscomm,tf.es on Episcopacy and Missions.
kkeate from Florida presented res.au'io, . sizing
smnathy with the Cuban insurgents, rS ae
a TTnited States Government 10 h.ei m S.a,.
ss,oh n,era referred TO the Committee on S'ate
Nurch The Conference then adJournsu; oo,,-
There was a meeting Of the Layfa,n man, nn;ssr. Aso
ion in the afternoon, ana an eoTUi nv Kings reso-
ssry was held in the evening. Dr rHad n,s that ali
s,ior before referred to. recommeIdeo ma. O.,
the educational institutions OF tne NJ suhiect
10 accept Government grants OF Say.nce iio,ey com
W. nnder consideration by conierence I'm, h,,
n,,,ee Of Congress Every dsn@Gnliiatiop @ po Sas
ans he said. representing 2I,UVv'nV peop,r M ,;cs
defined TO accept such grants. stua sdnronn,nation
creates compact between tha'
and the Government ua,boa,st minis
Some one has said that every Ae.no1s ,,s s an
tar carries mitre in his grip bat TINS canSi. ~ M
saaese honrics IN the Conference up 10 oate'
s,;ss s,s moreover nor bishops don't mre As
not more than four bishops st most aps snX are
to be elected and perhaps onN three re fonr uy men
oSomeu a sps q tbomsht to have best change
Drs Goucher Balt'mSrre; F. STssnsion STanssEn
Colorado W. A Spencer Of 1se GnSaSm Epham Of Drew
ssce1s; spsry anu Next to them stand the following
the Ss s,,o4a ssaeV' %sssyan ssSa gs
Seminary fres,aeNh Ohio. President Reed Dickin-
versy rv;,asa. nu.a Chaplain Mccabe Chancellor Day
saeUss n NJ EsisS 5Iso Of Of he che
Me.nou,s, rnr, husy mendng their fences and an
exciting election Is expe,teo.