Democratic Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 33, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 September 1879 — INDIANA NEWS. [ARTICLE]

INDIANA NEWS.

Preaching Appointments for Next Year. INDIANA CONFERENCE. Indianapolis District. —J. 8. Woods, Presiding Elder. Meridian Street, W. C. Webb; California Street, T. G. Beharrell; Ames Church. J. V. 11. Miller; Blackford Street, W. Megmnis; Putnamville, M. Woods; Monrovia, J. V. Moore; Moorsville, H. Hays; Brooklyn, J. Wharton; Green Castle, Locust Street, W. H. Grim; Waverly, C. W. Woods; Martinsville, H. J. Talbott; Morgantown, J. D. Crane; Bellville, A. F. Briggs; West Newton, C. Lee. Bloom tuff ton Jtistrict. —T. D. Welker, P. E. Bloomington,'J. W. Webb; Bloomington Circuit, supplied by G. N. Puett; Gosport, F. A. Eller; Spencer. J. W. Culmer; Worthingtou, L 8. Kuotts; Bloomfield, R. B. Martin; Newark, John Laverty; Linton, T. W. Jones, l’leasautville, John Bruner; Elletsville, S. C. Ken - nedy ; Rowling Green, supplied by J. McLaugh lin;’Center Point, J. M. Baxter; Lockport, supplied by John T. Smith: Harrodaburg, J. L. Cooper’; Ltd cash r, A. R. Julian. H. B. Hibben, Chapla’n of the United S'atrs army. Vincennes District. —B. F. lliwlins, P. E.; Vincennes, F. A. FrUdley; Brncevifle, T. 11. Willis; Carlisle, E. Giskins; Sullivan, J. A. Ward; New Lebanon. F. A. Hutcherson; Graysville, G. W. Stafford; Ascension, J. F. Sinclair; Prairieton, W. E. Davis; Washington, W. Al. Hester; Washington Circuit, It. A. Kemp; Alfordsville, S. O. Dorsey; Wheatland, J. M. Harbin; Hymear, W. 11. Cornelius; Freelandsville, M. Rose; Deckertcwn, J. H. Maddox. Kvanssviltc Jtistrict. —J. E. Brant, F. E.; Trinity, F. Iglehart; Kingsley, ,T. N. Thomp son: Ingle Street, J. A. Scammaborn; Penusyl ■ vania Streot and ridge, Wm. Telfcr : Mt. Vernon, M. AI. Ci Hobbs; Mt. Vernon Circuit, B. CaQer; Newburgh, G. H. Hoavenridge; Blue Grase, T. G. Danks; Foit Branch, John Tansy; Oakland City, J. M. Hilliard; Owensville, W. T. Davis; Pakota, E. Hawes: Princeton, W. M. Zarring; New Harmony, G. F. Cuimer; Springfield, J. W. Kincaid; West Franklin, Joseph Rawlins. Rcckpttrl District. —A. Turner, P. E. Rockport, John Poucher; Rockport Circuit, l>. I’. Davis; Boonville, H. N. King; Center, W. 11. Davidson. Lynnvillo, Dayton Harvev; Augusta, supplied by Geo. Whitman; Yankectown, F. A. Lester; Tailorsville, B. F. Julian; Petersburg, J. W. Jiiliau; Union, J. MoGrognr; Atwell, A. A. Godle.v; Huntingburg, J. T. Woods; Gentryvillo, W. F. F. Smith; Grandview, W. \V. Ramsey; Troy, S. W. Trover; Gannelton, W. B. Collins; Romo, supplied by J. Turner; Newtouville, J. F. Woodruff; Oil Creek, L E. Mann. JVew Albany District.— John Kigor, P. I 1! ; Wesley Chapel, J. L. Pitner; Centenary, G. D. Watson; John Street. E. T. Curnick; Main Street, S. W. McNaughtcn; New Albany Circuit, F. Walker; Lanes ville, G. W. Fausler; Elizabeth, J. B. Holloway; Corydon, N. V. Moore; Mauckport, W. H. Davisson; Hardinsburg, to be supplied; Marengo, supplied by F. M. Hodden; Fredericksburg, SValter Underwood; Salem, J. W. Asbury; Leavenworth, J. H. ltood; Greenville, J. M. WatsoL: New Philadelphia, suppli d by A. N. Etrod; Little Yoik, to bo supplied; N. E. Boring, Chaplain to State Prison South; W. 11. Halsted, President Do Pauw College. Mitchell District. —John Walls, P. E. Mitchell, J. H. Ketcham; Bedford, W. W. Webb; Springfield, L. Johnson; Paoli, M. 11. Ileavcnlidge; Orleans, John Spears; Erie, E. P. F. Wells; Tunnelton, J. I'. Allen; Shoals, J. B. Hamilton; Loogootee, 11. J. Barr; Dover Hill, D. Morden; French Lick, suppl ed by W. W. Rundell; Clark’s Prairie, J. W. Payne; Wiokliffe, O. H. Tansy; Bartlettsville, supplied by G. Payne; Campbellslmrg, 11. O. Chapman; Rush Creek, Robert J. Easly; Orangeville. W. H. Wright. NORTHWEST INDIANA CONFERENCE.

Lafayette District.—A.. A. Goo, P. E. Lafa'yeito Trinity, J. Stephens: Ninth Street, J. W. T. McMullen; Congress streot and Ohauncy, A. Kummer; Wea, to be f unplied; Shawnee Mound, H. A. Alerrill; Newton 1). Handley: Attica, J. C. Reed; Williamsport, 11. N. Ogden; West Lebanon, T. Alason; Marshfield, Wm. Buck; State lane, J. B. Combs; Pine Village, li B. Beatty; Montmorency, T. B. MoAlams; Oxford and' Templeton, C. B. Mock; Boswell, to be supplied; Lafayette Circuit, W. Crapp; Battle Ground, C. E. Lewis; Brooks ton. to be supplied. O. E. Lambert, professor in W Barnette University, membor of Salem (Ore.) Quarterly Conference; L. Tayior, agent Preachers’ Aid Society, and member of Congress Street and Cha’unoy Quarterly Conference; B. W. Smith, agent Indiana Asbury University, and member of Trinity Quarterly Conference. Frankfort District.— 8. Beck, I’. E ; Frankfort, Wm. Graham; Micbigautown. J. M. Stafford; Burliugtou, A. Lewis; Rossvillo, S. B. Town; Bringburst, T. F. Drake; Camden, .J. A. Cullen; Delphi, W. H. Hickman; Pittsburg, J. C. Martin; Transitville, to be supplied; Dayton, to be supplied; Romney, E. W. Law I ion; Stockwell, J. L Boyd; Colfax, E. A. Andrew and J. Matthews, supernumerary; Tborntown, L, C. Bucles; Lebanon, F. M. Pavey; Lebanon Circuit, E. Alason; Wliitestown, 11. F. Whitsett; Zionsvilto, J. E. Newhhuse; A. Wood, moral instructor Soldiers’ Homo, Knigbtstown, Ind., and member of Tborntown Quarterly Conference. Green castle District.— College Avenue, I. W. Joyce; Bainbridge, W. A. Smith; Ladoga, J. H. Siddall; Morton, to. be spppliod; Clermont, D. W. Rislitr; Pittsboro, I. P. Patch; Jamestown, W. F. Clark; Mace, E. It. Johnson; Crawfordsville, J. W. Greene; Crawfordsville Circuit, J. E. Steele; Yountsville, W. W. Jones; Pleasant HilJ, J. Harrison; Hillsboro, C B. Heath; CjviDgton, J. W. Harris; Plainfield, N. G eene; Danville, J. H. Claypool; Coatsville, Jesse Hi 1; Carbon, to be supplied. P. Wiley, Professor Indiana Asbury University, W. C. Davison. T. Wakiyama, K. Kosaka. missionaries to Japan, all members of College Avenue Quarterly Conference, Greencastlo; T. B. Wood andJ. It. Wood, missionaries to South America and members of Crawfordsville Quarterly Conference. Terre Haute Jtistrict. —C. A. Brooke, I’. E. Terre Haute—Asbury, W. McK., Darwood; Centenary, J. N. Beard; Montrose and Third Streets, to be supplied; Sandford ; J. 11. Hollingsworth; Clinton, J. E. Wright; Summit Grove; J. F. McDaniel; Newport, M. L. Green; Perrysville, I. Dale; Terre Haute Circuit, D. 8. Morrison; Catlin, J. B. DeAfotte; Rockville, T. Meredith; Bell more, T. C. Webster; Annapo lis and Montezuma, D. P. McClain; Harveysburg, S. M. Ilays: Waveland, J. Johnson; Itus sell ville, H. C. Neal; Brazil, W. R. Mikels; Harmony and Knightsville, T. M. Guild. La Porte, Jtistrict. —J. H. Cissel, P. E.; La Porte, N. A. Cbamberlain; La Porto Circuit, T. C. Stringer; Door Village, G. R Streeter; Westville, 1). M. Wood; Union Mills, J. T. Stafford; Rolling Prairie, H. M. Middleton; Now Carlisle, W. P. |McKinsey: South Bend, First Church, H. A Gobin; Michigan Street, R. I). Utter; North Liberty, O. 11. Beebe; Walkerton, R. 11. Saunders; Plymouth, G. W. Bower; North Judson, J. M. Jackson; Argos, E. B. Woodson; Rochester, F. M. Rule: Kowana, E. B. Bruner; Marmont, W. H. Mahaffie, Winam&c and Star City, A. J. Clifton; Logai,sport Circuit, F. Cox. Valparaiso District. —B. Godfrey, P. E. ValSaraiso, N. L. BraKeman; Michigan City, G. [. Boyd; Chesterton, J. B. Smith; Wheeler and Hobart, G. J. Vaught; Crown Point; O. C. Haskell; Lowell, Henry Veneill; Hebron, L S. Buckets; Konts, supernumerary by G. W. Wesselius; Medarvville, J. J. Thompson; Rensselaer, A. W. Wood; Beaver Lake, supernumerary by S. B. Shaw; Morocco, to be supplied; Brooks, H. B. Bail; Bradford, W. Hall; Wolcott, J. N. Harmon; Goodland and ltomiugfon, J. A. Clearwater*; Kentland and Itaub, W. G. Vessels Fowler and Earl Park, D. G. LeSonrd; Monticello, C. 8. Burgner; Burnettaville, It. H. Calvert.

State Items. The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons, in session last week at the capital, elected Charles E. Bailey Grand Master. A new shoe-peg factory will be started at Richmond in a few weeks. It already has orders for 100,000 bushels of pegs to be delivered inside of a year. The large ice-house at Cambridge City, owned by the Talmage Ice Company, was totally destroyed by fire the other night. Loss about $5,200. A victim of whisky at Richmond applied to the town trustee the other day. and asked that officer to issue an order forbidding saloon-keepers from selling him strong drink. Geo. W. Helm, living two miles east of Edwardsport, while going home under the influence of whisky, fell under a passing freight train and was instantly killed. Jacob Steinberg, of Lafayette, was Handling a revolver, when the weapon went off, the ball striking Airon Huljkrifi’er in the right breast, inflicting a probably fatal wouud.