Rensselaer Republican, Volume 18, Number 33, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 April 1886 — INDIANA STATE NEWS. [ARTICLE]

INDIANA STATE NEWS.

Northern Indiana M. K. Conference, ■ - The North Indiana M. E. Conference which has just completed its work at Warsaw, after a three days’ session, made the following appointments for the several districts: V Fort Wayne^Dmtrict— C. W. Lynch, P. E. Angola, M. H, Metis; Aubnm, H. M. Limport; Blnffton, If. Makm; t Imruhnsco, H. Bridge; Caesse, T. F. Freeh; Decatur, T. Stabler: Fremont, J. N. McCurdy; Garrett, W. K. Wones; Geneva, N. Brandebiiry; Harlan, J. A. Beaty; Huntcrtowu, J. H. Black; Huntington, M. AToague; Leo, A. H.' Currie: Market, t W. .Singer; Monroe, J. &■ Cook; Monroeville, L J. Bicknell; New Haven, supply; Ossian, J. A. Lewellyn; Tcneto, supply; Itoanoke, V. A, liobinson; Sheldon, H. I, Watson; Fort Wayne -Street. Q. Wayne strert, F. G. Browne; Simpson, A. T. Briggs; Trinity, supply. l ioslicn District-—F. Y. Simpson, P. E. A 1 - Won, M. 8. Marble;- Bristol, J. VV. Paschall; Butler, W. 8 Stewart; Corunpa, A. C. Gerard; Elkhart, C. E Disbro; ElkhaH Circuit, C. H. Murray;Goshen, C. Skinner; Hamilton, J. L Ramsey; Kcndallville N. H. Phillips; LaJ. B. Carnes; Lima and Van Buren, O. 8. Harrison; Leesburg, A. J. Carov; Ligonier, E. F. Haßty; Middlebury, M. C. Cooper; Milford, G. M. Carpenter; Mishawaka, C. King; Nappanee, W. Graham;' New Paris, E. P. Church; Orland, A. L. Lamport; Osceola, M.H. Smith; Valtmtinc and Ontario; eupplyt-JiYalrafe 100, W. I). I’ayr; Wawaka, W. E. McCarty; Wolcottville, C. H. Wilkinson. Warsaw District—J. Greer, P. E.. Akron, supply; Atwood, L. A. Sevits; Andrews, E. HoldHtoek;Bourbon, G. H. Hill; Columbia City, R J. McElwce; Inwood, W. J. Taylor; La Fontaine, J. W. Cain; LaGro, J. B. Alloman; Lawvillo, N. D. Shackleford; Liberty Mills, O. V. L. Harbour; Macey, J. D. Belt; Marion, M. Swadener; Mexico, L J. Smith; Mt Etna, W. J. Gamble: North Manchester, A. Greenman; North Webster, T. C. Neal; Mentone, L. Reeves; Pierceton, W. S. Boston; Porrysburg, J. J. Cooper; Roann, supply; Silver Lake, A H. McKee; South Whitley, C. U. Wade: Wabash, A. E. Maliin; Wabash Circuit, L M. Krider: WarreD, B. Sawyer; Warsaw, J. K. Waltz. Kokomo Dietrict—J. E. Ervin, P. E Alto, J. E Foster; Blinker Hill, J. H. Jackson; Cicero, W. M. Htranahnn; Elwooil and Frankton, T. H. C. Beall; Goldsmith and Kempton, M. Wyman; Greentown. E. W. Oebum; Joliotville, supply; Kokomo, C. 11. Brown; Logansport—-Broad-way, W. H. Daniel; Market Street, L J. Noftzger; Wheatland Street, E. E. Neal; Now Britton, F. A. Fish (New Waverly, E. F. Albertson; -Noblesville, H. J. Meek; Pern, A. 8. Worton; Point Isabel, T. J. Elkin; Russiavillc, J. J. McCoy; Santa Fe, J. W. McDaniel; Sharpsville, A. M. Patterson; Sheridan, C. E. White; Tipton, A, Cone; Walton, S. R McElwee; Westfield, L. E. Knox ; Windfall, J. E. Torttiuger ; Xenia, G. S. V. Howard Muncio District—B. A. Kemp, P. E. Albany, W. E. Curtis'; Alexandria, W. C. McKay; Anderson, C. G. Hudson; Anderson circuit, M. G. Phillips; Daleville, supply; Dunkirk, A. J. Lewellen; Eaton and New Corner, 8. L. Johnson anil A. L Forkner; Farmland, R. H. Smith, Fishers burg, H. C. Smith: Fortville, A. 8, Rogers; Hartford City, H. J Norris; Jonesboro, C. H. Beechgood; McCords ville, D. F. Stright; Montpelier, A. A. PitteDger; Muncie, W. J. Vigus; Muncie Circuit, J. A. Bulev; New Burlington, J. M. Lewis; Pendleton, J." 8. McCarty and J. T. Painter; Pennville, G.' W. Green; Perkinsville, E. Davis; Redkey, A. E. Sarah; Selma, P. J. Albright; Upland, J. T. Fettro; Winchester, J. W. Welch. Richmond District—W. 8. Birch, P. E Cadiz, J. W. Lowrey; Cambridge City, L. A. Retts; Centerville, E. R. Small; Charlottesville, R. 8. Reed; Dublin, J. Thomas; Fountain City, C. Harvey; Greenfield, R. D. Robinson;Hagerstown, T. M. Guild; Knightstown, H. N. Herrick; Lewisville anil Ogden, W. W. Brown; Lynn, J. W. Bowen,; Middletown,- K. B. Powell; New Castle, J. 11. Ford; Philadelphia, W. Peck; Portland, F„ L. Seamans; Portland circuit, 8. Mellinger; Richmond—First Church, C. E, Bacoii; Grace Church, R. M. Barns; Riilgeville, C. J, Bills; Spiceland, supply; Trenton, A C. Grnlier; Union City, M. H. Mendenhall; Whitewater,- H. Woolpert; Williamsburg, L. A. Beeks. Marion was decided upon as the next place of meeting. Miscellaneous -State Items. —When Michael Stumpff, a Charlestown saloonist, opened his place of bnsiness, recently, he was horrified to discover the dead body of Evan Shelby, Recorder of Clark County, lying in the back yard. Shelby resides In Charlestown, bat takes the C o’clock train every morning for Jeffersonville, and returns home at Bp. m. That-night he visited the saloon kept by Stumpff, and took several drinks, which caused him to become very drunk. He stepped into the back yard and fell upon his face, and, being unable to arise, died, it -is-supposed, of heart disease. —At Terre Haute the 14-year-old son of Perry Carpenter, of Honey Creek township, Vigo County, was thrown under the feet of a team of frightened horses whose bends he was holding and trampled upon. His head was bruised, his arm broken, and spine fractured, producing paralysis. He survive. —Bohemian oats is cheaper now than it was a year ago. Martin Bruer, a Madison Township farmer, brought in a load of it yesterday and sold it for one cent a (found, averaging between fifty and sixty cents _» bushel. Some people pay *lO a bushel for Bohemian Oats. \ Others don’t. —Fort ' Wayne Journal. —Thomas Beydone, one of the leading physicians of Valparaiso, while snperintendibg Bbme rneri engaged in putting wa-ter-pipes from the street into his house, was stricken down with apoplexy and died before he could be taken into his house. He leaves a widow and several children. —Thomas J. Vanosdol died very suddenly the other morning, at his residence near Pleasant Postoffice, Switzerland County. He was in his seventy-second year, and was a much-respected citizen. Ho leaves a widow and one child, Capt. A. |). Vanosdol, of-Madison. —At Madison, on Saturday, Judge Berkshire, in the suit of the. National Braneh Bank vs. N. S. Wolf, rendered judgment for the plaintiff for $3,000 and interest,and act aside the transfer of road stock made by Wolf to his uncle. Thu secures the -bank.. _ . - - , . —The remains of ex-City Marshal Burns, Kokomo, was followed to the tomb, recently, by a Jarge concourse, of people. He died on Sunday, of consumption. His mother aud oho brother are all that remain oi a targe family. His age was 20 years. —The Christian Church at Madison wants a pastor. tuskof tha tekfifict American' elephant was found iin bedded in tire sand at Mennett’s Pojjit, hear. Vexavy a few days ago. The tnsk is eight feet long and nine inches in diameter at tlie root. Two years ago a similar* task was found in tho A young man named Nathan Hodgin, living hear Salem, committed suicide by cutting his threat. He was in the hist stag: s of. consumptions, —Ho! lope ter A Douavan, of Biyhmoud, finishers of slate mantels failed, recently. Li ibiti'.ies, sl,3'K>; assets nominal.