Phillips, Rev. R. D. Elmira, N. Y. Meth. Forgery. Payne, Rev. J. H. Columbus, O. Theft. Prouty, Rev. Enoch Beloit, Wis. Bap. Dishonesty, lying, wife-desertion, adultery. Percival, Rev. Harold Detroit. Bap. Sodomy. Powell, Rev. Wm. Macon. Ga. Perjury. Parsons, Rev. M. Perry, Ia. Bap. Charged with embezzlement. Pierce, Rev. Geo. J. Salem, Mass.; Philipston, Cong. Charged with many immoralities. Mass; Bangor, Me.; Danbury, N. H.; Portsmouth, N. H. Parker. Rev. F. Sherman, Tex. Meth. Charged with forgery. Parrault, Rev. Father Dickinson. N. D. Charged with forgery. 1889 Packard, Rev. J. Los Angeles, Cal. Hol. Ran up board bill until landlady became embarrassed for money; suggested that he pawn her watch for her, and did so and absconded with the proceeds. 1891 Peters, Rev. J. H. Marienfeld, Tex. Cath. With Father Andrews governed a convent of boys; one escaped and revealed that the two priests had killed a student, telling the escaped one that priests had a right to murder; Andrews, with the justice of peace who held inquest, and, being a strong Catholic and under the priest's control, returned verdict of suicide, arrested; Peters missing. Pettit, Rev. Mr. Lafayette, Ind. Arrested for wife-poisoning. Perry, Rev. Spurgeon Philadelphia, Pa. Horse-stealing. Prather, Rev. E. L. Lincoln, Ill. Pres. Charged with many seductions; deposed. Pistor, Rev. Mr. Albuquerque, N. M. Luth. Drunkenness and embezzlement of church funds;