Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

when requested by tue police, the latter
drew their clubs, charged and drove the
strikers out Of the neighborhood.
Boston, June 6.-The Ssuate bill abolish
ing the payment Of poll-tsx as pre-Tequi-
site to suffrage wss killed in the House.
San Antonio, June 6.-The State Wool
groyers met this morning. J. H. Chamber
lin, presldent, delivered the annual address.
San Francisco, June 6.-The Sokc,,ente
Guupowder Mills, near San pabIo, exploded
this afternoon. To lives lost. Particularly.
wanting.
Albany, n. Y, Juus 6.-The General
S;nod of the Reformed Dutc1 Church of
America commenced its seventy ses-
sion to day.
Indianapolis, June 6-The Episcopal
Convention to-day elected the Rev. DR..
David Knickerbocker, of Minneapolis,
MINI, bishop for the diocese Of Indiana.
Albany, June 6.-The storm this afternoon
caused damage estimated at $4,000. House 2
were undermined, cellars flooded, streets toro
up etc. The lightning struck several places.
New York, June "a heavy rain storm,
accompanied with sharp lightning and thun-
der, passed over this city this afternoon. At
Asbury Park several houses were struck by
lightning.
Cincinnati, June e.-The International
Typographical Convention to-day refused to
admit the Two delegates applying from Bos-
ton on the ground that their credentials were
informal.
Dayton, o June 6.-The progressive branch
Of the D1nkard Church, oi this country. be-
gan rwo-d days Convention in this city to-
day. About 2000 representatives are pres
ent from every State.
Williamspori, Pa, June GA large tank
Of the Tide-Wster Pipe Line Company at
Muncie, containing 5000 hsrrels, wss struck
by lightning and zee oil sci on FIRE. Two or
three buildings in Muncle were also struck
Cleveland o., June 6.-The American
Medical Association determined to establish
an official periodical called the journal 6f The
American Medical ASSOeiatioa TO be published
in Chicago and edited by n. S. Davis, The
fret iSsue appears in july.
Worcester, Mass, June 6.-During q
heavy thunderstorm tonight Holy Cross
College was struck Oy lightning and fired 10
two places. One FIRE was put out promptly
bat the other was Oh top of tower over l3O
feet high and burned over two hours.
Hot Springs, June e.-At Mountain Val
| ley, this evening, Robt. Wallace, Temporal
| rlly Insane, hrsd several BaoIs al Johh late
his brother-in-laW. Wallace's sister inter
fered and he shot her twice dangerously
| Size soon afterward gave birth prematureiy
| 10 child, and will doubtless die.
Atlsnts, june 6.-1his morning chile
| WAS born 10 an uumar.is1- asuehter Of Ber
Brooking, in Baldwin county. She confsssec
that York Cooper, a negro, was the father
Booking thereupon killed Cooper. and I
coroner's jury returned a verdict OF justlha
BILE homicide.
Little Rock, june GA Gazette Morrill,
ton special says the cafes of the county treas
urer, OF Van Buren county and Clinton, an
also Bradshaw & Thornborough, merchant
were blown open Tuesday by burglars. In
treasurer's safe was robbed OF about SIOO'
aud the merchants OF 500. Two Suspecie
parties are being tracked by blood-hounda.
Saralogs, June 6.--The Congregation
Home Missionary Union met to-day. Gas
receipts for the year, $S7 100; missionari'
employed, 115G; Sunday-school and Blbi
class scholars, 06,63S; churches and ST.
tions stately supplied, 2659. The year
resources we're $685., 1916; total e1penditur
and liabilities, S358,9l2.