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, 1874-03-09
DR.. Dio Lewis Striving to Rescue
Vermont Drunlards,
Prospects Of the Movement in Prov
idenoe, R. I.
Temperance Lectures and Sermons in
Ohio Yesterday.
No Abatement III the Zen1 Of the
Crusaders.

special Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune.
Dosros, Mass, March s.-A ST. Alhans, Vt,
dispatch to tho Daily Advertiser Says thnt DR..
Dio LcwiH has reached that city, and yesterday
afternoon occupied ovor two hours Mt Academy
Hall In explaining tho now Ohio total-abstnonco
movement, answering numerous questions md
objections mud forming praying bands to re-
monstrato with tho loopors Of liquor-saloons,
mud eloctlng tho necessary ofllcorB. nom{nnt-
Ing committee chose fifty or moro ladies' to proBo
cute tho work. Hardly q tonth part OF them
woro In tho hall, and 1t ia not thought that marry
will accept. Tho Advisory Committee, to the
number Of thirty, woro nominated from the au-
denco by boya who doomed 1t O good joke to
tnko q hand in the mattor.
WHILE THE nooTon WAS SPEAKING
about past experiences, thore was noticeable
apathy In the mootng, but as tho proceedings
went Oil more enthusiasm was manifested.
Prayer and praiBo meetings havo beon hold
today, ind will DO continued tomorrow aud
probably tho women will begin oporations carly
III tho wock. It is not generally thought theY
will meet with tho SUCCESS and sympathy which
is desired. Tho Doctor, in roply to d question
as to why tho Ohio method did not succeed in
Worcester, said that tho people OF Now
England, especially of Massachusetts, woro 30
, :, fuiAt"NAun. AN, t11ooo :.
that they wonid hot dc1fn 70 40 ahytning that
would look IKE copyng attcr thelr Wostorn
btotnrch; n1at ne pfoPilesleo anccess TO tnem,
nevorthelesS' ITO leaves Tonight 1or Alont-
pellor.
At rhoVinESGs. q,
speeaat Ds'pa'c4 20 1Hs i"'ea9o I'soane:
;, lhp'1pENcsl H. -, Ntatcn - heotlhE o1
tho ctosty g .Als e'.S S 10 aa ,oe .1.ortoW ~
W. ountlal oapsiSt ouu.cn. "non VIZ quohtloi3
o. tenRcf@1ce = cluEaao Mtn o1 .aheh up aia
tuoloue"3 u'Ecuseou' M "tsl .4o oujscs u
n1t1'i4S " no1ne pun " p'ucsuuIo.
" MeaneBoay !ahIes meotlng win 20
ealieu 70 aseetsa,n "nnt entaualasn tnese u
nn'oi't Suo'u, atto ~ n,"t oH.uus toot MI ="
nto ne Ha9vonont. eovern ot our 1nost a!s-
tlhgulshea cleleYmpn nnve sSnSa leu eatI lor .ho
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oi;,od ib.n nav .r.,rass;ro or5 otar.,nnd y, H.
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, 1874-03-09

Lake ncrion, and soathwa,d sol over Ohio M yaIioy yxE
and Tcnncssoe. clcar woathor. riBing ten,pera-
tl1ra, and winds diminishing to gontle AMI fresh.
For Minnesota. Iowa, aid Missouri, falllng
barometer, rising temperature, and cast to south
Winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-03-09

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YonK, Observation-Disclosures Baltic,
from Liverpool.
BAN FAANoIsCo, March 8.-rho Pacific Hail
CompAny'a Hteamor Qranada arrived today from
Nav Yorh,yla Capo Horn al well. She brought
two passengers.
, 1874-03-09

At Spencer, Mnss. Loss, $4,000.
SPENCER, AIaBa., March 8.-Tho boat factory
Of D. ". Drury l. Co. was burned this morning.
1oss SD, 900,
, 1874-03-09

they nro not checked by m exposure Of thor
plot before It hna gono to my length. Mr.
Foator haH apparently
FORGOTTEN PARTISAN FEELING
In performing his duty OIL tho B,lb- Oomtnittoo,
In the corrao OF Witch tho Stubborn case was
brought to light. IIo waH impartial and fear-
loss, aid allowed ncIthor threats nor blandtBl,-
merits to Hworyo him. It reruains to be Bcen
how mitch ho can ',o injured by tho partleR 10
tito questionable transactions tint ho llns bcon
tho means Of exposing.
, 1874-03-09
OHIO.
: n hGliG ihii

specia! DispatcA to 41s thicaao Tribune.
ASHLAND, O., March IA temperance move-
mont las been organizing hose Tor the Inst week
by holding prayer aud union meeting day and
night, led by different minister's Of tiiB place,
AsaBtod by tho lloy. Nlr. Patch and Mother
Stewart. It resulted III march on tho liquor
dealers to-day by tho ladies, loo strong III the
morning, and 200 In tue evening. They first
visited tho drng-stores, whore they wero well re-
coiyed. All slgnod tile pledge willingly. Thoy
next went to tho hotels, wLero thoy wero allowed
to sing and pray, but thoro wore 10 signors. III
tho oyoniug they visited all tho Ealoona aud
wore allowed to sing aud pray III all but one.
j. q. auth rotunoi them permission. Tho
Indies withdrew to tho pavement. inolt III the
mud, and held q prayor-noo:ing. Tho lad!os NIL
foel encouraged by the duyn work, and aro
moie resolved than ever to go OIL with tho glo-
rious work. uroat enthusiasm il ,nanifostoa by
all,
At DuCYNUH.
S1,erfai Dispatch 10 Ite'Ch,cago Tribune.
BucYnus, O., ihnrch 8.-Saturday night the
saloon-keopess and their friends hold q meeting.
uut all the women who might attempt to witt
tAcir saloons; also tint they would vote at The
spring election for no cnndltlato who favored this
temperance movement; and dofouso.t fund Of
52,UU0 WIS pledged. This evening union toni
poIanco nlootlng waa hold Mt tl!o Lutllolan
Church, which waH 1illoa to its utmost capncity.
The local ministers, tno Inv. ". II. Dayis, OF tito
University, Judge ". n. Jackson, nnd ox-Chiof-
Justice Scott all naado earnc6t temperance re-
marks. Tho immouso dil'crlty OF tho work hero
is tully app eciatod. aud calnost prayers wore
made for Dlyino guidance. lilo best Of foollng
prevailed. Hume naiscreant put an oyorsAoo in
ouch furnace, but tue attempt to anl,oy waa
conspicuous failure.
At YELLOW SYRINGE.
special Dispateh to 1ha chiraao Tribune.
YELLOW SpRsNos, O., March 7.-Il,o lndios'
whisky war IL progrossinE. Considerable Ok
element wan created OH tile Htrcots tllh aftor-
noon over tho announcement Of tic first surren-
dor, This afternoon tile latlicH marched to
Frogtown. A doalor ma1ncl Kahoe ,gayo up his
licoi!se signed tho pledge, and tho ladfos ourol
his whIuky out. 4 collection OF about s9l8 was
taken III, mud presented to his vito. At this
hour, D o'clock, \. III. hloylHn'a saloon IL Hllr-
rounded by about one hundred ladies, singing
and praying.
AT LOGAN.
Sayefal Dispasrh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LOGAN, O., Alarch "A large aud onthusias-
ito mnsH meeting was hold at Nempie's Opera
, 1874-03-09

~, but figuring In most Of tho political cngngo-
1nonB. OF tho twain, tho poot southey might
hayo Hald, subsequent to tho Philadelphia Con-
yonton:
"Crcat rrasae tho Dnko Of Mnrlbro' won,
And oIr Hoou Prince Eugcne,"
"ll,t what good canle Of II Ut last2n
Quotl }Iftlo pctorhin.
"Why, ilat lhoy cannot tcf1," said ho,
HUut twaH falnouB Tfetory.n
, 1874-05-07
THE COTTON TRADE.
Call Tor q Convention Of Cotton Ex
chuMges to Ese Hold at Augusta

Cnll for n Convention Of Cotton Exs
changes to Ise Hold ut Augusta,
Gu.
NEW 0nLEaNe, La., May 8.-The following
proanlblo and resolutions, calling Convention
OF Cotton ExchanEes, woro adopted this eyon-
Ing ut 9 meeting Of tho Directors Of the New Or
leRns Exchange:
WHEREAS, Aa Of the chief objects for tho estab-
1shment mud maintenance of tho Cotton Excha1ue ia
to acquire, preserve ald digsonli1ato information
connected With tho cotton trade, aud 1t a desirable In
the promotion Of this object that enlightened
and Hystematical method tan present In vague here
or elsewhere should bo adopted and u tho opinion Of
ahs Exchange, any pnd all improvements n tue uan-
ner method, Or character OF the Information obtained
for tho Geuehk of the cotton trade in general ahoud
be maae by md With the advice and couEeut Of al
parties Interested; therefore,
oyury Gotten Exchange throughout tic country to
acnd Representations to tho city Of Augusta 4a gu
tla seth day Of June, 1874 there 10 meet delegates
from tha Exchange, al Of whom togotlur shall form
measures and accommodation "a to them alal seem
bcst for obtaining prompt aEl thoroughly renble i'll
formation upon a points affecting the cutton interest.
which not now auiieiently euctda.ed, ad for ls
general tMrroFetu ut Of tho present System Of t1fpr
nation aud statistics.
81 Il Jtrther Tesolred, That recommend each iu-
stntion send ~ representatives. their Superintendent
Chairman Of Committee oil Statisttcs aud lnforna-
for Ills cararity aud nbity In denllng with questions
to urito und that invitation be- and Is oro VI oxtond
Cd to thu commercial uows departments of telegraph
companies to attend u tho capacity Of Representatives
aud members Of tho Convention.
John p. Plelpa, preslont Fl. G. Hester, Su-
perintendont, and Iar1iRon Waits, Chairman Of
Committee OH Statistics aud Information, wero
appointed delegates.
Letters woro received from other exchanges
offering corporation ln tho movement.
, 1874-05-07
CHICAGO.


Tle Canadian schr Lady Duttetin, grain laden for
Kingston, went aground at Wells sttest bridge yester-
day morning. alo was pulled on In the Afssrnoon,
having sustained no dunlage.
-Tlo schr Addle had her mRn ma4e taken o6 while
getting out Of thu ulubur do *.
-Thure ate Rt!ll II unubar Of yetsels III winter
quarters tn tho Harl Dsaneh Of the ryor tho oW1arA
thereof being reluctant TO bring thosn out, account
Of the prevailing low rates Of freight.
1T ID rpnorted that number Of vease1s from this
port for tho lower lako8 h2y0 lost thur auall boats,
-UuAInass ut tic lumber docks worry dull yester-
d!.y aud but few sales effected. Dut few car
9oeo Woro for sale at the market In tbs evening.
ELHEWHEnE.
A rod flag will he hoatsa tlo International bridge
bs opoled.
Il dispatch from Buffalo ataes that tho Erie Canal
opent for business yessesay, With everything n
working order. -.
The now sohr Moonlight lost both anchors and
chains in the atraits and y now ut Detroit, awaiting
anchos will bs borrowed until aha reaches has dosti-
saAoa. TAs laAs aida fsaa dsAy, axaoxnts n svs<
, 1874-05-07
SPRINGFIELD.

Wntcr- IL lOllto Comm issioncr Appoints
cu-Cnta IL Woman Ro Nlnde n Notary
ptlhIlc1
Special DMpa.th TO The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 0.-Gov. Doysridge TO-
day appointed Col. Lyman Bridges, OF Chicago,
Commissioner On Water-Routos to tho Ocean for
lthe State OF Illinois, It 10 oxpoctod that Com-
missioner will be appointed for each Of tho
Northwestern states, the object boing to create
harmony Of action in tho route to bo selected and
reported upon. The Commissioners will oxamino
what IL known as the Nosthor1i Route, and also
tho Trench River Route. On the formor route
extensive preparations aro boinE mado to prose-
Canada and tho Province Of Ontario.
Tho Attorney General has givon no wrttton
opinion as to wlIothor tho Governor can appoint
Miss Minnie A.. Whaloy, Of Kane County, . No.
the Governor cannot do It, as tho person to hold
such Office lnuat ho legal voter.
, 1874-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS,


The General Freight Agents Of all the freight
lines leading from tho city to tho East is
sued tue following joint circular to GhIppers Of
butter and oggs yesterday:
1lates from Western ponta to Eastern cities OIL
bntor aud cggs Aaying lceune Irregular, unsettled,
announce gu apoctul rates nllnule4 aud Ill private
contracts withdrawn. 10 do 3hlA ciass Of busiuesa
properly requires special aud cxponaIvo cars refgor
aiof4? great caro- III handling, aud involves rtuk III
tfaitlt tar III excrss Of ordinary freight lo yalus
na1 to dai1ugu Of slcl properly, III case of
accaem IT, ben9 duly considerably all o. Which retlera
~ Luz business undesirable to carriers, except
nieet tho Eana OF The trade 20 fur M
rf4eHca9lc aul believing uniformity In ratea
10 % az aosssab!eso alppers transporters ad all
olher paft3cs iutesested we. the undersigned repro
% esses u tae Severn! roaaH leading E4AtwcFd from
Iisako, HsSa agreed ulon uniform tarlr fur such
"os1 H. a. neretantfe, which tariH nAall govern each
A,"l te faithfully aud uexLIy u,suturd II, al re-
gpecty, and that 10 deviation fgpu tle r1tea named
leloW Will le permitted iu uAy ,En1,lrr or form
WAatoror, either by trawbacks freq 1asYea i.rnunt
III "el4fta, on HccoHnf W 4nnGty, or rcHort 10 clIy
Gtbtcrfu4e that gtSea ono shipper au aayuuaao oYcr
anuAaT. I4o ratea adopted materially lower tbun
during my former period, au sunul bv uutirojy gA.
tHfactoty to shppera uf whaoyur graue or uunitlIs
nnd take effect Wednesday; a"''""''
FROM Chicago Per 100 roun}s
To NeH York ii IN
To rAa,solphla, Baltimore, mud Waaiuuton a1
To uostou, proYllsucu, ,.4a Worccstor, In
TRxAB FnE1ours.
Tho Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad
has made arrangements to oarry fteIgAta to
, 1874-05-07
CRIME.
Coroncrss Inquest In tho Fllzjus MUIR.
der CMSe.

Coroncr's Inquest In tho aaujus MUIR.
der Cnsc.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chtcaqo Tribune.
New Yonn, May 0.-Tho Coronor's Inquest In
tho caRo OF the murder Of Matilda Hujus about
throe weeks ago at Manuel, Roeiland County,
Now York, waB continued to-day. Tho tcsti-
nsouy clcited tho fact that tho murdered woman
was the most important witness in a civil suit
against the Murphy brothors, who havo boon
arrested for tho decd, aud which was to have
boen tried tho day aftor the commission Of the
crinao. Ono Of the witneasos, Lewis Drandts,
who was passing Mrs. IIujua' house ut tue timo
tho fatal ehot. WAS fired Baw q man
run from tho house. To-day he identified
Michael Murphy, one Of tho brothera above TO-
ferred to. al tho man ho saw thus fleeing: Two
othor uitueHsoa, who we're In tho vicinity and
saw man running in the direction tho sns-
peotct murderer waH travelling when last aeon by
Brands, havc also identified Michael Murphy aa
tho man they then passed. Tho jury brought In
veldict that the decoasod met bcr doath ut the
hands Of Mlchaol nurohy. Tho cate is to bo
tried in tho Court of Oyer aud Tarminer in New
York City in Octubor.
, 1874-05-07
Toxaa direct, via tho Missouri, Kansas 4 Tcxas
and tho Houston d Te1aH Central Railroads.
Tho new ratos adopted will DO rs followa,


APPOINTMENT.
Tho Illinois Central Hull, bAd Company havo
appointed William Il. Autoftnan 10 tho vacancy
oil tho Doard OF T1,1HteeB cnuHed by tho doatl Of
Judge Lockwood. Tho Trustees nro appointed
altornately by tho Rtato and Railroad Company.
Ex-Gov relmor waH Inst appointed by tho Stnto,
and tl,s last appointment, therefore, will DO By
tho Company.
lNDrANA& ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ELECTION.
1hp1ASArot1s, Ind, May G.-At tho nnauat
moo:ii1g Of tho utocfllo!tlors OF tho Indiann IL
day, tho following named gontlemen wotn eloct-
60 90 Dlroctorn for tho yoar ending May 8, 1876.
chenncey Willard, Sidney Dillon, William II.
auion, Charles Da,la 1Ienry u. Hammond, Boil
}9r'iu Q: Datee, George Y. pulLmnu. Wlliam g.
son. 7. II. Macoughty Henry Q. Alonre. At q
subsequent meeting Of tho Hoard or Directors
Il. u. Hammond was olcolod President, aud
chnuneey Yibbard Vice. President.
FREIGHT TARIFF ADOPTED.
Special Dsuttth to The tIfcaGo Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 0.-Tho regular monthly
mooting OF Genotal and Freight Agents Of tho
raltroad limos weRt Of Chicago WIS held In tLis
sS tHdiy se1sa as 9nss Heck aa i' S.
Chicago Alton; Chicago, Burlington d Quin-
cy; Kansas Pacific ut. Louis, KanBas City l.
Northern .Atchiaon Il NobraHka; Mississippi
Wiley 4 Weatcrn Central Branch Uuion PA
ci!lc; MtaRo"ri, Nansns 4 Toxas; Lawrence i
soutliwcstern !; Atlantic 4 Pacific; hliasiHH!ppi
Rlyor, Fort Scott Il Gulf Kansas City, st.
1ao & Council Buffa; aud tho Atclison,
Topoka Santa Fo. royiscd tariff Of
and othcr points east, to Emporia, Kan, to
talio effect Juno l. Tho Hannibal It st. 10 Limo
was not represented at tlHs meeting, but COM
nltteo was appointed to confer with tue officers
Of that road road relative to tho arbitrary freight
rate from Mississippi westward.
Mr. N. j. 7. Dana has been appointed General
superintendent OF tho Quincy, Alton & st. Louis
Nailroad. yicc N. D. Alunson. AsaBtant Superiii-
, 1874-05-07
GRAND RAILROAD COMBINATION.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago I4t1uas.

MEETING OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
ST. JosErH, No.. May 6.-st. Joseph is much
e1ated by the prospect that the st. Joseph l.
Denver City Railroad is about to pass into
combination Which will make it u link in a grand
continental route between tho Atlantic aud tue
Pacific. Tho Now York Central, the Great
Western Of Canada, tho Michigan Central, tho
Chicago & Alton. the Hannibal 4 St. 10, tho
Union Pacific, and tho Central Pacific Railroads
have formed combination with it for tho trans
portasion OF nassengers and froight from tho
Atlantic to the Pacific. Last night tho follow
Ing distinguished railroad officials arrived In this
city In two Directora' cars: r. 3. Blackstone,
President Of the Chicago l. Alton; John D.
Drake, Director Of the @. S A., and tho Hannibal
and st. Jo Railroads; j. j. Mitche Director Of tho
Chicago l. Alton; Judge c. Beckwith, Attorney
for tho Chicago { Alton; J. @. Mchfullin, Con-
eral Superintendent OF tho Chicago 4 Alton
Jamcg Smith, General Freight Agent of the CHI.
cago l. Alton; George stroud, President Of tho
st. Louis & Jacksonville Nailroad D. 7. Caryor,
Vice President; A. ". Lamb, President; Gen.
Singleton, Director; Z. ". Townc, General su-
perlntoudent; j. T. Goddard, General Freight
Agont of .ho Hannibal L St. JoHeoh Railroad
William Bond, President; ]. ". Atwill General
Freight Agent; L. D. Tuthill. General Manager
Of the Bt. Joseph l. Denver City Railroad; aud
p. F. Vining, General Freight Agent Of the
Union Pacific nailroad, This morning, accom-.
panied by Col. J. J. Abo]l and aoycra other clti-
zcns Of vt. Joseph, they took snccial tram
over the St. Joseph l. Denver City Hailroad for
koarney. Junction, from which point thoy return
via Omaha, aud arrivo IN this city nert Friday.
, 1874-05-07
TELE0AApHIC B2EVlTfEs.

Reports from various sections Of Nobraska
are very favorable for largo yield Of wheat,
Tho Secretary Of 6tAto has igsuod corttfi-
cate OF organization to tho Chicago Onuibus
Company captal, 100000.
Groat Wcstorn Railway train goIng Gust, yes
to-day morning, dropped dead on the station
platform ut Loiltton, Out. Tho oauao Of death
Is supposed to hayo boon heart-tlissaso.
"A meeting Of oltizonH in Milwaukee, to oou-
elaor tho proposed abandonment Of tho city
railroad on tho cast aIdo, was Leld yesterday,
Tho lcsuoo requires q guarantee by tho citizonH
before he will teopon tho road. committee
was appointed to coufcr with him aud report on
some method OF preserving tue liccnuo which
man.
~ call is publlHhod in Dos Moinea, H., for
'moatlng Of the lawyess Of tho State. May az, In
That City. Tho call suggests nothing alao than
thu sttainEuout OF psutsasloual aaaa and tAs pro-
, 1874-05-07

snnEa H. thought ths anchors and chains
to oaA vcasea for icss ta, 7s cants r. op TT"
achr Mott waa detained at Ocoato Two dnys on lila
seeonn's The Captain seinaina 10 pay moeo than 10
,nt Of Hoit paAcom Kng, ownors Of to yosso,. 10
load @ les whsh ws1 accomplished n good timo.
oneonta and Sunrise hnvc arrived u iba nors
fron Chicago he'ng tho arat Two vossois hero Tor e
sast w as aoiS"s Ssss @ s a; as, tn
4 York, aud the hitter with 81 1000 for 9ardncr Dust
uo They aro taking In eoa1 md will loavo for ths ro-
u. II. DailentInc in = 1cttcr 10 Bay City naper,
naksa :l!o following stssment; ',pcforo tho hrigs
yer W wIth to whoe of our Ike towye VIZ ~a or eae ahe
bargos. Nov wo drop them alf OH but two or three,
paving the nutIalo harlor tngs go for Zach barge
pr cont 1hs been added 10 this ratio by tho cnrd Of
lh74. What tho bridge Company. tug muy DO thia
dtaws am unabls to say but that sad tug baa ever
rendered any assistance to passing tows Of barscs
vcaseia cnnllatca'y dony."
from The yard Of Meaers. Quclos \ Peck, At BLACK
River, for the CLEVELAND Transportation Company an
ss,h S sf Sssn G. fss spn afn&1 & s 81
v 10 the ceusorL tho nov steamer spartan ii lilo
afoa-ors srato Of Lake Superior.
he straits afseIinsw. a,d iajured tic teusssf
s r s' mn, III v u
nc eable. and In tho meantime communication will bs
KEPT Up by feVryng mesaages tho Htrafta and
repeating them Ut both ailes For this purpose opar
ntoss have atready been seus to t1ackinaw City aud
Point 81. 18nace.
Tho Detroit Fra Press says that the prop
China arrived ct Detroit from Chicago Mont1ny ove-
Ing With load Of grain for Buffalo: sho ~ tic rat
TO mako tho round trip potweon buffalo anl Chicago.
Capt. Dixon rcporta the leo woll broken up In tho north
ehnnnol, and tho wind little norhwnr OF Gust,
and frea Il wan fast clearing out. uo rero,ts about
thirty ssn bound down aboye the Straits, anl about
lIty sail below. AZ tho wind northwest 1,Ako
Huron they wero making good limo. - '''''
Tho Canadian btoamor America, oftha Montreal Il
Chicago Line arrived ut Windsor yesterday from CAL
cao having passed. through tho Straits on Saturday
morning. meeting With but ttlo roublo from tho Ice
!arge number Of vessels arc shut in OH tho upper
Rdc Of tue leo, but the Of thc!r detention was
owing much to tho prevalence Of Northeast gallo s
to tce., good ssrong Southwest wind would soon
mate the pagsAge coar.
, 1874-05-07
TEMPERANCE,

Tho Crusade Begun IN PcnMsylvnnin.
Sptc.at Disnateh to Tho Ciiteaao Tribune.
W1LKEsBAnRE, Pa, May 6.-The temperance
movement in this city, which began so on
Enthusiastically several weekB ago, had apparently
aubsided until to-day, notwithstanding union
temperance meetings which are hold every week
it boing impossible to awaken my considerable
interest OH tho temperance question. Tho effort
Of today was brought about by yesterdays
court proceedings, whom 2o1 ucsusss rere
granted. This morning q praying band num-
boring dozon ladies', hold preliminary meet
ing in tho room OF the Yuung Mems Christian
Association, ut which it nus decided to
VISIT TIE DAl,-nooMs
IN the business portion Of the city. Prayer
meetings wore at once hold at tho two leading
hotels ind at several saloona and aampIe-rooms.
Tie ladies prayed. nang, and e1horted with
great earneBtness. and IL nearly evory case wore
treated with respect. At two plaeoB, however,
they wore frequently Interrupted by the by
gtandors, prominent AMONG whom wsro several
pot-houBo politicians who persisted In calling
for "zwoi" lager. siltl asking tho womon to
trent. At ono nalrs:n IN Alderman entered tho
meeting and inquired II tho women wnro nearly
through with their circua.
THE LADIES WERE NOT 1NT11f1pATRD
in tho least by their rutllany treatment, but an
uounced that tho crusade would be continued
for several days. 1t ls impossible to ASCERTAIN
tonight what the days work has accomplished.