, 1874-03-05
The Temperance CRUSADE.


passed resolution to talto tho nance Of all
ladloa ougagea IN this movement, aud publish
thon, SO that tue liquor-intorost will cut on
thoir patronage from thcir fathers and husbands,
torfere with their business in prayinE. 4 deep
fooling pervAdes tho city, and tho first adoa aro
actively engaged In tho movement.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago tribune.
OspoRN, O., March 4.-The ladics hero arc bo-
coming desperate In tho temperance cause. They
occupied the saloon Of KaufmAn Drothcrs from =
p. m. until II p. m. yesterday, praying and sing-
i1g Meeting. arc also being e1a Ut tho First
At wHaT JEFFERSON.
Special Dspatch to 1he th,eaao 1r1onne.
West JEPFEnaoN, O., March 4.-rhe two last
OF our eight saloons surrendered to tho ladies
tonight. Tho bola arc ringing, and tue town is
wild with excitement.
Special Dfspateh to 7'he Chicago TRIBUNE: j.
!. NEwAnH,, o., March4.-To-d -day'B proceedings Of
tho ladios temperance crusade was accompanied
with intcnHe Interest," and excitement. Their
forces wore divided into four or five squads,
each taking their appropriate directions. Twenty
viBitations wore mado, and, III tho main, they
werc kindly received. Ono surrender, With favor
able indications Of speedy foil owora.
AT cAD1z.
Sp<ctal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OADlz. O.. March AT p. iii. to-day ju-
bilaut chorus Of bells, cannon, and victorious
btluukH klkN u LLlD tI1aAA11ds
All the saloons hnve surrendered but ono, sud
that cannot long withstand tho prayers Of tho
200 women BY whom 1t is bcaiogod.
At MAn1oN.
Special Dftpatch to The Chfcagn Tribune.
MARION, O., March 4.-Tho womon hero arc
organizing, and will start out tomorrow.
AT onEsTL1HE.
sstetai Dtspasch to Ihs chicaao tribune.
CREsTL1NE, O., March 4.-Tho third popular
moetng IN tho temperance causo was held hers
to-day in the Methodist Church. It waa worry
largely attended,, and was. full OF spirit and en-
thusiasm. Two-ninute speeches woro mado by
moro than fifty good mon, all cvlncing. dctor-
mInhtion to stand by the women with money
and prayer. Several young mon said they. lad
aIroady turned now leaf in their liyos and bado
tho Womon Godspood. Ono hundred and thirty
womon hayo aignod tho working md praying
pledge. Another popular neeting will DO hold
will commouco At onco holding thoir own prayer
moetings in behalf Of tho saloon-loopors aud
their families.
At CAMBRIDGE.
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
CAMBRIDGE, O., March 4-The women startod
out strong to-day. rle1gos wero freely signed.
4 petition has been presented to tho City Coun-
ell asking for tho enforcement Of tho ordinance
prohibiting the Balo Of any liquors in this place.
At DELAWARE.
Special Mspatdh to 1h~ Chicago Tribune.
DELAWARE, O., March 4.-1he women wero
out in strong foroo today, visiting tho saloons,
but without succeHs. Tho propriotors are evi-
dontly becoming anxious: howeyor, Is to the ro-
suit Of thoir persistent laborB.
1T PLYMOUTH.
Special D.spateA TO TIE Chicago Tribune.
PLYMOUTH, O., March 4.-Thirty ladies' OF tho
Temperance League held devotional exercises in
the drugstore today, but wero refused nd
u1ittance to the saloons. Tic druggists signify
their Willingness to Hign what ia known aB tho
Dayton pledge.
At CAnDrNoToN.
special Dispatca to Ths Ctlcago Tribune.
CAnpINoroN. O., March 4.-rhe craaade iB
riponing fast In this place. Tho Haloon-koepors
ara watching with fear and trembling. Two have
already yielded through fear. There Ia q heavy
'es throw Is a is
tioip4ted.