New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
spREAD oF TIE CRUSADE.
'TI.N' INVNNI-@0 N NIINV N'NT I-7I7-1R
TINUED VICTORIES.
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TlNCED VICTORIES.
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CMCINKATI, March 9. - Accounts from the
tuterior continue to mention new places in which the
temperance movement is developing. and show steady
s.ls in the Temperance cause in most of the towns
where the crusade IS IN progress. Al Fndlay. six dnuk
ilg houses have been closed Thursday last two
Of theln to-day
At aarou four saloons and one wholesale liquor
house closed TODAY and Alooo subscribed TO the
guarantee fund At Gllhpons on saturday, dealer
ordered the praying to yacaie his premises ana
some gentlemen interfering caused high words and
display OF pistols The police promptly q1elled the
disturbance the ladies maintaining their position. AT
ChiUcothe female keeper o! disreputabe house sur
rendered aud announced her intention 10 reform and
Gut all branches Of her vile business.
At Delaware some excitement created to-day by
james A. Dauiels agent for Hartford insurance CON
pany. denounclng ladies liars. lie avoided trouble
by escaping a trau. A. Lancaster the bands made
ther first appearance to-day, but accomplished little
Is beginning quietly at Circleyille and the
dealers endeayOr1g TO conhne their trade strictly
within the limits OF the law wholesale dealer at Mt
Vernon closed to-day, and the celebrated
oy ringing bells.
At Zanesyile, Cambridge, Carding'on, and other
points. meetings continue daily. Al Urbana aod
Wooster the first meetings were held to-day.
In Indiana the work continues withOuG abatement.
Al Hartford City al the saloous closed AT Shelby
vile the work continues unceasncly, ana at Madison
The ladies are organizing for outside work.
TnE WOMEN OF PITTSBURGH ORGANIZING FOR TIE
WORK.
PiTTSBURGH. March 9.-The WOmen's Temper
anoe Christian Association met at the Smithheidst NJ.
Church al a o'clock today The churcn was crowded
With fully 800 people the most Of whom were ladies,
runber coud or get IN for lack of accommodation
Rports were heard from auxiliary associations con
osnng aud progress The city and SUBURBS
have been divided into districts in nearly all Of when
eganzatons have been reported 10 the Central AssO
CATION fnlly oficered aud with vigilance and advisory
Committees including the most prominent Itdes IN the
city A thorough organic alton is thus 10 .be eff cted
before active measures are determined upon The
speakers among the ladies' declared that they wer,
enlisted the war which is be waged until victory
Is achieved. that they had idea OF giving ny
under any circumstances. The Hon. Felix X Brunoi
addressed the meeiing, and characterized the move
ment as siInar 10 Ctrsts mission a work of love and
regeneration He read letter addressed to him the
Evangelical Alliance, by "Eeart-broken mother" ask
ing the prayers OF thar body for her ruined son Tho
tears aud sobs OF venerable lady told that that mother
was one Of the audience. The deepest enthu ISM pre
vailed throughout meeting. The Central Association
Ineets To- morrow. rs 30 also all the auxinares.
TnE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-The police thi
morning entered complaint against 30 taverDs whc
kept side doors open yesterday In spite OF the orders
the contrary Warrants have been Issued for the
OF the pr0pretOrs The arrests for drunkenness durln
Saturday and SUNDAY were only 20 less than for the
period last week showing that the ppiers had laid in
stock on Saturday for Sundays use.