, 1874-03-14
OHIO.
At DAYTON.

Ing Ia unQucBtionable.
OHIO.
At DAYTON.
DAYTON, O., March 19.-Four praying and
singing diviHions, Of about twenty womon. each,
visited tho usual number Of aaluons to-day, III
ep1to Of tho cold and chocrlesB woathor. They
enjoyed peace everywhere, aud wero hardly
offended by the r1ldeat tipplors. Thoy visitcd
the saloon-koopors, who gonorally took pains to
protect tllom from the cold and urged them to
occupy better rooms. This IL great change,
but 1t docs not Indicate any ola1ation in tho do
termination OF tho saloon-koepora 10 persist In
tlloir buBineas. There llavc Goon no conqueBts,
aud there are no prospects OF any. Auother
great mass meeting is gong On this evening.
hIurska, at Music Hall, las a1, indifferent house,
wholly attributable to tho temperance excite
ment.
Special Dfspatch to 7hs chicaao Tribune.
O. March soaan om9n are stu on
in tho eastorn portion Of tho town. Things ap-
poar diBcouragug 10 all but tho crusaders. A
meeting OF tito business men OF tho city was held
this afternoon, to take into consideration the
proprioty Of nominating ticket for the spring
election. Resolutions wore passed. commanding
tie laGios for their determination, mud promising
support. Another similar meeting will be hold
OH Monday evening, when temperance ticket
WILL DO pllk Ill IDtllNhtluls MIb tUts 1OWa l8
presiding at q maB9-moettng Tonight.
AT unnANA.
spectal Dtspasch to Tht Chtcaao Tribune.
UHDANA O., March 13.-The Indies Woro out
Tiho saloons through town woio visited. Thoy
gained atlmlttanco at q saloon owned by one
Murphy, who said that he would not Let tho
women romain out In the cold, Prayer was held
i'll bis SALOON, and he promised to quit tho bust
and lotornlinod. Miss Hit, President, and tl,o
other ladies' Of the League, last night visited tho
saloon OF Il. Tindwindor. and tried to induce
lin to Sign the plodgo. Ho became infurlated
aud made use Of violent aud iudecens language.
spcciat Dtspateh to I'he CAicaao Tribune
onEsTLaE " oa MGro thsir iatt1x Tomon 70 ;
oyorywhore, bnt llayo accomplished nothing de-
ciBiYo yet Alr, Il. G. Russell, Of the Continon-
tai, WAS present to-day, and lstoncd respect-
fully to tlo prayers OF the womon, and statod
basinoss. hlr. Aiplsny, u prominent and popu-
lur saloon-koepor, told tho women he waa willing
to sell his stock at cost md quit tho traffic.
so.c,o, D,naieh sI1'Gs,15R q 1as c1icaoo 7+ioun
MANSFIELD, O., March l9;-over 500 ladies'
wore o,4t to-day IN two squads, headed by Mrs.
s. B. Letter aud Mrs. J. II. Reed. Sixteen
saloons wero viested, admittauce waa gained
4. Mckinley signed tho tealolB'' pledge. EIrs.
Vopg}o promised to stop sol!ing liquor, but did
not sign the pledge. james Bavington said le
was willing to stop selling, but hs wife rcfusea.
4 large meeting was hold at tho Congregational
Church tonight, aud it was voted to gaarautoe
q fund Of 100000 in support OF tho movement.
aud 1926, QUO woro subscribed ON the spot.
sr<c,a. Dispatch H5 q 5hs HD:i cntsaoo Tribune.
ADA, O., March 13.-Thc crusaders were cut
with full force to-day, notwithstanding tho in
clemoucy Of the Weather. No aurronders we're
made. -..
AT WARSAW.
Special Disnatch to The Chicago 1T3bunt.
WARSAW, O., March 19.-A tremendous mass-
rncotiug was hold tonight, addressed by ". G.
Gibson, of Lynchburg. The two remaining
| aaloons are weakening fast. At leaet 100 ~omen
will besiego thcsesaloonH with prayer Tomorrow.
| 4 granl jo]htlcation takes place next week..
| 1852 names arc on tho pctsonal plodgo. The
| last SALOON at Fort Ancient surrendered to-day.
| AT LIMA.
| Specia{ Dispatch II Tho Chicago Tribune,
| LIMA O.. Alarch 13.-Ihe temperance excite,
| mont continues uuabated, and is the principal
| tnlk everywhere. A largo meeting was held this
| afternoon. addressed by 1ad1es and minlstars
No yisitarions woro made. Tonight j. g. Van
icalors have signitIct their Willingness to quit il
their stock is purchased by tho League.
| At ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE, O., March 13.-Tlo crusaders vert
out to-lay, 200 strong. They were admitted Il
some saloons. Ol,crs closed tho doors on tl,om
Col. D. Bourheck anl JOHN Qentor, proprietor
Of two Of the largest lotola ]loro, have plodget
themselves never to deal in apirltuoua liquors
ncuin, Tho Grand Worthy Clief Tomplar O
OHIO, Mrs. Brown, was among the crusaders to-
day.
specfas Dispatch to 1hs Ch,caqo Tribune.
| UppEn SANpusKY, O., March 12,-Tha ladie
are quot to-lay. Thoy are waiting for Mothe
stowart, tho prominent leador from southorl
| Ohio, Judge Jackson, from Buoyrua lecture
tomorrow night. 1t Inns been cold aud raw al
day, which mny ACCOUNT for the ladles silence.
| At 61EENVILL.E.
special Dispateh to 4he Chicago 9rfb'ns.
tbere ae were twenty rnnl-sIops in this town. ia
! tlay every saloon in town III closed. Fourteen q
tie dealerH are Pledged. Tho others have closed
tpoy sa,, until tho War blowB arc over, but tn
latlseB ansure the.n it will not hlow ovor Will
they live. Mass meetings aro still held ever
, day. ...
At sTEUDENyl1LE,
, SrtcfaI Nispateh to 1the Chttaao 1r'bnnt.
1 a. :.t nsh o dee Waro col
tho O'clock singing and praying. Two NOR
:, have promised to surrender oil Saturday nigh
Many eay they would quit if shown way to gt
. rid Of their liquor without loss:
: AT LOUISVILLE.
! s7eeia' Dispateh to Thd CA'cago Tribune.
| LoulBy1L1.E, O., March 1J.--IAo telnporanc
movement iB mSetiug with good SUCCESS her
Yesterday cue BalooM-keopcr surrendered an
u u took down Dis aign. Two others followed t.
uay, and four moro hare agreed to quit IL
business, leaving but ono 10 contend with by lay
: il necessary.
: At DuoYRua.
: specfai Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago 3ff1uns.
DuoYnua, O., Maroh 13.-Tl,o temperance O.
oitomeut lloro continues u,abatad. Last nig'
Q the presbyterian church was crowded, and til
u AFTERNOON tho iadioH hold MI unusually intores
r lux meeting, niuoty-Blx pledgpg themselves
1novo Wien called upon.
AT TLouD0NvILLE.
u !Specfat Dispatch to Ihe Chcago IFftune
: LoUDnNvl1LE, O., March u. = Temporary
o meetings are boing hold daily. Much intore
is manifested aontiemon lavo unanimous
% nedgcd themselves to stand by the laGes duli,
tho war, and givo any nil or assistance in tie
% power. Tho war will soon commence. 8aloo
" koopors are already beginning to quake.
IN HENRY COUNTY.
4 Specia& pispatcA to 1he fAicaGo 1s1buno.
!, ToLEpo, O., Marni lathe orusade has
length crossed tho 1fanmoa Tiy3r, making
frst appearance at Napoleon, oollnty-seak
Henry County. Tho lauos arc holding mot
% lngs, and ase working up enthusiasm, expeoti
IA to lave things ia shape to beglu tue onwa
H. k,u tha baufrr ring ri tna w0nk nh