, 1874-03-11
hnvo nbantlonod liqnor-Hclling, but noue have
plotlgad except tue druggists.

hnvo nbnndonod liquor-Hclling, but mono laye
plodged oxcopt tue tlruggata.
Special D'snatrh 10 4!he fh!rooo Tribune.
Conw1N, o.. March 1o.-Iho tnat saloon astr-
present., iucla.ling hranH ba,'tl. Grant oxeto-
inolIt md ro1ouing. Tho nearest saloon now is
Il miles.
xEN1A,
ts7erfdt nfpnfch 10 7he Chfca1o Tribune.
XENlA, O., March 10.-Mn Burrp,lfleFn to.lny.
THO attendance ut tho ,aass-maoting declined
HomowflnI. Tho business hol,noa wero Ill cloBcd
during Tho hour Of morning rrayer. Tho Gra'1d
1urv Which linz bnon u, sosaion two wootH. roRo
tu-tlny, hnv1ng found 361 indictments, 3oo botng
for tho nalo Of whisky. Thoro IL trembling a1'long
Tho wAlsly-sellory.
At PLYMOUTH.
rxooT s1n, c'"1f g. Sars RI ioo :fls srs Ss Of tho
Tcaperanco 1.caene, 81 STRONG, aro jEolnE the
rounds will, persistent regularity, holding doyu-
tionn' cxercisua In naloonB. It in c,,trnntiy re-
ported TINT tho satoon mon l,avc !ognl adyice,
Biutanco.
AT srEunESv11LE.
s,Teial D'a,atcA to Iho ct'r"ao 7Ti1''ne. .,,..
sTEynrSy1lLE, e. March aowuho Ill ,,,nsass Ladies
L. NJ. Cloudy, naoon-kcopor, wns tic ilrbt 70
surrender, mud Ills liquor was ompttctt in tho
street to-day, Witnessed by 2ooo, people; Ilo e
excitement ID great. It is thought the Council
Will pn6S u EtilCt f1f0fllDftlouUFl!Nu aoSHbAt'
AT DANSrsyI.LE.
s,'cctal D,apateh 70 The t4trago 7riaGnt.
BAnSEsy11.LE. O.. March l0.-Tho Indies held
4 lurgo ncotiug l,oro To-day. A committee Wis
tied tho druggiats physlcin1la. and attornoyH.
Two druggists, who arc physicians. signed tho
ptotlgo. Othorp refused. Il IL claimod tint
those two druggists wero on tho Advisory Com
mitteo and framed D druggists pledgo to hult
themselves. Tho physicians and attorneys
Signed. lilo Bn!oonH Will DO visited tomorrow.
AT SOUTH CHARLESTON.
special iHs5mtnh to the Ch,c"0o 9ftbtnt
SouTIt CHAn1EsToN. O.. Mnrch 10.-Another
auyrondcr~-only ono moro left for tho women to
Ar NEW costnnarowN.
!sprc,ai Uisbttch to 19o t'h'ciao 1'ribMne.
New CoatE,1sTnws, O., March l0.-Tlo TOM
pera1,ce wavo struck ns yesterday. a large
1ineeiing wns held last night. Wo arc organic"
ing faSt. Wo haFo ton saloons 10 MAKO N@r
] ugalnHt.
Special ptsratch to Ihe Chicago TRIBUNE.
1noSroS, O., March lo.-Thc ladies' OF 1tonton 1n
| audience, mostly ladies', attended a public meet
ing In tic Baptist Church Inst night, III which
there MAS MI eyident determination to pttsli the
| movement vigorously forward. This AFTERNOON
another meeting was held: At Which pan for
The canpaign WAS perfected, md tho sa!oon-
Keepers nre expecting visit OF tho ladies' pray
INK brigade at any hour. There are fifty OF
1norc saloonB in tho city, many OF which aro kolt
by Germans. nnl there hcnnts to 10 4 very goit'
ornl sentiment that Tue ladies will have tough
light.
| At 11AESriELD.
| Sptcial Disnatch to ?Hc CItscnao TRIBUNE.
MANSFIELD, O., March 10.-lho temperance
movement il fast gaining ground ho1e. Meot'
! ings are hold morning. Afternoon, aad evonsnE,
mil we'll attended. Tho Methodist Epiacora
| Church was packed full tonight. An oxeoien
| address was delivered by the llov. Mr.. Walker
! of Chicago. Tic 1allios expect to coInmonct
| their yinitatiouh seon.