, 1874-03-07
ANTI-RUM.
CONTINUED from the Flrst rnRc.y

tor, which he plunply declined, and proceeded
to wait on lila customers who unnbashod took
their toddios aB II nothing Unusual waa
going on. A. gentleman. noxt door. III
vitod tho ladies ,nto. His oitlco. where
low .lloy drow Up 1t Nick olomena restaurant
faceB, aud they knot In the filth ngatn, aud af
tor deyottons Mrs. Woakloy won't to tho aldo
door to interview qomo1,u ' S she asked: Wont
ropliod, "No;' saying TINT l,ia plaoe saa quiet
onough until Tho women raised q disturbance.
Moantimo crowd had filled tic bar-room COM
plotoly, and drank oopious1y while the woman
Ptas Pss ho i eso#Sa making aa ne@ ssnsSfape arsae
u increased outside, but the police
kopt pnssage-way cloar, and respectful
attention, was paid to tho oxtraordtpary scone.
tho landlord, with his l'abitual urbanty, invitoi
sang and prayed. Mrs. Wcakloy; was intros-
ducod to Debeot. owner Of tlie har. who curtly
said ho intended to continue Ills business u1l-
vitol the ladies' to dinner, somo Of them ac-
copttng. Hadlcok, tho heavioBt lagor-bocr
Bcller in Dnyton, WHO Bolla only mait liquor
aud native vines 'vaa visited. Flo WAS curt md
atorn, mud did not want iia businoss, intorforcd
to tako the names to prosecute for damage to
his business. Tho Bcckor BROS. were visited
with Hmlar result, and tho ladies wore pormtt-
ted to occupy tho saloon. Tho bar was sur,
all the attention Of tvo bar-lleopora. Tho H.
dies aang, prayed, aud retired.
Mohnt.no tie column undor Mrs. Thomas
marched into the litto snloon Of Harry Smith,
on Sixth street, who had been advertising bis
placo for salo for s20 Tor a month past and
aftor littlo Ito surrendered, tho women co,i-
graduating him with fomnino fcryor. This
was tho only success Of thc day: subsequently
thoy visited Ross and rl,oo. Hnskor, but wero
donied admission by all but lloBs, WHO held q
Uo wants to sell out.
In the aftorooon the two columns altornated
over tho ground respectively trayerHod tn tho
morning. At RosH' In the afternoon thoro was
should heal, but. this was an incident that viii
from day to day become common. Ono man put q
prayer among tho ladies' which almost provoked
Tho crowd iuto m unpleasant demonstration:
bet'or e oo sw'y nr,t7 from tho ,,1aa%oa we%ea
a11 Thoro va was coserabo se riSarS and pay scons
among tho outside crowd, .unl tho fret days
work was encouraging only because it was be-
lilo 5st work viii proooea to-morrow, aid to-mor-
row, and Tomorrow, but tho enterprise tho
women Of tho Praying Ioaguo lnvos assumed is
appalling. Tho foo they sook to conquer is Or
gnnized and determined, and It looks rs Il
make m impression upon them. Most Of thom
cars no moro for prayers at their saloon than
for MI empty pop-bostlo.
AT MARION.
Special Diepatea to This GAieaao Tribune,
MARION. O., March 6.-Motlcr Stewart mr.
rived this morning, and held very onthuBastio
1ncoting hera this forenoon, notwithstanding tho
disagrceabfo, drizzing rain. Tho ladies' with
Mother Stewart, started out to visit tho saloons
Several ,1aloon,keerors locked their doors
not to bo outwittod. tho muddy pavement seryoa
as we'll for them aB q cloan floor. Mother Stow
art lcctured this afternoon to crowded house.
About 100 ladies wore on The Btreeta this nftor-
people followed thom. dreat oxcitemont pre-
wills. Motnor Stewart loft for Ashland this
esoning.
S,ptc1at Df*paich 10 Tho Chitaao Tribune.
Shelby, o., March CA meeting OF tho LII
dies Lcaguo was lleld in the Lutheran Church
to-day. Tho following resolution was uuRni-
mouHly adopted:
Resoieed, Tha. wo wilt in no wny compromise our
eors to suppress the sale Of intoxicating drinks with
Baoon.kecperB, and therefore hnye no proposition to
1nnko III to our future nlnn1lcr Of procedure. We
however, rclterato otir determination matlo ut tue b.
oaes Gs III Il aoI ao G
Ms beverage In Shelby Ia closed.
cnEoII1rE.
Special DtsDatch 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
CnEsrL1NE, o., March 8.-Tho women held q
meeting in tho Presby yterian Church to-day,
: from which moli woro excluded. 1t woa veil At
tended, notwithstanding the inclemency Of tho
wcathor. 1t Ia understood that committees were
appointed to wnt upon tho druggists aud saloon
Keepers tomorrow with pledges. Tho popular
interest," i'll Tho movement is unabated.
RIPLEY AND VICINITY.
RIPLEY. O., March 9.-rhe crusade In the
auburbau villages has not quito concluded. Tho
ladioB hnyo been continually shut out of the only
doggery iu Levanna. The owner was stubborn.
mud kept up songs aud royeling with insults
while tho ladies prayed without. Day before
yesterday ho sold out, but his successor is as OBJ
durato as he, aud requested tho women with a
Ills payenent, throstcning them with tie
law. Not nt NIL baulked, tho lalios
Ind carpet spread just outalde
lB pavement, ind there held protracted
services until afternoon, when ho invited thom
in, ho having, IN the moantino advertised FREQ
blowout. Although the liquor cost nothing,
there were few hard cases to 10 found TRY
enough to gup 1t down in tho presence Of tho
women. Tho crusaders Say thoy will mover lay
t!oir armor down till tho work Of faith 1s dono.
crowded.
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, O., March G.-Tho Wesley Ohnpol
temperance meeting Tonight was immoneo. All
on tho stage. Tho Hon. Charles W. Rowland
presided. Brief speeches wore made by men
aud women: Much time was spent
in prayer and singing. Another mass. lncet-
Ing was. appointed for Monday night, at
Wesley Chapel. A union temperance meeting
OF these churches was appointed for snnday
night. Several minister's. announced that they
would preach OIL temperance tho coming san-
day. ]. G. Van Pelt spoke. Ho uaw many Cln-
cnnati saloon Keepers in tho audience. Tie
interest appea1s well wrought up. Tho alton
tion WINS excollont. Tho following resolution
from eight firms Of wholesale druggists Was
read:
WHEREAS, Wo believe tic ,,so Of Bpirtuous liquors
beverage Is productive Of evil, Its lsuBc POSI-
tive injury, itA o1ceasiyu Of much crime
which tho aw Ia called upon to slrprcss and punish
therefore, VIC, the wholcHalo druggists Of Cincinnati
feel TINT every movement that will tend to mitigate
or suppress th1a owl should lnyo our moral support
| aud aid IN good fath; therefore,
IrS0tred Tlat VIC, Wholesale drugRiBa OF Ctucn-
| NATL will mt se or I'LL nny orders for Bpfriuo.ls
liquors except to physcsans druggiats that we vii
not sell fill orders for 1t when huye rcason to ho
| love 1t Ia to be sold Or used Oh beverage
| This wns tho result of meeting Of drug
| gists during tho afternoon. It was announced
that auotler druggist absent from Cincinnati
| would sign this pledge. 1t was received viii
tumultnonB applause.
| CINCINNATI. O., March O,-TEe women's tom