, 1874-03-13
OHIO,
1T COLUMBUS.

the mornipg in Waiting private houses aud OBJ
taining signatures to tho citizeus plodgo. and in
tho afternoon In regular stout work. Tho only
noticeable feature OF the day was at ono saloon,
whore tho Indies found the, doors looked. They
proceeded to sing aud pray In front Of tho placo
where tho proprietor mounted chair on tho
inside Of the saluon, pceplng over the tranfom
Of the front door, and drank the health OF o
friond across tho street In glass OF tommy beer.
One Baloon-leepor declared ho was anxious to
sell out II tho ladiea would purchase bis stock
at considerable cost and assist him ID obtaining
another situation. 1hiH question Of puronnsa
was refcrrod to the Gent1emon's COMMITTEES for
C1vo1suAT1, O., March 12.-Tho Garlic has
dispatches from tho Washington Court-House
denying the report published this morning that
five saloons had started In that place.
SPECIAL UtspatcA to The CA,eago Tribune.
AT NEVADA.
NEVADA, O., March 12.-Ihe temperance re-
form movement is progressing fayorably. No
Nevada House saloon. tho ladics wero invited in
to the sitting.room to-day, aud held services.
Tho proprietor and his wife remained during tho
services, which ia considered good omon. The
this place. At tho other saloons services we're
held on tho pavement. Tho excitement continues
unabatea.
AT BucYRus.
Special U14tdEcn 70 INk EHtcdFc 1Tt0HHSs
CREs1L1NE, O., March 12.-Fifty women were
out to-day. They vistod aix saloons, holding
their dovotions at each, and pleading with the
propriotors to give up their businoHs. They
wero well treated everywhere, except at Bmall
saloon oil Main street. where. the doors were
locked, They sang and prayed on tho sidewalk
| In front of this place. No surreudora have been
make yet. A. L. jackson. Of Bucyr4s, is an
| uouuced to lecture on temperance in Diamond
! Hall tomorrow night.
/
DAYTON, o., March 19.-Four battalions Of
women moved up Main stroet to-day, and visited
! about dozen saloons, attacking Home not horo-
tofore visited, creating Benastion in t. tbs new y,
was the interccBsion Of Catholic prleRt for ono
OF his tock, appealing to the crusaders not to
pray for him because ho vas good Chriatian,
and Lad promised him (the pr1ostl to quit the
Tho crowds about the crusaders wore smaller
than usual, In consequence Of the severity oi
tho force March winds, which. filled tho air with
dust beaides, it wns very cold. The prospects
leBolute. Tho Haloonists arc discriminating il
their trade against merchants who hulp
the crusaders. Tho temperance paoplo
carry thoir trade to mon WHO are thus singled
out, md help their business more than they lose
by tho bad policy Of the liquor-dealers. II the
temperance sympathizors adopt tho policy o1
retaliation, ono -third Of tho German groceries
in the city will bo brokon down. Tonight thret
large temperance mootiuEa woro going On In diff
forent parts OF the city.
At TOLEDO.
Special Dispatea to 7he Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO. o., March 12-Plnyer-moetings tt
implore Divine nld for tho temperance work Wert
held tonight In all tlo churches Of the city. II
that part Ut tho city lying upon the eaBt side O.
tho Maumee nyor, tue ladies' aro working wltl
great zeal aud eatnestneHs They ard making
personal Wits to eVery resident to procure zig
naturos to pledge Of total abHtinencd, and ar,
| a7t{ {off fu$3r +,1}b nu1n
Keepers before making my public domouBtra
tiou, They report theif BucceBR o. considerable
aud TINT four Of tue leading saloon.keeporH Inv
agreed to quit tho business.
At 'NonWALK.
Huron County, q praying baud of ladies', mum
boring about 200, have teon laborng nince las
Friday, but have nude no CONVERSIONS. Still
they ate for from being discouraged, aud Roou
to increase their efforts with every lobufS. Al
Meeting held last night, tho crusaders receive
large additions to their force from ladies' VII
had hitherto not participated, and thoy are no'
confident Of victory.
At LOGAN.
speetut Nspatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
LOGAN, O., March 12.-Temperauca matter
, have subsidized for tue lrcsont. All the saloon
are closed. Au enthuBlastic mnss'moatIng wa
hold in Now straitayillo lust night. Tic Indie
! have commenced active procoadingu there.
At CANTON.
spec,at Dfspateh to The t.scagn Tribune.
CANTON, o., hlaroA l2.-Tho temperance NOV
] ment IL at lust lGnE 0ctlVe1y WoFAeu w HeE
4 meeting IL cnlloa at tho First Methodist Epi
r copal Church. tomorrow eyouiugt. and MAJ
lnartlnga at tile Dapt!st and presbyte'la
i Churches Saturday evening.
8 A large poster, ,sigpod by one Wholesale liquo
dehler, aud editor aud proprietor Of tho Oh
Staats- zeitu,.g, snd ueaily every salooll-keop
In Canton, will be distributed in Csuton III
u hfassilun tomorrow morning, calling ma
. meeting ut schaefer's Opsra-1Iouss saturd!
= evening iu tho interest OF those opposed to
J. present modo Of temperance warfare.
At pAnNEay1LLE.
d DAnNEsy11LE O., March 12.-One hundr
women wore out today, ysitod all tho saluon
n and held rollglous oxsrcBoa. No surrendors.
At ADA.
Special Dispaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
ADA. o., March 12.-Tho tadies woro out
4 full force this morning. At II a. N. a wl.itu d
II was displayed Ut tho grocery md saloon
q William 8troup. At p. N. about 29o perso
n hid assembled 1T Mr. Btroup's place, and ho y
rundered his license to Mrs. Hutton and hi
7 Young. las4lasx OF the league. There waS O.