, 1874-03-18
and Washington stroots. ]. II, Cola and others
IA 1nn1 ia
ELSEWHERE,
ILLINOIS.

At oDELL.
opEIE, ill.,, ''s, Stnrch h H.~Tatlor Manloy, in
charge OF tho mission at Otloll and Dwight, l,aB
beon interchangeable III his la1ors connected with
tho temperance reform. To-tlay tho society OF
which lle IL tho President Is holding oelobra-
tion hero, and tho streets aro filled with people,
sptcta! Dtsuatoh g qAe Ghicaao Tribune.
DIXON, ILL.,. March 17.-Iho temperance POO.
plo hold q meeting at tho court-Honao on Fri
day .ovontn9 noxt, to make some arrangolnentn,
80 that all denominations mny tako hold and put
down whlBky-selling In tl,s city.
s.>a, .sr;n1 At n1ooM,n91oN 70 4.s Gnsss,o q,,nn.
nLooM1Norov, ill.,, March 17.-Durfoy Hall
was again crowded tonight, second grand TOM
poranco rally, 1000 preaont, addressed BY Fashor
aud pinnmoro. Popular sentiment is terribly
excited Oil tho liquor-quostion, and heavy fight
ing IL imminent
Stfcfai Dfsnaich to 1hd Chicago Tribune
JoL1Er, H., March 17.-On Sunday the Rev.
James Mcleod, of tho FirHt Presbyterian Church,
gayo Its congregation temperance SERMON.
In 1t hc approved Tho work of tho Ohio wotnon
for the following roABonB: First, because nocoa-
aary to thoir projection second, patriotism (;
third, because Of tho toachings Of the Christian
religion concerning tho drunlxard'B future. uis
sermon, Is worry highly spoken Of in the commu-
nifty at largo.
Another religious nlass-mooting ia on foot,
and tho question OF circulating petitions asking
tho authoriticp for tho strict enforcement Of tic
Sunday law and tho 11-o'clocl ordinance is moot
cd in religious circles, THO disposition Of tho
| Temperance advocates here seems to be, for tho
nrnsont tn simnly don1nnd that our lnwn roy-
nrfIno thn snlo n intnY,cntinr drink nhp1f m
longor romajn dead lottor.
4 report in rifa on the stroot to.t}nv. which IN
urotty we authenticated. TINT ono of fbo ]ontiors
! In tlo tempcrauco uoyomcut horo. and n promi-
| mont man. hna a $40 whisky nccouut at ona of
tho blur stroos drug stores. The report has cre-
atcd great leat OF talk already,
AT ep1,1Nur1ELp.
sptcial Dis,attch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune,
Srn1NOFtELD, ILL.,, March 17.-Another ontlu-
aiastio temperance meeting wns hold tonight in
tho Hall Of Representatives., in which earnest
words were epokon in behalf OF tile cause. Tho
At foRKVlILE.
spettat D!s1afch 70 3ho Ghicngo 1Tfo"ne.
1ohKEiLtE' ~, Niafch lt.-Ihe temperance
Mar nas bGut carrleu on Will consldefanlo F1Eor
to-uay. Ihe iaaies hod a meeting this inter-
nonn, nlteF which seferal OF tilom proceoded 70
Hnilyah necKs aaloo1i. Whefo 6 thoy hold ro-
!iiglons horylceH az ne.otoloro. Iho propfiotosa
1neiasol'es troasea them WIN proper nofefonce,
pus n1s. SULLIVAN lo'to"oa tnom to TUG atreet.
anu hoapca Wofas ol fcproach upon thclr devoted
!1eh,lh, WHEEL, VI course, passed OIL VoIy harhl-
iessiy' IMs oro'iihg another meeting waa
nold at tho congregational church. at ~hich
beyolAl earhcHt speecnca were nado, ana 4 col
iectlon taken up 70 doifay Inc expenses or prose.
SNting ing saloon.kcepers. Saturday, beck and
fr nnlYan M1l1 20 trled for eonG liquor to minors.
ane ~ WHISKY men oegh 10 thank 1hat the !aues
arc III earnest. ,.....