, 1874-03-11
The Grand Jurors Making II Uncomfort-
able for tho Rum-venders.
Nineteen Saloons Wiped Out in
Grcenville, Dnrlko =
County.
OHIO.
AT COLUMBUS.

cr11sado still continues. Tho women mako DULY
visits to tho saloons, holding thoir devotional
Boryices when permitted, ana dispensing thoro-
With whom tho samo would 10 disaErccab!c to
tho propriotors. Tho city is being thoroughly
canynssca by ladies', soliciting nasnes to sAeir
total abstinence pledge. Four bands Of the
crusadcrs woro out to-day. They visited many
aaloonB, but did not succeed in forcing any Of
tlo liquor lonlcrs to surrender. Nlr. Farr,
proprietor Of 4 biiard-llAll, il tho only porson
who has yet compiled with tho requests
OF lilo 1ndtos. IIo is their first capture.
lto has published Il card declaring tint from this
dntc lle will discontinue tho Bale OF all alcoholic
drinks in connection with his establishment.
Tho excitement oyer tho movement continues
nnnt ntcd, although tho 1adios. in pnssing to and
fro upon thor mission, attrgct le6B attention tilnn
formorly. Tho Young Mems Christian Assoc
.iat!on, III WOW Of tho .rreaent temperance agl-
tntion, l,ayc engaged Cough to lecture here
Thursday evening upon temperance. Tho OK.
cjtemcnt has likowiBo invaded tho circles OIL
thcatre-gocra, and thoy hnfo prcvallet! on tho
Atllonpum mnnngor to reviyo "Tei. Nights In
Bar 'nooa,, " Which viii 10 dono FRIDAY evon-
Ing Alr. L. T. Stetgcn appearing Us tho star.
AT DAYTON.
DAYroN, O., March 10.-Ano'licr day. Of in
tonse oxcitomelt. Tho crtsaderg Iuarcllea this
afternoon in three detauhmotts Of twenty each,,
aHu btoFIleu tulItccll caloouo w It'sti @sN
Tlirl streets. Their operations were Of the
ordinary character. a gtcnt turbulent ra1bo
followed tlicm IRON placo TO place. and tho tnr-
uloil nt timoB was almost dca1ella'!E lho VOICES
Of prayer and hong were frequently , III naapo; nlac
mub, with indecent, loud talk and rough swearing:
Crowds OF bcer-lrinkcrs pressed into invested
saloons and drank as fast ~ tloy could, mock
ng tho praying women with loud blaHplIe1ny
and louder bacca1alian Bungs Even woinetl
in rim rlclt1ry N1nrG j]j1Htr
bits Of bolognn alll fragments Of crAcHora among
thu crnEntaiug women, who lnonkly bore t4eho
CALLING insults, R.,d persisted III praying. lilo
buua which went to West Third street
passed tho corporation line to tho saloons wllceo
tile Veterans from tho Sol,lien' Hume mostly
cujl, md, boing beyond Eolico protection, woro
subjected to lilo mort shameful insults
by bu1nmors who lul no pccl1nlnry ill.,
tereas In saloons, but seemed 10 delight
iu tuir Uninterrupted license to DO aB vulgar Ms
IIucrnunrfIa chi, Go, As a mutter Of course,
fho tendency OF s,1cl, infmo,ls conduct III to in-
aamo tic public mind. This wasdemonstratol-
ms vet l,od nlnsBcu Of nooplo crushing Into
thn First pros,yterinn Chl1roh u,u1ltorl,,;n until
no standinc-room ron,uit,cd md then tllIod up
tic largo Suudny- rom a,,1 tho largo 1oe-
tu,c-rou1n. MANY others won't away disa1>-
pointed, utterly unable to SEQ or llcar.
r. ~ t,,rcn %" n,acca smultanco,1sv and were
maintalnod uut,i n Into l,onr, IIlo l1nt,lts,
wLlci, atune women 10 tic ouick wore moekly
~. orcJ a5 n'71 lin effcct wua % to intousiry tho
foc1;nr md ujI IN nnNo tho cr,,nala rnoro iioor
,n;,.e'6 6;,am ovc~ Tin not,rc lai,or natiuntIynd
i,nnri,aJl,. to rrncct lilo wtc1, n,,.l nroserye lie
peace. bit tlleir asl ig dillieut na delicnte
Moan , w. w toeu1eo 'on'''1o"' "1'AA ''ti'l'"'
spec'acses' -
n,~ro n Sirr,.. r ",'hInSlh,'s, ~ ,oooror - ,,o
LAYTON; ~. h!ateh ~. ~ .Gles.am so .iao
oon'e 1sonl oiee'''io i1a;ao Loaiitt III y, a'.
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