, 1874-02-10
Remarkable Success Achieved by the
Women Of Ripley.
Stubborn Whisky Sellers succumb to the
Force Of Public Opinion.
Old Top rs3Thirsty and No Man "Wait'
ing for Them Outside"
Tie Campaign Opened in Southern
Indiana.

SpeEfdt ItStHEcH Ia 1he CHtEHFo 1T@bNH6s
CINCINNATI, o., Fob. 0.-The wo,nal,'a whisky
war spreads like wildlro. Private dispatches
received tonight state that 1t Ia on tho eve Of
breaking out In Toledo, Columbus, aud Wleoliug.
largo and enthusiastic temperance meoting
wna hold III Toledo tonight. Tho Hutchinson
Family furnished tho music. At Ha11nony, Clark
County, yeaterday, delegation Of women viBitoa
tho only aaloon fn the place, kopt by B. Gribo.
Prayer was offered, mud, after some selections
wero sung, tho proprietor agreed to quit solling
liquor, and gave pledge to that effect. Tho
oruaado has renchod
CAMBRIDGE, IND.
The ladies' arc thoroughly organized, arc circtl-
1nting numerous petitions, and will probably
open prayor-meetingB at tho RaloonB IN few
days.
Hooking County, Ohio, today, thcro is single
cloHod, leome OF tho propriotors having gono to
somo city on business: Tho most remarkable
expressing themselves as boing IN sympathy
with tho movement. At Loudou, Madison
County, It ia aatd tho crusade il
LANoU1SIl1N0 LITTLE.
Tho ladies tliore haVo boon wadinE through
the snow for two weeks, aud yet nearly all Of
the saloons arc In full blaHt. Tho 1adies Of Fills
boro layo not done any street work since Judge
Stafford Issued his injunction, deoming it wiser
to rofrain from outdoor work until the injuno-
ton il decided.
At MANCHESTER,
Clinton County, tho BaloonB havo all boon prayed
out, and great gloriAcation temperance meet
ing was held, ut which all the Protestant Heots
joined ID.
since last Wednesday. tho ladies' have nndo
their daily visits to the SALOONS, md ncrcaBo In
numbers aud determination every day. They
1lnye secured plodgea from all tho druggists and
physicians in tho place. Thus fur they have failo
to close upay Of tho saloons, Of which there arc
about sixty. Alrs. Clouter, the propriotresa of
one Of tho largest saloons, has mado prop
Sst'n 1 buv w1se he4 suss Is saa .a tho secass iss's
loeseo for her bMslness house. Bho
will quit tho business. Tho matter Is at presont
| untlor adviaenont. Two or throo other Baloon-
koopers arc under conyi ction, and promise to
ouis. About eighty ladies' wero out to-day.
at Syracuse tho 1ulies aro also Oh tho war~
path.
inventor Of tho now syaton, Of gynlnnatics, ed
tor Of and ro%r hn te on tn
| nuruet Houso. Your reporter on tenn
perauco called upon tho Doctor last evoning
mud foana him busy studying tho map Of Ohio,
pera1lco. Ho WAS 1ankod on ono side by tie
hoy. G. B. Docchor, Of tho First Presbyterian
Church Of thlA city, and Mr. II. 7; Handy, Of tho
| No~ ioFk iI9ottfse, niia oa the otuet w
vert to tho temperance gospel. The Doctor 10 q
hno specimen OF tne ila'urai man. III LOCI hgn
ana osoa u VIZ o Woston
| expressive 1oatutea. 4ae noctot iott n9Htolt
last Friday eYcning; going detained at
| lecture tnofo on aununy Gtonn6
ao had tew engagements III ONO ZOE iectnres
on other suo1ecsa. pns snis wohans a1 War ~ IN
temperance having showed aside ~ other ln-
l {arcu hn n HaY1tG
moptne e1olusl'ely ~ IVY N9sA' Guslness
eeng complotoa aG iaet' ahu tno ooGtotb tou.e .
leld out VIII tolerap'e pfoe's'on1 lno tepostof
again essayea TO
noportor-what alt Do 5nN You a'l shnE of tho legal
Dr.. LowiB-There never was . day since this
movement was iueusuratoa tint presented such
golden opportunity o. tnat now oueTea n sne H.
dies of Washington and Hillsboro. tor yoars
these aaloon-men have been violating every
llw Of God and man, aud tue mon q have
troatcd it lightly. The ladies', 10 Ills hottest OF
causes Of mere human interest, nave Vloiatoa
some techniea)ity Of the law. The mighty Et law IS
equal to tho OCCASION go 2uo etfong' nnd kneoi
ind pray before Dr.. Dunn'a store, and then sab-
NIT to the law. The blood OF tho martyr ls
THE SEED Or THE CHURCH:
Is there Judge IN Ohio TINT Wonld cohslsh
thein to prison, or Constable that woald execute
such a decroo ..fhon should tho ladies submit
| to tako imprisonment for rost assured It WILL
not he long. Eyory man IN ohlo ', VINO no has s.t, .
spark Of nlanliness in him would burn with
shame, and tho treomen II IL ths state would flae
in thor might aud ray ''IA5 tratfo III aoath It
shall bo crushed out .,.
Noportor-l understand you TO- mean fnat
there is strong temperance sentiment III tho
State It called out. ,- =,
MISUNDERSTANDING, air, ovorwhoming. It
10 aafe to any that three-fourths of tho mon aut!
ninesoon'tTontleshs OF tno laa1oa a1o III lVor m oa
atrong temperance neasures, II they could be
got ut without
ENTANnL1No SIDE ISSUES:
But why is not this sentiment put into action
has business hia eye y on that' =
has shop; his eye 1s thero. ana
D have FARMS atd merchandise, ana thoy
| go their way a@yine ats ply.
great pity, TINT mon wtl do1aso themselves, out
it always haa boon 80 ana al|aye WILL WILL ne. nas
let thom 700 Dnna OF women prhylns, slngahe,
ind plondiug With tho funl-so!lefs, anu ala 81
QtsGe 1ula lalont Hentiulent bpttueo tP tito At1t
tle man and c'tlzon u snan'eu, ana IIle
Christian una patfaot hla,lnea M 1of ine'k country
and every one IL impolied 10 20 hls pebt,--'tlu
! that it why JUSTIFY thla mouo OF Nehtlhg W.