, 1874-03-06
Which II .,' ;>urages the Ladies
to:4g5 i. = s:S'9s :S&'9s.2;iisre in the
E Work.
The War :; { Illinois, Indiana, and
'i51 Iowa.
Pr0Eramr... for q Week of pravor
In New York Churches.
Louisiana Friends Of Temperance Send
Greeting to tie Northern
Crusaders.
OHIO,
AT CQLu3t1lUa.

| oHIo.
| AT COLUMBUS.
| COLUMBUS, O., Fcb. 5.-Iho jtnnenao orovda
which followed tho cr1ha1orB yestorilay inc,,cod
cllnngo Of programme, and this morning abont
| 200 ladies woro divided into four sauafs. fo;nr
In opposito directions, but still cacl souod had
its attendant satellites iii largo numbers. At
O'Clock all tue squads mot at tho Presbyterian
Church, aud reported twenty placcs visited.
with varying auccosa. At several beor-saloous
tho doors were locked and admttnnco refused.
while t otiers tho propriotors treated tic ]adica
well, mud made them o speech, evidently prc-
pared for tho occasion. at one saloon, Just as
lilo ladies' reaclod tho outside Of tho door, a
crowd Of men run in, aud calling for bcor, rat
tied the glasses mud laughed to show tl1oir coll
tempt. Tito proprietor refused to allow prayer
to be offered, saying that he feared 1t would on
" cause ahc l.tcs to DO insultcd. Ono whole
sale liquor doalor refused to allow prayer to be
offered. Several prominent groco1s enil tlov
would glasy give up liquor-solling II tho other
grocers would do so. Several saloon. koopors
cxpresnod, their willingness to sell out, and,
| whesher this VIII done or not, they would prom.
| ibe not to purchase moro stock. No particular
indlsnty wnB offered ut any pluco, and tho H.
dios derive considerable encouragement from
tn! thin fact Quito nanber OF aignaturos wero
obtained to tho ctlzons pledge, but not ono lio-
| uor.toaler could, by song or prayer, DO Induced
| to sign tho dealers pledge.
The first open attompl to interfere with tha
| lazy temperance crusaders occurred this after
that adopted this morning, going in sqsIads to
| separate parts OF tue city. Ono Bouad won't tn
hoto' and boor saloon on West 'slnto street,
| Kept by Louis Carratli, IN 1:alian. 1huy woro
followed by MI immonsc crowl Of pooplo, vic
| seemed bont ou making Bport of tho whole pro-
coodinEs. Tho barkooper mot tho ladies at tho
door, md refused to Sign the. ploago. Whom
0 '' ta 6otei bexau 10 a; Sn some sno Sno
Fly," on an intonssiy ab}esSoa1'ed }Se1 coSnot soe
eng @ kept playing during the prayer which
followed. The balcony Of tho house was iil!ed
with dcrnan women who moclod tlloao WHO
noath. The cpwl IN the street yelIod md
cheored until Capt. Keller, Chief Of Police cniloa
ior Hllonce, a,1tl nude eElort speech, COUNSEL
ing respectful aitoution, and commanding or,ler
in THO street, This order Ind tho desired effect,
| aud tho ladies morcd to tho next saloon, tho
| cornot III tho hoto1 in tho meantime pliylnr
I" uomc Sweet Home" Tho most disgusting
attempt at ridicuo occurred just aftor tito ladies
left Carradi's place. Lawrence Aumilic, Commits
soner, collected the crowd Of male mud fomalo
loafors and hold mock prayor-mootiug aftor
| which hc invited the crowd i'll to drink.
| Whllo another squad we're milking their way
| on High Btrect, thoy called at tho U'Dalds su-
loon, and were met ut tho door by tho proprietor
| WHO told tl1om that III accordance with rosol1-
tions adopted by tho Liquor-D Doalors' Association
lust night lo conll not allow them to como bo-
yona hla steps. Tho laGioa ten knclt in prayor,.
during which wagon from the Hoslor Browoly
drove up: aud tho stalwarth German driver
shonlderou keg OF beor, md marched through
tho pfaycrf'l ranks iuto tho saloon. At this
point OF tho proceeding IN itnn,enso crowd Of
Germans, many OF whom woro womoo, sot up a
shouting and screaming, and assumed such d.
threatening attitude, that the police advised
the ladies' to deBiBt from further seryicos
at that point for foar Of serious disturbances.
Th'b advice waH taken, and tic procession lnoYoil
OH 10 anothor point. Various other saloons
we're visited, but no pledges from dcalors vera
obtained Each sq'sad obtained fow signatures
to tho citizens pledge: Au all.day PRAYER moot-
ing was held ut tho First Presbyterian Church
to-day, and, just Mt ts close this evening, num-
ber OF signatures woro obtained to tho ctizous'
pedge, some e Of tho SIGNATURES bai1g Of NO.
Democratic Mayor Of tic city, sienod ai
tho total abstinence pledgo today Tho ladies
aliow no signB Of growing weary Of their work,
antl III TACT, are much stronger in fatIl and
numbers thun heretofore, tito insult offered
thoir stro'gth Tho excitement oyor tho cru
aAto in I'LL circles ia growing mero into,,so each
day. Several Of tho most prominent Attorney
vii hold wator, Which, viii ba prosecuted to The The
Council and prayed through, II posuiblo'
AT ClnCLEyILlH.
Swe'at Dis'atch to Tbs tHcago Tfbnnc.
C1ncLEyI1.LE, O.. March "a call Will bo pub
llhhed III union Tomorrow, siena!l by L. nn1nbo.
OF tho wenlthiost and most prominent Indies ol
thh city, Tor union pra, er-mo2ting OH Satur-
day morning at tho First Presbyterian Church,
to organize for supproHsing tho whisky traffic.
AT 1IELLEroETArSE.
srtctdl Ntapateh to 1he c? f:aao Tribune.
BEIIEEoSTAlNE, O., Mnrel, 5.-Two saloout
Weakening aud tlo intercat :s increasing oyory
day.
At oREsrL1SE.
Specfat Dismct to IHc h:aao Tribune.
Tr1t1n,p pF%+1t n + liza fnn,.F,
movement ~ still III progress. Auothor ineoting
WAS hold tlis afternoon in tho Lutheran Church.
which was full to oyortlowlng. After nrnyor and
singng tho ladioH requested tho gontlomon. prcs-
cnt to retire. Esuotly what transpirctl could not
be learned, but It IL known thui l72 ladies hayo
NOW signed tho pledge to stand by each other
mud peo tho movement carr,od to successful
result. rfkltlon Inns boon circulated to-day
III. Jackson. Ducyruh. to HddrcBs nlass meet
Ing OH thol lh1oct Of temperance. Ilo iB
ali objective + .hor and worry popular loro, at,d
aspecch from IN ut this tinlo would lo groat
good. The x 'rt in 4 lato Oleyolamd pnpcr
t!,at Mike Well /, the proprietor Of leading
German Hotel g lad declared lls intogtioil
aeSsod ose t. iX = & M sssn%aen aMaa 3 . x dxs
* ss e "sas easos work. 1s' Il as ass
'A'D'0'''' :. T:a' oAD,z,
oADis St:' g. sMs Mars Tis 2hs snsas .oF f Ga liquors
Of s. 1hulillon d .. !, HaloonIHts, woro takon
to tlle public square ii on,1tloi In tho Pros.
onco Of snHt an' ro1y .slng multitude.
At XA iEHyILLE,
ZAaEsylILE o. Maro,, 6-An immense mcot-
ing was held at tho Second Street AIotlai1lst
Episcopal Church thia Afternoon. It was tho
la!gost gathering ct laca over held In this CITY,
mootinn was OF tho most interesting character,
Hoyora latlios who hnd suffered fyoni thu o,,rst