, 1874-04-06

for tho Common Council rofuaing 1conso. There
woto other sronAors, and sono good afngiug.
Tho tndcB linyo boon worry auecossful lii neclIriuE
signatures, but it ron,ann to 10 aoon how much
| weiEht other tllnn htupy moral. olroot thouo
labors will have Gil tho e!tS fathers.
AT yonnTtL1.E.
Srctfat Dsba.ch to The EAftu1o Tribune,
YonKe111.E, ILL.,, April 6-Thore wnu no NIB
1iu ton,pora,oe nlootiny ut thia place last week.
but tho lnll was lrokS1 Tonight by moot,ng at
tho Congregational Church, which was wol nt-
tendod. noswttha}afsdit'g tho 'snow-atorn, and
tho faot TINT the ,nlootlng waa only cailod thIn
afternoon, During tho present woolt Sullivan
and Deck, two saloon-keopors, aro going to DO
triod Tor violating Tho law. 1t is now foarcd
thq tue g fixing thtnga 80
the people viii find n way 10 carry out their
lawa and ordinances which no lawyor can cir
oumvont.
At rnANo
tho Roformers have brought tho Inst aatoon~
hooper to forms. He ptodgod himsclr to giving
up tho traffic on tho last day Of this month, at
which ti1no bis liconse expires, md tho citzos,B
withdrew tho suit which waa to hnvo boon trlcd
ealoon.toor eacl dny aud evening Inst weolt
they bong donfod admission by tho proprietors
An interesting public 1neottng waB hold last
night, and it is proposed to keep tito utmost vigil
AT OTTAWA.
a , speefal Dtsratch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, April 5.--1l1o latest caro- Of In
tereat to boil, temperance and anti-tonrorance
pooplo in this city occurred in Justice Loavin's
Uourt ytsterdnY Afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Foley
suod Christopher Waltora for selling whisky to
hor husband: Doth parties Interested wore woll
supplied With counsel. Tic Jury thongAt Wnl-
torn ought TO give up his liconso, bnsidcB paying
hno Of 800 and costa.
Correspondence Of Thc Chicago Tribune.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, April 3.--LaBt Wednesday,
ovoning tho Common Council assembled to act
upon tho two petitions recently laid before that
body. As The Tn1DuaE has announced, ono po-
tition was signed by 800 ladics aud gentlemen in
tho interest Of tho liqMor elenont, aud was
signed by $50 names, wholly German and French.
TITO Committee to whom wore rcforrod tho petit
tiona reported in favor Of the adoption Of tho
no-liconso prayer, aud recommended an orai-
The ealoon-intorost camo fully prepared to
voto aye on this report. THOR grounds for this
action arc believed tn bo aa follows II
tho report could be adopted, md an
would 60 to work III thoir respective wards, and
mako strong ondeayor to oarry tho coming
election, giving tho city whisky Board, who
would, i'll oil probability, repeal the proh6tion-
orlinanco, md pass law-liconae one insteal;
second, in their ignorance Of tho decisions Of
Stato md Federal Courts, they hore to bo ablo
to sell MS freely under thoir Government tsli-
CONDO" (which is not = liconse, but tax), and
thus mako clear gaiu Of the nmount heretofore
1ovlod On them by tho corporation.
With these, or equally Bolf-intorostod views,
they came to tho meeting fully qualified to put
tho no-lieenso ordinance through. Tho Council
bud boon canynsaed, and would have stood, gu q
after groat deal OF confusion and wild diBro-
gard OF parliamentary uaagcs and without bring
Ing tho rnattor to 4 vote.
Lat night The liquor s} interest called apeonl
tho previous night, md crowd tho ordinance to
its paasage. In tho meantime, Aid. Enyart-an
upright, good man, whose voto Ind been CON-
itted to thio element solely On tho moral ground
turned his vote over to tho high-licon8o faotion.
This tied tho vote, and tho Mayors vote would
have given tho majority to the liconse party. On
meeting, the prohibition ordinance was road aud
then Immediately effected to Monday night next
Thus tho matter is, Langing fire. What n,ay bo
evolved i'll the meantime is mattor for conteo-
ture. But, Should tho saloon men carry their
passed, aud, II tho incoming Board docs not ro-
peal tho ordinance, the temperance people of
this town aro determined to make it excoediugly
warm for them, md, by means Of liberal sub
involve imprisonment as wo11 as u fine. Ono
gentleman Of wealth Inns declared his willing
ncas to give 1000 toward this object. Tho aa-
loon-non aro ltlsey to run their nocka into o
moose by their sharp Mnneuvoring.
a meeting Of the ladies' WIG alRo hold last night,
to consider tho proprioty Of nominating tom
porancc tickot for the approaching city election.
4 number Of gontlomon woro asked to attend and
counsel tho ladies IN this matter. 4 rambling
debate on tile masculine sido OF tile house WA
interspersed with tho specific object of the meet
ing, until tho Presidont,--a sensibio, aud COM
petent won,an--susso.:od closer adherence to
tho purpose for which tho meeting was called
4 portion Of tho ladies, ut least desired tho aI-
vico and assistance OF tho mon but it was final
~ decided by one Of those yoteH in which few
participate wi!ero divided opinion oxists, tint
tue ladies' should DO intruated exclusively with
viii nominate prohibition ticket, or ticket Of
temperance men who will Euatair tho policy
adopted By tho Council last Eook (whon tho
license was raised to $4,000, ia unknown. There
can he no question TINT largo ma jority Of tho
business men aud Taxpayers prefer the latter
policy.
'9ALvA.
GA1yA. ILL.,, AJ1rll Sin THE TRIBUNE of tue
list iuat. letter from hoye snys that tho lalcs'
raid on the snloons was crowned with complete
success,-the Inst aaioon-kcoper having STIR
rendered and emptied ha whisky into tho gutter.
The Indies have not aa yot appeared in tile street
further, there hns no Baloon surrendered ns yet,
nor ia there any such prospect, 30 far aa nm
aWaro Of. Tho Indies hold o nnas-mcoting in
Llboral Hull this afternoon, Which was largely
| attended by tho first ladies Of tho town. Tho
] meeting WAS aecrot, therefore, can't toll any,
thing about 1t, but we will hear from 1t next
week sure. ?.
INDIANA.
| 4 TEaIrEnANCt: PROSECUTION,
| Sn<cta9 D,spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Carney, who claims to bo tho founder Of the
Uuitcd Chriatinn Church hns prenoho5 m tfo