, 1874-03-15
THE PRAYING WOMEN.
The Chicago Ladies Go Into the
Work NTH a Will.
Petitions Circulating Against
the Repeal Of the Sun ;.
day Ordinance.
The Catholic Clergy in Favor Of
Closing Saloons on Sunday.
The Prayer-Cure Abandoned in Some
Ohio and Indiana Towns.
An Anti Crusade Woman to
Speak at indianapolis.
The Espionage System Adopted in
Many Places.
The Prayer-Cure Abandoned in Some
Ohio and Indiana Towns.
An Anti-Crusade Woman to
Speak at indianapolis.
CHICAGO.


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1he 4aues WHO "ere present a. ths temperance
meeting in tho Methodist Church Block Fr.y af.e,-
noou. and others whom thcr haye Interested In tha
vork uer, occnr1ad xa.ter1,x q,
CIRCULATING PETITIONS
aEanst tho repeal Of the Sunday law and obtaining
the Friday evening 1nrarereetino. b.a t., 1n-,. ~
~ ns4o =" A1eoy Q.
1n7 e7aaseneai churches ~ committees were a.led
called upon expressed willingness to serve. The
number Of printed net1tson. va. limited /. III m
~. 49,. ~ 80 .s a. W
ftaa5 bdt copies "e1e made and, In many instances
the petition cut from the newspapers and posted
rur 7.nrr7
.ta1 4A"11@
dele gated to secure signatures sauntered forth e.rI7
IN tho morning, aud called upon the women who lived
in their netghborhocs and In aluost eye1v houea ono
or two fen.i.. ,fa4ed thrir ,u+oo-,nh, a,r, ~ 49,
w 'SeN1Po. o'44' VI '@o
more enthusiastic stopped women On the ktreet End
asked them to sign. ind not few did 80.
It Ii i'm ooa1b1e to TIL definftev hor rc,n~ 1,de,
we're ss ~ ths or but estimate. pse tue
NUMBER ~ h1Rn oe Equally dihcn1t is It to deter
nunoss Of tho 1sd, haSins got got is
MT i.ss tbar nm ~o1na si9naa thsi na1ns. W ~
ot rt .tse 80 @a o,uuo n9'neu easaeu m te. M nass 10
enos. "as taoe 10 anduee men TO gase sher n'aor.e
rsnS, aa nes 'no nuooef oi aoto
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@ s tnoss ] ~ .. a1p ~. ~ ussnus pesa9ss ~
10y ~; mct + uIsp9ssu' & ou psssso too1 eo
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1ae peuucns were paseen afouno az t1e noona1y
Isa5 es-n1eeunS' ~oo 9oto aanoef o. Aoe7 s'.oeo
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-, ERE uA4ka stAEIt nss1os.: =,
a. We g!en out 1oay taas tne iaes ol tne a1een
asfee A'ss,on en7pe1 wona set ~ ths cnusSh :;
to eanvas, In1ppsE t reporter called .hss. to ses
se h IT,. rs % "a o1e "nu sa,a d
one e4ao a.. "a" = ~ 'Se M
oome. tns lazy "aa u ~ oaseneut o. too
1nr . "1 nd e3o"o oa "en WHO Set~ &see''lns
.ra md thar, in to W,s. Hiv;,,on .df,, v.r,
ocie an4 t1e.o -. 'te - eeN ot4s41 'N.eo VEL ~
setseu kutuH tton noo5 " 4o4-s VI tasso =. ~
hss n ~ * ,nu p1urga
a'gnasuses: @ ~ -. ~. 49,.
1nG .oo 1he .sporsa .ne nau ~ Sa 3e,
na1nes and amo1s them 1cre those OF three saioo1,
,a uo . ;.,!1 t! 41Hppt, XXI; 49, L. s4 As ~
paea cooo Ao' "nnsesl'o % a1,s, .nsta uost1nsn''
ne ~ s &c 10 rs ~. H thaet q.
1no ot.s1. u aaescs et IL 'ne e.,a aat
5;i ntoex a1'et LUG noon-uay psasef.neeng W.
aisn1Ise1@ n4 a. ono % saeu ati%a ~ ~
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IT.. ~ H. '' at Th .19
514ett LIS y: ~. .1'1o'n7 -as 4sa'0 '"9o''' ~
ALI. - y. a. penneau: d. - ...h. <.,od a,.,.-,
on % @ nd 1eee II
, Tasn Rssn Sns said ne
ID i :as xoa1 Won. h.vs H. as:a@;Rt ;sns% Sis
TnG tEsvlr t1ot chonch ~ &C. i.,,,.+ Church m
rwaifth atrssf ncar 11tua 1.lxnd nvrnne F.tbar
coghian rec*iTed the1n kindly and, in response to
~ T f - nd ~ ~ -esei ~ tha hnns mi the a..
1o,ns xon1J MT nr1v he cosed On snn9aV but .yer7
day Of the weef These be uIesuu,ed wcrs tho sen,i
nen'+ 0i Al 'oe 1ut pttes:p; rn;-ccu cunrcu
From hero the ladies proceeded u the French
Tth. ~ ~ 49, ,.,.iaa - -. ~. ,,;e.,. ~ Esth.v
T,o,his7 nn;,ch T4o ~ ti,a e1iot ~ ~ baarers
st, PAiElcr's,
rhare-+ .brrch rjz;+ed ~. q po+-3ct.r corner oY
49,. n3 naar..{,a. s+-aot -z;,.re F-+,,as .rar~v on
tersjned 1bem 10 nd I'll. n ,1irs ~ aunc- '1fy
wnere ae @ naa oeen aea nun 10 ~
b,5 * ha ~ baon nI9ra1 n rat,r7, homa Ms svm
ps,ies vera with thex and be consented to be pres-
~ - 1hs sI,nis1 mee,;no .n n nor11i,-
tHa S;stcr. sw sn ha qonn ha direccd The ls,e. to
the school in Tho rear Of the churck Thi,hcx they
cams back thn: tho one IL chsrRe vas Ill, but LEI
assistant spreared ard r7th the
sns noped sheg "oua s.teeeu: n.snea M the lhnaSt ~
IN n1 ea = 0A'4A ~ NA1 -: '9'SN -"
THE n1sHor.
Thence th. enthusiastic WORKERS went to he resi-
4EAce ~ 0.:Aup o4cts "ue1e tnS3 nlcA| ,'5 f-as
ant half hour in chatting with him. lie w:s In
splendid humor. and 80 kind-hea1ted and genial :"
uou. He aEkcd them, sIuiGngJ, WHEN they
entered his parlor, they had come
to Troy With him and convert him,
wEerc4 all laughed. and felt at home. He vent to
SAL t!1at nc had Noticed, Euce tho zaloous hid been
cicsed Sunday that moro people attended the church,
~ r. fo,e fhey hsd e1cuscs for not tc;pq present.
bu: n9w tiey lid none. md tho shutttng.up Of the
tprling- houses had been beneficial to Catholics. He
hocd mat these places would be closed every day. and
.ssnre :ha Committee that They would h.ye hearty
cooperation.
.c N indorseoent az that ctyeu by lie Bishop would
hayo tho affect to enlist al the sisters in tha work.
,ttrnon ro"ei1nc mi IN III hcn he tacn chsr9e Of ~
The iatlies Eho are to uresent item to tie Council
NA0 '~o4s~ WV -, ~rs1vr1,ve1,roT ~ e1
d-.,o,od ~. ,.ct ~ t1a ro1ncn ~. INIT N, th.
question of Keeping the raIoons closed Sunday, and