, 1874-03-10

At 1uGTiuE,
ffttcfHt N8pGtch 10 7hf fhfcag0 1f4bftNc.
DUoYnus. o, Alarch D.-Tlloro waa ut, l1nnonso
ontpn.lrlng Of tlo temperance people t[ih oyeit-
lug Mt tho Presbyterian Church, 1t belng crowd
od to its utmost calacity, oyor 700 pooplo Icing
present. After lilo preliminary business waH
transeotca, tho mootii1g was altlreHaod by tho
ltev. Al. ". liamnR, Of Springfield, i'll MI abo
and eloquent address. iii which ho strongly nd
vochteu Ito wonln'ls movement. From presont
appearances aotiye work will bo inauguratcd ut
an curly day.
Special Dispafcht To Tho Chicdgo Tribune.
:, ADA, o.: Alareh 0-1ho whisky war still con-
titIlos. At d praycr.mcetng In Stroup'H Anloon.
Tho Indies aro eondont Of SUCCESS. Thoy gainetl
adlnsttanco to dllla ealoou this afternoon. and
Ind \ talk with Mr.. Gill. 8troup las promised
to Elyo h flinl answer on Wednesday,. Tho ulasa-
meeting III tic Presbyterian Church tonight is
largely attended.
succia. Dtspatch Ia Tho l'hfcaao Tribune.
GALLON. o., March a-Tho lalies hold two
maHs-m.eotl'gs, to-day:. Al the druggists havc
Several havo giycn up sdng by tho glasn. Tho
lados tlomni,1 n,,tl will lnvo an unconditional
surrender. In at addrds made by Judge Jack-
aoli, OF this district. o. Saturday oyoniiig, lo
encouraged the latoa Il 70 otl, mud promised
tint nil caHcs brought hforc him would rcceivo
tho full penalty Of tho lnY.
At ASHLAND.
Specinl Dfsratch 10 hc Chfcag0 Tribune,
l., Asu1ASm. M O., March 9--oootl work wns done
two naloon-hccpcru partially promised to quit
but wero not ready to ai5n tho pledge yos. Tho
Indications aro good fOrall quitting BOON. Tho
interest IL growing daiy. Dr.. s. Bampsol Ia
addressing = largo audnnco III tho Methodist
Episcopal Church tonight.
AT uAIlEroL1s.
uALL1roL1s O., March 9.-Tlle Temperance
LeaEuo hold prnyor-n'eeitlg Saturday III front
vi bnnlplo-rooln. a,td moro ordcr1d Off by tho
propr'otor. Some Of lilo 1atlics' friends inter
fofed. Pistols wcre drawn aud only tile prompt
intcrforonee of tho police prevented serious
trouble. Tho ladies' meanwhile, lndaunto1, con.
tinued exercises in the street.
AT CAnnlNnToN.
Special Diapatch To The CAtcHao tribune,
CARp1NoToN, O.. March 9.-Tho temperance
excitement ran high to-day. A nasB-lneoting
wns held, md tho hall was crowded to overflow
ing. Bualncss WIS suspended from until 2
?: m. Speeches wore made, and oitizens'
pledges circulated and freely signed, after which
tho Indies, in two companies, moved on the
Haloons, but failed to got any signorB. They
wero courtoously received by oil but Badeer
who would not allow the Indies to enter his don.
Streot-praying will commence tomorrow.
At MARION.
49, Srtetal pfspat.h to qAe Chicaeo Tribune.
hlAntoN O., Mnrch 9.-sixty-tlyo IN number,
With renewed energy, started out this morning
again, and visited tho balloons. Tour Baloon-
keepers surrendered two signing tho Saloon
liquor dcalore, display to1aY two largc-lottc1cl
Bigns in front Of thoir establishment, mo moro
liquors sold here" Noarly 1000 Eayo signed
tho citizens pledge. Tho ladies' aro greatly
encouraged.
At NEVADA.
NEVADA. O., March 0.-Tho campaign against
liquor broke ont to-day, causing much excite
ment, The unusual sight Of tito best ladles in
town kneoling in tho muddy streets nnd offering
up their prayotB attracted hundreds of lockers
OH. Tho fuslies wcro rlduly ropulned at two En-
looms to-day, Which has created fooipg itl thor
behnff.
At OSBORNE.
Sretfai Ditrarh ta lie Chicago TtfJane.
OsnoRNE, O.. Marcli 9-Ladlcs continue pray
ing md singing with th, saloon-1ncn but with
out effect. Tho whiBk.dcalers aay they will
fight it out il 1t takes n|isltnmor.
At NEWARK.
NEWARK, O., March Ia Raloonst uamcd
Reese olnpticd Lis liqurs in the public square
to-day. lalgo 1ncettngis being held tonight.
AT CAMBRIDGE.
oAs1pnipaE. O., 61ardi S.wTho Temperance
excitement il oil tho Increase. TIsis morning
tho busineas houses cfsot1, and tho timo WIS
spent by tho men ho:dug prayer-mcotiugs, ,
wh'lc the ladies' woro on the street. No sur
renders.
AT DELAWARE.
DrnASss tis p'il e. Saren {, 5myss 1s" Gro nsnn
made to Il nn1nber Of saloons today. NJ. Miller.
tion. uo will Eiyo hiB decision tomorrow. uis
surrender would lkoiy inlluce o:llots to close.
AT EEII.E roNTA1NE.
Snreta7 Nf.jratcb to The CAicaao Tribune.
BELLE FoETA1SE, O., March 9.-I,ho temper
n,sce cai,so is sill progressing. Wo Ind large
temperance meeting lust night. The Court
prcBent. G1any won't away unablo to gain ad-
nlittauco. Two moro saloons surrendered to-
day.
At unMNA.
s,,ectat Dispatch to Rig ci,icaao Tribune.
URnANA, O., 1lnrch 9.-TI,e iutlies Of our city
mot This evening in the Presbyterian Clutch, to
tnko nclion in tho temperance move. The grent
revival III nil tho churches which llns boon going
OH for tho pnst nino weeks haS boon tho cause
OF not starting boforo.
AT CINCINNATI.
C1SctNNATI, o.. Dlarcl, 9.-TIo mass temper
atlco mootiug tonight at Wesley ChApol drew a,l
itnnienae crowd. Hundreds went away for want
Of roam. Resolutions were adopted to rase
s}200, ,00D M guarantee fund. Two mnss -moet-
ings wore appointed for tomorrow night. 4
resolution waa prcscntcd hut not acted OIL by
tho women, that aetiyo work should commence
by taking tho plodgoh Of property-holdera anil
visiting tho wiyos Of Hnloon.kcepcrs. 1t will
probably 10 indoraed.
rendered in advance. 4 druggist OH Walnut
Jlill Inns offered to tako the plcdgo unsolicited.
Othor druggists aro reported to ho ready to do
tho same; also general Haln0n-kcoper il ro-
ported to be willing to abandon tho business.
i women'B mcotlng hold tlliB afternoon had au
incroasctl ntto,tlanco but mndo little progress.
O1iccls Will bo appointed Tomorrow.
AT sTEuuENyILLE.
p1rrsnunal, pa., A1nrcll IA special to tho
Commercial from stc,bonyille, O., saya Tho