, 1874-03-10
Mansfield salo .Kcepers Issue
scurril J Circular.
Columbus Cir sers Fall Back upon
the Grea +Magna Charta.
Arrests for VI Eatlcns Of the Sunday
Law : Philadelphia.
The Crusade in New York and
Pennsylvania.
OHIO.
At CQLEhInuH.

OHIO.
At coLUnnus,
COLUMBUS, o., March D.-'rho ladies hold an
al1.elay meeting to-1ay for fasting aud PRAYER.
sovonty-flvc ladies divided into four euuads. and
visited twenty aaloonB to-dny-amoug thom.
thoso OIL WcBt State street, whero they wore 30
g1ievously inaultcd lust wuok No Bsgners voro
obtained 10 tho dealers' pledge. The ladics also
visited tho business colleges At one college the
Principal signed tho pledge, md invited his p,,-
pills to do so. Many signatures to tho citzeps'
pledge wcro obtained hero. At another college
tho Principal refused to agn himself, but most
Of Ills scholars gignctl
At tho 1alioB' meeting, Mrs. Dceollcna, prcai.
OF tho Crusaders, and ono of tho most act;ye
workers Of tho Lndies' League, said sLo was moi
III tho least discouraged at tho progress Thus ia,
lnadet for, while no doalers Ind yet surrendered
slo wns supported In )lor labor by the knowledge
TINT the Indies nrc having O good influence or
the public generally and wero spreading tM
Goapel aMoug pooplo whom tho churches law
fnilod to roucl, and it tho Lord was willing tia,
Tho Baloonn shuull not cease for two mouths .;
more, she waH willing to any Amen, aud keeF
ut work on the streets until all tho work il
accomplished.
At DAYTON.
DAYTON, O., March 0.-Tho second dav of thu
wo,nen's assault on King Alcohol was moro OK
citing than lilo first. Tile weather was ptop.
tious. 80 that ITcat crowds surrounded tic DO.
s!osers.. Fou3 dotachments marched from tbs
for tho EaloouB that wore unyiatod ou tho iirat
dny. Thoy were excluded from most of tie
1lacsB ilIey Waited, and received OF tho doors bl
tho salooll-koopcrB with cold courtesy TM
SALOON meu Wcru not reioiced to ECO them, aud
wero cspccia}jy uucosy under tia T,chanon dcns
sion ol Judge Smith, declaring TINT my yiolatos
Of the Inv must into court for rcdreBs with
olea'' haiids. The women prayed and aung, sur.
At Iadlick's beer salvon. III lin aTtononn ov6,
tl,ounnntl c,,rfouY nm onl nfa,, hovu a,e,r,
passed thc,n md tie street was blo,1adr usIir hr
vollic!es. Wlle,l tho women closed praying an3
the multitude p,ialcd iuto tic bar-ronn b pr1 e..
boer. H,s business was M rront II, ihc anrro.
gnto' to-tlay rs during Mllolo ordinary weo1.
So at other }lacoa. Whilo tic bntld was nrayi1o
| going OIL in Uouser'B sn}uon 1,cn,v nnnosito
which WIS continued with aggrayation WHOM thas
| women went over 10 t!at y,tlco Dnyers of honT
wagons pushed tI1n,,lgh the 1emnlo detachment.
slloudcrng kogs Of Eoer which waB drank as
fas. as it could DO delivered. hadck, Tboeb.
| Clcmons Tiscl,, and Eaiier BrotAe1a Rremei r.
be tho special objects Of atloution, and so,ns
rudo SCENES woro reported nj all plac.s. xiii
Martin, under the Young Mems Christia, Also
| ciatiou rooms invited u bnlld into lis ffliiuri
room, elected tl,o mon locked tho door, api m
jltoiy informed lin wo,,,en Tint tloy nfoht H.,
and nray ns lons ns thoy liked. After lhey co1s,
cLulad le kindly invited thom to como again.
| Thcn t,,o crowii r11ahed in and drank onon,E
to mike l,p for lost tmo, Not ono saloon kcolsot
exhibited eigns Of surrender. Soluo Of them
showed oxasperatop, aud at ono time dIB-
| turbanco waB immineent, Tie womtn arc i'm
pcrtustablc, anGl appear tofco that they viii nj
| bo disturbed. Iho illpYossivouoss Of such
scenes wears of quickly in tho presence Of q
noisy rabblo. Children rush through tho stroots
| shouting out ''Ihero's thcm temperance
| womon,S Mon salute each ollor with. 4 We'll.
| WHO aro thoy going for now ?' as If ii
was n good joke on tllo palo md
] agisated ealoon-kcepera. Within three days
timont, without pomons intervention, Three
Of them wero small, tlo other two ,Yero ohn,orf
| depot-sta,ttls. Tlero wore many Intoxicated
| mon Oh tho streets. and the duy closed with a
drunken i]rl,t il, which n nocon,nu wns lallu