, 1874-04-01
OHIO.

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OHIO.
At COLUMBUS. -
coIuMnus, O., March 3, The or,1nado this
MeeK has not boon ,yory productive Of good. Tho
lhules who EaYe laboroa OH tho strceta for tho
body. Notwithstanding thoir Zeal .iaas intoliso
epa sfe se gGSt I 4sup%s e tS2 % = 1 cy sys qs
PROMINENT neutrality-suspicious., ut which tlo ladios
crusade now positively refase e admit ittIe tIeen 'D'
DAYTON, O., March h r19s; 81'HfHe or,,sador. war.
b'lsy al day in Bpte Of tho dssgrcenblp weather.
hight Iii front Of q Balloon whore they woro
praying catlsod mitch oxcitcmont but was eoon
Bottlcd, The women are achieving no oonquessa,
1nG 'hqqLAAAT1oS OF. THE MAYOR Or CINU1N-
CRY OF C1Ho1NnAT1 March 28, 1s7A.$,
" virtue Of tic power veH.od in mo, by and
at the request Of tho Board of Polioo Commis-
alonesa Of tile City Of Ctnoiunau, tor; tic pur-
the d9mo, whief il aow believed 70 % pssracd. sa1a
might prove . most tormidable disEuEbaneo, IT.
do hereby iaaao tl|la proclamation = t'eS':s', :
:Alperaons arc hereby warned against assem-
bling on tho streets and sidewalks ID 6uoh: .
manner Us to leal to their obstruction for lid
pnrpoeta of ordinary buBinoss, and for; travel
and locomotion. or for using aaid streets and
WALKS for any other purpose than that for which
thoy wore designed: Such obstruction Is d violu-
ton Of both the public aud Individual right sud
1s. punishable by the ordinance Of tho city, which
force. '' '''''':* '''s.' -
There is no desfre on tho part OF tho nauniofpa,
authorties to interfere with FREQ speech, or tho
right OF tho people to peaceably assemble to
conaidor, what they. may suppose to be public
grievances. For that purpose wo hayo ha!la and
public squares provided, where nil meetings and
public demonstrationB can ho male. '''
5Gsisi9as 81 ~oa shEs9a sRS ores 5 sS s9sst e. e. e
siderable period on the straota and sidewalks,
blocking up the Bamo, it Id 30 aorious v1iolation
Of tlid law that It cannot b, permitted. ;;
Therefore instruct, by yirtue Of tho authority
vosted in mo by the Police Board, all police
otllcera to faithfully execute aud carry cut tho
objects OF tlts proclamation; md do especially
charge tltem to see that tho statute against the
cnrIying OF concealed Weapons ia not violated,
aud that thoy promptly make arrests Of all
SEQ that ladies' aro not insnlted, md tut no no
indignity ia offered tlem IN any Shape OF ID my
manner BY any excited individuals, and that they
protect the ladies and safely escort them from
any, places whero the public peace is liable, in
thotr Judgment, to interruptions.
appeal to all citizeua Interested Ia preserving
good order to sustain THO police In discharge OF
thoir delicate, and it may be III some oasos,
difficult duty. We are Just now passing through
popular oxcttoment in which strong feelings
,a,, sad ,angrX passions are being aroused sna
from single Individual might lead to conse-
quencea OF very aoriouA ohatacter:. The rolica
have but single duty to perform. With any
controversy or difference Of opinion they hayo
nothing to 10, but they must faithfully and Inn
partially carry out tue lars ard ordinances with.
out distinction Of person or sex.
G. ". q. JOHNSTON Mayor,
And Chairman Board of Police Commissioners,