Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-04-03

the least, the house being full every night. |
Additional names are being secured
daily and nightly to the total abstinsncs
pledge.
The ladies have divided their Band into |
two reliefs, which enables them to rest on
alternate days, and by resolutions else.
where it will be seen that they propose 10
continue their labors in the interest Of hu.
manity.
THE sKIRMIsH AT ToNToGANY.
The ladies of Tontogany have COM
menced picket duty among the saloonp.
On Saturday evening an attempt was made
to smoke the ladies out OF TYLER's saloon,
by one of the habihieS OF the place, which
was resented by Mr.. FRANK DowLER, and
the pimp of the saloon got pretty roughly
handled.
On Monday evening the ladies we're ad
mitted to the saloon of Mr.. HYMAN, after
which they were grossly insulted by car.
penter named HAss, who was doing some
repairing in the saloon. The insult was
resented by VIM. GROIN, CHAs and RoD-
EEY CHAMPION, and the result was, that
HYMAN and HAss got very roughly ham
died. rs
Legal advice was sought resulting in
Chief Justice ScHwIND. of this place, issu-
ing warrant for the arrest OF the three
gentleman above named "charged with, as
sault and battery with intent to commit
murder" They were brought down here
on Tuesday night and appeared for trial
on Wednesday. In the mean time HYMAN
and IIAss were arrested at Tontugany, the
former charged with carrying concealed
weaponshe having snapped revolver at
a brother OF Rodney CHAMPION and the
latter for using obscene language. Their
trial takes place to-day, We believe.
Judge TuLLER appeared for the defense
OF CRoM and the two CHAMPIoNs, and
Mr.. Ii. II. DODGE for the plaintiff. The
complainants not appea ring, motion was
made to dismiss the defendants, which was
overruled by Justice SoHwiSD, after
which the defendants waived nm examina-
tion and were bound over in the sum OF
$500 each to appear before the Court of
Common Pleas. The affair will probably
reach the Supreme Court before it is endeo.
| STEVENS has closed his saloon and TY.
LER is preparing to follow suit.
RESoLU r1oNs OF TaE I. O. g. T.
At a regular meeting Of the Order of
! Go ID Templars on Tuesday ev, ming, the
f1llowlng preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
wHEREAs2IIaying watched with deep in
terest the efforts Of the W"mans Temperance
Band of Perry sburg .Organized for the purpose
of checking the sp cad and rcmoving the curse
Of intemperaucs from our IN idst therefore.
Resotped-By Psrrysburg Lodge No. l79 l.
o. G. T., That we heartily sympathiZe with
them in their public prayers for The sins and
misdeeds of man, which Is done at sacrihcs
oi time comfort and health.
Resolpsd- That we, aa a Lodge, will rendel
such needed assistance as is in our power
trusting Him that noteth even the fall OF
Sparrow, to guide and direct them ia the pros
ecutinn of their undertaking until tue ultimate
object is accomplished.
Resolrsd That these resolutions be slgneC
bv Que Worthy Chief Tempar snd Recording
Scribe. and that the seal oi our Lodge be az
fixed and copy forwarded to the psoper efi
, GERS Of the Ladies Temperance Band.
HAkRY HnToHKIss
FREDERICK YEAGER, Com
JAMES TIHAOEs.
c. G. TAYLOR, W. CT.
SARAH E. BLOOMFIELD, W. r. 8.
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
The Upper S,ndusky fund auxiliary
, to the wOmen's movement has reaches
$500 0.
rendered to the ladies.
' The oolored women of Dayton pro
pose TO pray out the three saloons In thu
r dgy kept by coiOred mel.
Ex-Governor Dennison has cast his In
: flueLe ON thu siie of the new temnvr
= auci III Jvemeht, at Columbus.
"Thr femnl .trom " IL what Dayta'
e man calls the presenr woman's meys
ment in favor Of temperance.
The ladies temperance league, OF Md
son, Ini.. su9ge,t that one hOur OF som
y day Ia April b. set apart by the 0difTsren
/, union leagues Of the country for specia
, and united prayer.
u The ladies of Lancaster, Ohio, Mh
are engaged In visiting the saloons. be
, ing infJrined by the prop rirtors, that tn
m ,st ot the liquor sold Is sold ehfetlY t
{ the country people, have resolved 70 In
i yJe their sisters from the coun'rg ~ joi
/: with them in visiting the saloons ant
Z take part with them In all their meet
ings
o Bya unanimous vote the City C0nnc
ofLiml, passed prohibitory ordi1Hnc
on Thursday of last week, whiett wa
road at mass temperance meeling
the eveninI amid great rel rcings IA
f-h, n aa nol4tl have "A fiOxnE tn
A fl Id, pledged to tho repeal OF the qrdln
: ance. This temperance people arereed
n tor the hght on that line.
q Council Yesterday passed Fesolutio
requesting the Mayor to entoIae the LAY
I. again SC the women who pray On the 81 Il
ir walks. This Il according t0law. lt
!. equally proper to request the Mayor
:, enforce the law against ths saloon
" Every glass of distilled liquor soil Is
y violation OF the law wh,cd IL isthe swOr
E. dury OF the Mayor to enforce. IL
il now the women's turn ta ''request." 81
N is a poor rule," etc.--Cin. GOsste.
n The following advertisement app.are
n IN the ottnmwa uowal Democrat OF Ia
- = sNorSe Is hereby given that I. I. I
MihigAn, have solemnIy promised 70 4
x stain froan all Intoxicating drinks, and q
. saloon keeperR and their cmplQYGes
= warned not to allow nae 60 have III
"a liquor OF any lntoxl Eating kinds from tn
a TINE heneefOrth. 80
10 ~ l. L. MILLIGAS."
~ ~ A touching incident oounected vii
"a stfeet deVotions In this city on lhst 81
hs urday, is related. At one OF the sAloo
IA wheCe band Of ladies were k1beling
at prayer a married man emerged from Il
de saloon aud looked calmly uR0n theI
he When the ladies arose, who a0ould
be sae but his own dear wife, hSnrk brok
rs and weeping bitter tears. Net wo
" was spoken nor q look Oxchabeods b
'Ssn there before his Maker, that I1RR took
~ solemn vow never to visit SALON @gai