, 1874-02-21

Temperance People Organizing
III St. Louis.
Prohibitionists Of New York and Phil
ade]phla Planning q Campaign.
Valuable Statistics Concerning the Liquor
Traffic in the United States.
OHIO.


CARD FROM pIo LEWIS.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 20.-1he following card
from Dio Lewis will appear tomorrow:
To The Friend, Of The Fozans Temperance ,Korem<Ht:
have within week received more than hundred
invitations lecture On Temperance and hsp organ
tze. cannot reply to these invitations. II the towns
from which they will send delegates to the State
Convention at Columbus next Tuesday, the Gath, they
town. village, and 1e3hborhood tn the State should be
represented in this Convention.
must 60 back to New England tue lat Of next
week, TO inaugur.te our great work in Worcester.
Springfield. and Boston, But shal return 10 Ohio
BY the middle Of March. Here tho moral foEces
vital that scc near victory. am anxious to
turn, to lie In 1t the death. When come hac1 Eha
far possible, respond to tho invitations alread
1sceycl- The friends will please be patient with ma
h.:a neither tine nor strength to answer their com
nluncations. fou11 truly, Do LEw1H.
At McoSSELLsT1LLE.
The raid on whisky shops by the ladies' of Nc
Coanellsvillo nrd Malta Etill continues with the
prospect Of success. All the druggists have
slgned tho pledge required by them.
JUDGE s1EELE's DEc1s1oS.
The following is the decision of Judge Steele
an nounced at Hillsbo1o. O., to-day, dissolving
the injunction against the praying ladies and
their tabernacle sought by the druggists: Dunn
and johnson, Of that place:
This is motion to dissolve the temporary lpjunc-
ton The grounds Of the motion numerous, but
wo noticed only ono .. the one which We take, and
that will render to examine the others.
Does the petition show OF action in favor OF
johnson and Dunn Jointly, and does the affidavit,
which In nothing but petition with its serihcaton.
authorize the allowance Of temporary injunction in
favor at them jonty7 Like Pharoah5 dreams, these
questions are one, and the Interpretation there
When tie plaintiff may join, still the petition must
do pot it bad. Docs IT do this as to johnson? A.
to him the petition alleges, first, that he Is owner Of
the premises; second that he has easement on the
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third, that defendant erected and caused
to be occupied on the!htgh street. public highway n
structure, sh.nty not more than seven feet from
the edge Of the pavement placed to obst1uct the
said shan.y nuisance, obstzucsing the highway,
and deIrecating the value Of property. The injury
complained Of by 5ohnson Is rot permanent noI sqea 3S
a highHa.y. Hc Is not Affected 6y singing Ind psaysT
statute gives IN adequate remedy The depreciation
in the value Of property by reason of that nuisance
no cane III Of Johnson, and making none, action
| cannot 90 in the name Of plaintiG jointly
But it is said that II the petition shows good cause Of
to amend under Sec. 137 Of the coe It be that
under this sweeping provision Of the code tho Court
ALLOW him to hnt ns se9s 4 ana am DO
| 1t must bo satisfied thst sub eourae Is IN
furtherance Of jastiee This do dGes not
Of the plaintiff nor the defendant but Of Ill right
Tue party aaking should mike .: Alg showing no:
only TINT he is probably entitled tt. the relief asked
UPON the face the petition, but sh, s Is IN fact
The defendants should have the right to contest the
petition upon the original petition, and this IL III
Tho Injunction u dissolved at the cost Of the
plainu6.
At the conclusion Of the announcement Of tbs
decision by Judge Steele, Judge Gray ea1d that
ho thought it proper for him to say he fully con-
cured in the decision.
Mr. Collins, for the plaintiffs, said he appealed
from the order of the Court. The Court fixed
the amount of tho appeal bond at s., 900, and
directed notice Of the appeal to bo enforced.
AT CARLISLE, HI.
The crusade has began in Carlisle, ky-
AT SALEM.
SPRINGFIELD @. Fob: 29-The 20 aIiIo hrst saloon H.
of the Shoo-Fly Garden. who has bound him
self to spill his liquor into the street at P.
tomorrow. Several others are ready to follow:
The pastor OF the Catholic Church has addressed
is to be formed in the church. Three hundred
women visited the saloons to-day. Raining
hard.
At LOGAN
spteial Dispatch to The C1.teaao Tribune.
LOGAN, O.. Feb. 2U.-The Temperance move
ment in this place thus far has been successful
| All the saloons with the exception Of one are
closed. John Mcbride still ROMANS obstinate,
and utterly refuses to surrender. Tho league
have been holding series Of prayer-meetlngs
before his saloon, remaining the entire day.
| Although refused admlttance, they stayed upon
th, pavement to-day. While engaged in their
devotional exercises to-day, come foreign whisky
men outrageously and grossly insulted them by
| making use of obscene language
II GENERAL.
| Xenia reports five saloons closed up to this
| evening. One Baloon-k keeper cane out of hig
cellar today bearing q white flag in token OF
! surrender. Each surrender is made the occasion
| Of jubilee.
| oxford has nearly all its places Of business
| closed
In Dayton tho women organized for work to-
dav. Reports from there conflict as to the faTo,
the plan meets.
! Ladies' prayer-mectings are now being held
here daily, preparatory to more active move
ment on the lquor~loalers. No plan Of cam
] paien is yet decided on, although it is asserted
| that plan similar to that adopted at Hillsbort
| is being much discussed. The general meeting
| Of next Tuesday will decide tho plan to be OBJ
served.
INDIANA.
| AT snELBYy1LLE.
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