, 1874-03-09
NUMBER 1913.
House laht night for tho purpoao of promoting
temperance bpeochos wore mado by Megsrs.
Nehron, IT n and Little,
SuECi tA8tdfch In

Houso lant night for tho purpoao of promoting
temperance Bpeeohos wore mado By llegsrs.
Nehren' pI 'a md LITTLE.
Z At LONDON, Q.
LONDON, {, March 7.-This has boon day
0! lololcln =. At noon the courthouse, fire. md
enureh Doll coalod forth tho joyousneBs Of tho
peopo over 20 surroldor Of two moro saloons.
Inls closob t-,o HoVonth Weok OF tho crlBndo
nero, alia til cldIoB nro as determined, "a Mt tho
peHlhhlhR. !: cir BuccosB haH baen worry 8AtiB-
factory, not ~ than ten saloons having boen
clubea blNco = crusade started.
sptctat =. 'atch to The Ch,cago Tribune
DELAWARE. r; March 7.MTho women decided
ycs!ortiay to boaege The principal saloon, kept
by IL. Miller to tito exclusion Of atI others, to-
dtay, mud for that purpose divided into several
6ands. one relieving tho other at short intervals.
They haSo Leen in front Of bis aaloon tho
greater part OF tho day. No signs Of surrender
yot.
At xENrA.
Sneetaa Dispatch tn Tho Chicago Tribune.
:. AESlA, y, Marcli 7.-Tho Temperance crusade
Ia undoubtedly gaining strength. Tho usual
Number Of women woro on the slroess to-day
churcl, at 9 O'Clock, and from thonco thoy
mud aiding tho workers. This ovon-
ing about $50 women formed IN limo aud marched
of John Browns body" T6cro Ia great ao-
cession enthusiastically.
sp<sa, n,poiea 1f Il s?Sxnes 81 ss;eaoo Tribune.
DucYnus, O., March 8.-Tho Temperance
Committee Of Ducyrua has boon working tho
past wook. A subscription Of $4,000 to carry
out iho programme LAS been raised. counter
1nooting vas hold On Saturday night at Zanoa.
vile. Resolutions woro adopted aud signed by
over fifty cltlzonB.
AZ urrEn sAspusKY.
SDcciat DtspateA to fhe Ch,caDo Tribune,
[1pFEH HfatoI
meetings have boon hold day anl night in lhia
placo tho paBt two wooks preparing raid Oh tho
saloons. Sixty thousand dollars havo boon sub.
ecrbot. spoakors and praying wotnon from
Yostorday oil Baloon-koerors Home twonty- y-oiHht,
woro notified that their Buioons would Eo visited
on Monday. Intense excitement prevails amona
thcm.
AT LENA.
Special D,sp1tch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
LIMA O., March 8.-The womcn's war com.
mences thiB week in full force. Meetings layo
been held in different churches for . wcek past
to organize aud consult rs to tho best plan of
action. Another largo ueoting was hold this
afternoon at tho Methodist Church. Mother
Stewart has been tolograpled to come.
At CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 8.-Alayor Johnston ro-
coiyed information tonight that the ladies' Of
East Walnut Hills would commence yisitatious
| to the saloons tomorrow,
| The following eleven minister's preached in
| favor Of the Nomon's temperance movement, to-
| day and tonight: The Roy. George B. Dccchar,
Hugh smytho, A. 3. Mlorey, Or. ". West. Dr..
Thomas Skinner, tho 1lav. MIR. Lloyd, Of Mount
| Aubnrn.-all Of tho Presbyterian church tho
'ncvs. a. ,. Leonard, Dr.. r: III. lIatoll, ". J.
Fee, q Il the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Church, tho Key. Dr.. Snn,mertell. OF the Chris
| tian Church, aud tho Rev. G. uriillths of tho
Wolch Congregational Church. An immense
| audience attended the union Temperance service
| even nll the standing room.
| Gazette special reports Immense Temperance
| meetings tonight ut Zancsyile, O., and Ofadi-
aon, Ind. Reports from small towns where the
| work ha8 begun BNy that It iH unabated.
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
| Judge Smith,. of Warren County, yesterday
dissolved tho order restraining the ladlcs Of tho
I Town OF Morrow from praying in font of So
looms, and refused IN injunction on the ground
that ths petitioners wero engaged in the bust
ncHs OF violating Tho law, and could have no pro-
| toctlon Of the laW In its violation.
| THE WOMEN IN MARIETTA
| commenced work yesterday.
| Iii Dayton tho visitation stopped yesterday,
but will 10 resumed tomorrow.
| THE LADIES IN CINCINNATI
meet again tomorrow afternoon. There is no
probability OF immediate commencement Ut
work in tho hcart Of tho city, Dolnito action
will not probably bo taken for several days.
GERMAN VIEW.
The Ilov. Charles Hermann, OF the German
Protestant Church, OF Hamilton. O., preached
vigorously to-day against the 1novomeus.
| All DAYTON.
DAYTON, O., March 8.-Iho women gavo tho
Baloon-kccpors truce Saturday, aud devoted
themselves to l. aycr and recruiting tue march,
ing column, which il too light for the heavy
| campaign before them. Dy Tuesday or Wctnos-
day they hopo to move III q column.
Divisions several hundred strong will bo out to-
morrow. Tho saloon-keopors arc getting OK.
asperatel, and IL some Of them treat tho ladies
rudoly it Will not DO surprising.
| AT COLUMBUS.
! COLUMBUS, O., March 8.--In majority OF the
churches Of this city tonight, there were no
services tho congregations joining In tho la,gost
nlapn- meeting of tho temperance campaign.
Tic City Hall wae packed full. Tho noata were
| put close together and the open space loft wag
packed with auditors standing. Sixteen minis.
tors wore on tho platform, and the speeches, all
i'll favor oil the movement, wore tho must earnent
yot delivered,