... THE MORMONS IN COUNCIL We take the following from a Salt Lake City despatch of the sth instant special conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Sainte was held to-day in the New Tabernacle, eight thousand Mormons were present. The three ...

... can afford a Mormon is to tell him how young Brigham looks; for the quick, unconscious sequence is, Then Brigham may last out my time. Those who think all have no conjecture of any Mormon future beyond him, and I know that many Mormons (Heber Kimball) ...

... THE MORMONS AND POLYGAMY The feature of the annual conference of the Mormon Church at Salt Lake City, which has just closed, was an epistle, signed by Wilford Woodruff in behalf of the twelve Apostles,which differed materially in tone from similar papers ...

... save vouc soul. How? asked Dr. Elliott. Yon may marry ray hatband, ' replied the Mormon wife. In indignation Dr. El'iott related this to a neighbour in the Mormon capital. Don't marry her husband, said the neighbour; marry mine. is much mora worthy ...

... MORMON LADIES. Mr. Hepworth Dixon, in his New Americe, jut published, gives the following picture of Mormon ladies at home: The ladies, as a rule, are plainly, not to say poorly, dressed ; with no bright colours, no gay flounces and furbelows. They ...

... is a great institution with the Mormons, and Briceet himself does not disdain to Initiate the unenlightened into the mysteries of Terpsichore. He is au plished dancing master, as well as an inspired ProP ° ' The Mormons show a discriminating taste in ...

... MORMON MISSIONARIES Mr. Arnold Ward asked the Home secre tary whether the attention of the Govern ment had been called to the growing activity in this country of Mormon missionaries from the United States whether he had any official information showing ...

... SLEEPY MORMON WORKERS. John flayther and Ralph Norman, bon workers, were fined at a N 6 land poliee-court on Sat urdisy for falling asleep while on duty, thereby endangering the fires of thousands of hands. It was Gayther'd duty to see that certain machinery ...

... SETTLING THE MORMONS. The American correspondent of the Chunk Timet •ends good story, The Mormons invaded little place in North Carolina, and built meeting house of wood. Fearing the people would burn it down they had it insurad so that in the event ot ...

... and would be glad to be hack again. If I was in England, and any MOrmon Elder came to tl.e house where I was, I would give him a pretty warm reception. Mormonism in England and Mormonism in Salt Lake are as different as chalk and cheese. When we crossed ...

... England Mormonism exists, and is still dragging souls to perdition. Elder A- , has been a Mormon upwards of eleven years, and is (to use his own words) Mormon to the back-bone. was actively engaged propegating his doctrines, ana the Mormon authorities ...

... THE MORMONS IN UTAH. The Edinburgh Witness publishes some important information from Utah. It indicates great changeswhether for the better or the worse—close at hand in the Mormon settlement. Let us first look to what Brigham himself will regard as the ...