... SouthhsnMe.ll St.l.osgo Tolhot Thr,ot. 2i, Tooktnn 3, Warohnn. Woymoutli Won. ,boruo Wineltost*r Winton Ilesest. No 191, W.M.: Wm. Mormon; S.W., P. W. Preston; J.W.. C. T. Milo.; Secretary, C. W. Writs; Treasoror. W. &ols Evans. First Monolog lu 000ry month, M ...

... difkiculty in restoring tranquillity. The Governor of Utalterritoryhas made a report to the Department of the Interior on the Mormon question, in which he assorts the existence of • conspiracy to nullify the national laws, and warns the country of the dangers ...

... that the Mormon City is a city of Mormons. This is a mistake. Out of an estimated population of 27,030, one-fifth are Gentiles, and their number is increasing at least pari paean with that of the Stmts. The Gentiles cannot turn the Mormons out of valley ...

... 13 wore reported duriagthspistmedk. The status of Workl o a mea patriotis he* d the now Foe time Way has to.. letveett the Mormons Nettles Lase City as to who Alt u the hat lteYahoos Patti. Yr Ysplesou recto. Os As that bas settled the difficulty by a of ...

... CEBISTC/117 WAREHAM, POOLE, SWAN OE, - • AGENT, 17, TER ARCADE. BOURNEMOVIX G. BIIIIDIR NAT' IMO. BOYDEN WOW. DOLLIII.NA MORMON AND VICTORIA TIM WOW, As., n' y W. J. rt. •IN, PRUAT&A3R AND ORINNOROOII woo*. ruis, ou Lob, milks Wailed Oran. OUR TEA ...

... of May, • *Mar to Company's Wog Mr sad Sons, ALSO N Mal OF. end tors MAIM TB ballot= a. ot to be above IWO sot 1 r = S tow Mormon iresk May SAY aItb—SWANAOR Yr Cede Coat god ; lon* . moat at 11 sot 9; from &mem st 11.10 • 4. UFO. at 920; Boman Swans ...

... oboes; a wawa by taking off her hair, War an Wainer always leyinn bane theft grievances F—Benamis they want them todswinsL • Mormon serer speaks of better hex id Ws better eighth or sixteenth, the ems Ir takes a long time fora woman to get We theys! thirties ...

... that country and Iteme, for the industrial and educational inkling of women, as well as her personal experi• Moss among the Mormons in Salt Lake City. It is proposed further to utilise electricity by Mablishing in London system of cab-sell and and fire ...

... emoted made for a mission. the Mormon Bishop allowing in which Mr. Warner. Mr Eves, Mr. Foster, Mr. them the OM of the theatre for the meetings. They g 0.. ., an d other . tool, part had a large audience, both of Mormons end ..wi_nkee Mr. Buxton, P., ...

... conferenoe resuming. We. Trail was elected vim-president. Hr. Helke read • paper on the training of tearbers. CONFERENCE OF MORMONS. A moistener of MOMOIIIs has been held in London, at whiela It was announced that a mmoesufnl proselytising wort has been ...

... presence of a large gathering of relatives, Mends, andrepro tatives of societies with which tha deceased had been associated. The Mormon leaders declare that only about 2 per cent. of the members of the Church practise Princess Louise arrived at Euston Station ...

... A.S.W.B. aa follows :—Wimborne, 1.80; New Pools Junction, 1.35 • Hamworthy Junction, 1.41 ; Warehm:al, 1.52 ; Wool, 2.1 ; Mormon, 2.15 ; Dorchester, 2.21. RETURN TRAINS will leave Dorchester on the O.W. Line et 7.20. and on the L.S.W. Line at 6.30 (special) ...