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... action upon the terms contained in the respon- dents' lease. Appeal dismissed, with costs, accordingly. SPIRITUALISM AND MORMONISM IN THE U ED STATES. The N1ew York corr n dent of the Post, in a lengthened communicatio on affairs in the United States, ...
... AND MORMON EMIGRATION. ;PEImAELPmiA, Sunday. The.%nited States Government by yesterday's mail sent aletter, approved on Saturday by the Cabinet, tob its- Ministers in England, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Denmark, protesting against further Mormon emigration ...
... wasstated that the prisonerhas four daughters. -Evening Edition of Manhceste,. Coul-er. THE MORMON TROUBLEIS. New York, October 30. Hawkins, one of the Mormon leaders, was con- victed of adultery by the Federal Court of Salt Lake, and has been sentenced ...
... chiarges of 7001b. and 8001b. DISFRANCHISEMENT OF THE : . MORMONS. (:nu'ErR's TELEGRAL) New York, February 10. The NBevada Legislature has passed a resolu- -tion for the disfranchisement of the Mormons. MR GOSCHEN ON HIS ELECTION. Mr Goschen was present at ...
... fourth, with 85votes.I s, A Slsr Lucx COXFEaZc-A-letter from l so Salt Lake,.' dated Lthe'. lolih ist., says :-At io thq Mormon Conferer ce, Brigham Young, juw; I le 'sok 'against the Saints' following the fashions c a- of the day, and deprecated 'the ...
... Witt Talmage is delivering a series of lectures in the Brooklyn Tabernacle on Judaism and Mormonism. Mr Talmage swung his arms wildly in denunciation of the Mormons. He said it was no wonder Brigham I Young wanted room in his coffin to-turn, for no man's ...
... wife of a Mr Cobb, from whom she was duly divorced, so that she could resume her maiden paine. She is now the 31st of the Mormon prophet's wives, not counting those who have been only sealed, or formally married, to him for the sake merely of securing ...
... solff of Aberdecoshire. To be advised, R.BIt-N-Marr ?? or Rern!ois and others . James Gardiner end ?? Kinuear. ;.Nh-Aler. Mormon t' John Lsedele-Lord Eifrcna R.N.-Thoras Wilson T. ThomJas G. Patcrsoc-Lordi L*& BeltA-J. B. sraiolo 4d Co. . Scott a ?? Le ...
... admission to the rights A a of State Government is a question -likely to e l engage the early attention of Congress. The C . Mormon leaders seemn to be bending all their a t energies to secure the proposal a favourable S 1Ireception, and their Gentile neighbours ...
... ought to. pliy'inX ortheia 'Afr ?? d 'advocating the complete subjection of the Sahara 'pi by Francee-.atum'e.. - ' -. THE. MORMoNs AT NArV00.- -A movement i el on fot fot the re-estiblishment of the MIormons S. .attheir-old: seat--Nauvoo.' Joseph' Smith ...
... forbidding polygamy, as he is be 3 only the puppet of shrewd and unscrupulous conspirators who engineer the schemes of the Mormon priesthood. The alleged submission and II the reformation creed are both tricks and works of Bi juegglery, and are so understood ...
... getting a wife in eecri town he went to. (Laughter.1 'he Seeriff ?? pris6ner's agent)-Well, bave yan anything to Fal fwr this. Mormon ? (Laug-later.) Mr higgins, we:a -Trae priseoer is a seldier, and stays in Ch&ro i Th3 Sher'f-Is that a reason ?? his ha-iag ...