... pleaded guilty, and was fined 7s 6d, or ten days' imprisonment. fte paid the F fine. t E EXPFCTED REMOVAL OF THE MORMONS TO MEXICO h -The Mormons are said to be ehritemnplating a general E migration from Utah to Mexico. A conviction has for V some time past ...

... public-houses, or one to every thousand inhabitants, would be, in his opinion. amplY sufficient. MORMON Rcor rre LosnoN. - On Sunday afternoon a number of Mormon missiolariel endeavoured to conduct a service in London on Clerkenwell Green, and met with ,a ...

... following. April, and has more since written several times for Levina to join was her in the Mormon country. The girl finally con- smal sented to join the Mormons, but, it is said, heard on from the voyage that they ill-treated their women, and that changed ...

... Meoanosa AND POLnYAYr.-The Nes) York i Natin says :-The decision of the Supreme Court in the Clawson case is a hard blov s for Mormonism. Clawson is a polygamist, who was convicted of his erime in the District Court ef t Utah last April, and wau sentenced to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ing feature, fas it viii Is- ee thonght by many readers on this side of the watr, i, ty that '1 three-fourths or more of the Mormon aLits, he male aid female, have never entered into the ,sJv lie gamic relation.'' PuIeibly they have eeen t, reieh ad of th ...

... her husbanid con- th r wiited to take her Lack. th TWO HUNDRED MORMONS DETAINED. at lie d (ieRUTEI'S TEoPmnva.) r New York, Thursday.-Tho Superintendent ini t of Emigration detained 200 Mormon passengers W( I by the steamer Wyoming, while endeltIouriiig ...

... Four returning eluers iccomlansy them, the prinicip^l being Mr Branili, tIme conductor of the Swiss itision. Many of the Mormons sweie of the poorer class, sho are being taken out at the expense of th.uir fellow-311rmons at Utah. It is sail that mnany ...

... afterwards fell dead, but tae npropritor came off untouched. EXODUSrOy MORMONS.- The Guion Line IT.S. mail steamer Nevada left the Mersey on SaturdAy, having amongst her passengers 347 Mormons and elders who were on their way to Sult Lake City, Utth. This is ...

... lC PzEnl's. tel IC IT is a significant fact in connection with ihe ie recent pretence of aboliehing polygamy amonrt ie the Mormons in Utah, that large eniigrations are ie taking place from among that people into Moxiv). it . Pf COLMAN'R SmsApISme. - trle ...