... THE MORMONS The Mormon settlements—for there are now several of them between the spot at which they planted their first stake, and the little lake Utah, about 40 miles further down the. valley—are chiefly distinguished by the air of comfort which pervades ...

... THE MORMONS. The Salt Lake mail of the 25th of September had arrived. Sixty trains had passed Fort Bridger up to the 22nd ult., 20 were met on the Sweetwater, and 8 more north of the crossing of the Platte. Snow was encountered east of Fort Laramie. The ...

... principles of Mormonism Mrs. Watson: Yes, sir; 1 was taught that to rob my husband, leave him, and commit adultery was to glorify the churdi. Mr. Young: The Mormon church, yon mean? Mrs. Watson Yea, dr. Well, air, found out the baseness of the Mormon doctrines ...

... THE MORMONS. Another successor of the so-called Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, has, according to a message received the other day, passed away in the person of John Taylor, whose closing days were certainly not marked by that dignified repose which the ...

... MORMONISM. [YROM 3THS ACCLESIASTIC AND THRIOLOGlAN.) Mormonism has a distinct character from most of the other sects. There is a completeness about its system, a claiml to Catholicity, and withal an adaptation to some of the spiritual wvants of the age ...

... THE MORMONS. The United States’ House of Representatives has commenced in earnest the long-threatened campaign against the Mormons. It.has passed a bfll enforcing laws against the Mormons In Utah, depriving polygamists of the rights of citizenship, and ...

... THE MORMONS. The publication of tbe recent order from the Department of War of the United States, patting in motion a large body of troops on the Western border, under the command General Harney, has created, says the National Intelligencer, a general ...

... THE MORMONS. One of the most remarkable moral phenomena of the age is presented in the origin and progress of the fanatical sect called Mormons, or Latter-day Saints. The votaries of the Mormon Prophet may, and probably do, labour, like their unfortunate ...

... THE MORMONS. A correspondent of the Times, who dates from Great Salt Lake City, July 10, who appears to have accompanied the United States expedition against the Mormons, gives come interesting particulars respecting the celebrities and the customs ...

... Scandinavians. There are about 20.000 Mormons in the north of Mexico, at Chihnahaa and olhar towns, and if compelled those in Utah will go to Mexico. The Mexican Government owned Utah when it settled by the Mormon., and Utah remained a Mexican province ...

... THE MORMONS. The New York papers just received contain the follow. big particular of the Mormon troubles : SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28, 1871. We have again had an exciting day in this city. morning sentence was passed upon Thomas Hawkins found guilty of adultery ...

... MORMONS. After • patient and protracted trial, Lee, the Mormon Bishop. was recently found guilty of the atrocious Mountain Meadow massacre of Mormon emigrants, which negninary event occurred just ten noire ago. It Is not improbable that Brigham Young ...