... THE MORMONS. A gentleman having written to Mr. Gladstone calling his attention to the fact that bends of Mormon missionaries visit Great Britain annually, decoying away thousands of young persons to a life of immorality in Utah, and inquiring if the ...

... utterly defenceless the Mormon imposture is. you say in your leader, Mr. Smith's defence mere words, words, words but minus the ghost argument Would, however, ua believe that charges against the unhappincss of female Mormons in Utah are groundless because ...

... THE MORMON JUBILEE. The Daily New York correspondent wires Salt Lake C'ity this week en fete celebrating the fiftieth a.nni\ersarv of the entry of the Mormons. There are seneral festivities. A statue of Young was unveilbd yesterday with ceremonies. Thousands ...

... hopes that time would have proved this to the Mormons themselves, and believe it might have done so but.-.'for the indiscriminate persecution of certain portion of the Gentile (which is the term for non-Mormons, and comprises large number of infidels,as ...

... THE MORMON IMPOSTURE. y e *H« LIVERPOOL ECHO. itv - I 1 a time at Sa,fc l»£* * look* on? y impressed with ,' f di «erent * tbe * iemaleB every >ftt *at lt Bwe*,» ■ were y th« - uestions . I bad a long ?' St OQe the oldest rh' , ger longed the Mormon y early ...

... HORRORS OF MORMONISM. The Salt Lake correspondent of the New York Sun says:—The sad side of Mormonism. is not very often touched upon. Many observers see its ludicrous features, and others the dangerous political tendencies of the hierarchy but few discover ...

... made to the conference, it would appear that the advocacy of Mormonism in the metropolis has not been attended with good results to the Mormon cause, although in the provincial towns the Mormons have not laboured in %Alit. In Birmingham and Manchester, ant ...

... MORMONS IN CALCUTTA. A party of Mormon missionaries have lately arrived Calcutta. The leader elderly Englishman, who has spent some years Utah, ami one of his companions is son the notorious Orson Pratt, This not the first occasion on which efforts have ...

... lOO filled in taken to the “Staaley fo to be dead Aa inqaret will be held. —_—~»—— ~ MINE, | MORMONISM IN CAN, ship, but | 7 TLere has berm 2 the | Colnety Mormons over the honler at the | inte the province uf Biitieh ‘oluma, ie now a Morn of moule at zette ...

... ae ae and « mode- | four of them, juota 1, MORMON bales. | Wee Vane Meemon 1 | president of the sect. bas sent a lett ...

... 7 | The value of the United States Ss ANIC) La a board | yet | THE MORMON CHURGC ies eased buard b she | THE CRISIS IN THE COT and TRADE, tially The DISTRESS AMONG OPERATN t the TELEGRAM.) I that esterday afternoon about O70 Me sad of a larce mill were ...

... THE MORMON IMPOSTURE, Three negroes, two men and a woman, were with about a hundred women converts who left Chattanooga, Tenn., a fortnight ago for Utah. These are said to be the first converts to Mor- monism from the African race, ...