... THE MORMONS Grace Greenwood writes to the New York Times from Salt Lake City, on the 17th of October — Wo attended Divine service in the new taber- nacle on Sunday morning. President Brighaxa Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach ...

... MORMONISM AS IT IS From what I saw and heard I much doubt if Brigham's popularity among a minority of tho Mormons is very strong. Lately Mormon work- men held mass meetings to protest against his lowering their wages, and carried their point. I was credibly ...

... very decided interest of its own apart from Mormonism, or at any late apart from any direct connection with Mormonism. We havo already alluded to a voluminous report from the Secretary of the Interior of the United States. In that publication there is of ...

... EMIGRATION OF MORMONS. Four hundred Mormons were among the passengers of the Guion steamer Wisconsin, which saded from Liverpool on Saturday for rae United States. This is the fifh company ot Mormons who have left Liverpool during the present year, numbering ...

... MORMON CONVERTS. An English girl, one of 148 Mormon con- verts who arrived at New York the other day on board the Arizona, from Liverpool, was, according to a New York paper, rescued from the elders who had charge of the party by Mr. J. R. Gildea, a ...

... THE MORMONS AND THE MESSAGE A Press despatch despatch from Washington states that Mr. Cannon, the Mormon delegate from Utah, is much annoyed by the paragraph in the President's Message relating to polygamy, in which he states that the law passed 17 years ...

... MORMON EMIGRATION, On Friday, at high water time, another detachment of between 400 and 500 Mormons started from Liverpool on board the Quion screw steamer Nevada, in order to join their sect on the other side of the Atlantic. The party on this occasion ...

... THE DOOM OF MORMONISM A remarkable, if not, perhaps, very impor- tant, piece of news has reached us by this mail from America, to the effect that Brigham Young, the Chief of the Mormon Church, the successor of the Prophet Joe Smith, and till lately the ...

... MORMON POLYGAMIST It has long beeu a matter of wonder why the Mormons cling so pertinaciously to polygamy, seeing that the practice is not one that is common among them. Not more than one Mormon in ten is a polygamist, and the saints themselves insist ...

... This IaAV was enforced in the Miles caso, and OA'en Mormon huvyers appointed by the judge as triers were obliged to reject Mormon jurors, and Miles Avas convicted. The ?? cannot bo repealed by tho Mormon Legislature, because the Governor has an ab- solute ...

... THE DECLINE OF THE MORMON TYRANNY. Brigbam Young is troubled in consequence of the gradual declino of his absolute authority in Utah. So is his Holiness the Pope at the loss of his temporal power in the Peninsula. Both these heads of th 3 Church have ...

... the Mormons by fair means to accept the authority of Congress and conform to the general laws of the Republic, the first thing they would do would be to withdraw General Connor altogether. Any attempt to force him down the throats of the Mormons can only ...