... THE MORMONS. Aecordiug tha Umj, Brighim Young, President tin Mormons community h„ 15 wives; Silas Roeder, his second in 'i >q Jeremiah Stern. 111 Biltrson, 93; Julius Ha'ffm. Gideon Rufiin, and • 1 ' has had children, of whom 213 are living. ' ...

... THE MORMONS. The Mormons have been holding their annual fair and conference at Salt Lake city, and the attendande is said to have been the largest even seen since their first organisation. Visitors from the East who happened to be present declare that ...

... THE MORMONS. Mr. Hepworth Dixon’* work, New America,” which already said to have reached a second edition, is attracting much attention, especially that part of 5t describing life at the Salt which Mr. Dixon was afforded such facilities Brigham Young ...

... THE MORMONS. The Mormons seem to getting into difficulties. Two sons of Smith have gone to Utah, and laid claim to succeed their father’s authority. Brigham Young regards their proceedings with great horror, and contradicts all their assertions. The Smiths ...

... therefore difficult to see why the Mormons should be warred against and exterminated, while the so-deemed more enlightened communities are to be permitted continuation of their immoralities uncontrolled. To punish the Mormons for indulging in manywivedness ...

... THE MORMONS. rs The Mormons have been holding their annualI fair and pe a conference at Salt Lake city, and the attendance is said to in h, have bean the largest ever seen since their first organisation. th is Visitors from the east who happened to be ...

... THE MORMONS Brigham Young has had oew* revelation.' says it the will of God that sisters shoull make their own for and their families, from straw and other materials raised the Utah mountains.' The revelation' will probably dictate the style which they ...

... Indians. The city was founded in 1847 by Brigham Young, the successor of Joe Smith, with whom the sect of the Mormons originated. The Mormons are the most profligate and licentious of fanatics. With them polygamy is an established custom, and theJook ofJMormon ...

... MORMONISM. ifr F. Percy, a witness in the case % Mormon marriage which came before the Divorcs Court Saturday, writes a contemporary What I did say was that' oace saw man aod his four wires lying in one small room containing three fesr beds, separated ...

... of the others expect to start within tie next two montbeh Mormon missions generally last from about five yeais down, but two or three years is as common a period as any other. Among the Mormon elders lately gone East is Orson Pratt, who has been spending ...

... the rights Mormons citizens of the United States, and the rights berelofnro exercised as citizens territory, until they abandon tlw practice polygamy. is proposed to posh the passage this hill and other measures for the extinction of Mormonism.'* Cotton ...

... denied to be a part of the Mormon religion- by almost all'the leading elders abroad6 aidat home was indulged in aE a secretluxury; ',Stolen waters were sweet till-1852, eight years, after the-death of the originator of Mormonism, when Brighan Young re ...