... THE MORMONS. Th*» M have Mfjtrati* sk.i»'.m!% winch tin k«-p nj» ih-ir and then. «*n not Jmg tli>-ir btiiJm t*» the State public ...

... MORMONS IN GLASGOW. The semi-annual conference ot tbe MitfHion of the Church of Jwoi Christ XAttci Day Saints, otherwiue known Mormons, held yesterday io hall at Watson St., Glasgow. There a good attendance of members, of them being from considerable ...

... MORMON IMMIGRANTS. mere were Wl Mormon immigrants the steerage passengers the Wyoming New York paper They were under the care of eiders. The English recrmts for Salt Lake were in decided majority, there women, and children. Next came ScandinavS Scotcn ...

... PROSECUTION OF MORMONS. PANIC UTAH. According to the Time? Philadelphia correspondent, the Government prosecution of Mormon polygamists has caused something like panic in Utah. Three presidents of the Mormon Church- Taylor, a QOU : and Smith—are hiding ...

... MORMONISM IN SCOTLAND. A quarterly conference of the Scottish Mission of Latter-Day Saints was held yesterday in Glasgow. There were three sittings the conference —one in the forenoon, another in the afternoon, and the third in the evening. They took ...

... EXODUS OF MORMONS. The Guion Line nited Mail steamer Nevada left the Mersey on Saturday, having amongst her passengers 347 Mormons and elders who were on their way to Salt Lake City, Utah. This is the fourth company of the sect that has left Liverpool ...

... CONFERENCE OF MORMONS. The half-yearly conference of the Latter Day Saints was held yester lay in Manchester. The elders and representatives the varicus mission branches in the district met at half-past ten in the morning for the transaction of business ...

... MORMONISM IN EUROPE. Mormonism prospering, and it seems to draw many recruits from Europe. Since the beginning of the year more than 1000 emigrants have left our shores and gone to Salt Lake City, Utah, in charge Mormon elders, who are now returning ...

... MORMON EMIGRANTS. A large body of recruits for Mormondom left Liverpool Saturday in the Guion steamer Arizona. The party numbered about 500, and was accompanied by upwards of 20 elders, wtio have been engaged on mission work in Europe for some years ...

... THE GROWTH OF MORMONISM. Mr Marshall nt tourist in the United States, says that Mormonism is Bteadily increas. sing in numbers, and that recruits from Great Britain and other Knropean countries continue to pour into Utah by hundreds every two three months ...

... THE DECAY OF MORMONISM. The referring to death the ! third president the Mormon hierarchy. and the steps taken the United Gwrumeut to suppress the religious system which be was the 1 head, it i»-.-.ib;e that M at least in its more offensive f-atures, ...

... MORMON'S MEXICO. Tlw Mfxiuu |Mk|M*rH tff wru»usljr c-ncenifd about gnat ...