... THE MORMONS. Another succeror of the moosslled Mormon prophet. Joseph Smith, has, according to • message received the other day, passed away in the person of John Taylor, whose clueing days were certainly not marked by that dignified repeat which the ...

... MORMON Will serve Mares thi; besson at the Home Farm, Ashtm Court, at leour Guineas. This Horse IN°. 2.947 in the Cart Hone Stud Book), late the properly of T. H. Miller, hag., of Singleton park. Lancashire, is a level. true-made Buy, and was foaled ...

... THE MORMONS. The Mormons are losing ground politically in Utah —even in Sait Lake City, where by a majority of 41 they have succeeded in securing a non-Mormon oity government. In the Territory they elected two members of the Council of eight, and six ...

... MORMON Will sores Mares this Season at the Home Farm. Ashton Court, at Your Guineas. This Shire Horse trio. 2,947 in the Cart Horse Stud Boa), late the property of T. H. Miller, r sq., of t.i.lngleton park. Lancashire, Is a level, true-made Buy. and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE MORMONS. Another successor o! the eo-called Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, has, according message received the other day, passed away in the person of John Taylor, whoso closing days were certainly not marked that dignified repose which the chief of ...

... THE MORMONS. Another successor of the ao-called Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, has, to a mot-sage vived the other day, paired away in t!»e person of John Tayior, whoso closing days were certainly not irkod by that diunified reooie which the chief of the ...

... THE MORMONS. Central News telegram from New York says:— John Young, the son of Brigham Young, states that Wilfred Wood raff, a prominent man among the Mormons, will succeed the late John Taylor as president of the body. ...

... point of view; but let me, in reply to the millinery suggestion, tell you how Mormon ingenuity once checkmated an effort in that very direction. Mrs Stenbouse—an ' apostate Mormon'— whose acquaintance I made in San Francisco this spring, told me that she ...

... MORMONS. The Governor of Utah territory has made a report to the Department of the Interior on the Mormon question, in which he asserts the existence of a conspiracy to nullify the national laws, and warns the country of the dangers that may result. The ...

... Fort Douglas, and more than one anti-Mormon newspaper published in the Mormon capital. Every day scores of strangers ran into it by the branch line from Ogden, and there is a probability that before long the Mormons will be outvoted by the Gentiles. ...