... THE MORMONS. (Through Reutee's Agency.) NEW YORK. Oct. 7. Tho sixty-first Conference of the Church of j Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saiut., held at j Salt Lake City, has decided to abolish poly- gamy, in accordance with the proclamation of President ...

... lorrivad tn the States, and 1 remember it emoted intense excitement and hatred against ths Mormons. A. party Mormons and Indiana, who worn tod by IMio W. Loo, Mormon Btohop, attoefcaA train of one hundred and fifty emigrants at Moontaln Meadow, and massacred ...

... MORMONISM. The greater part of the population of the United Statea imagines that the Mormon question was settled for good and all in 1890, when the Mormon .adera surrendered to overwhelming power. But those who have followed the question mote closely ...

... Scandinavians. There are about 20.000 Mormons in the north of Mexico, at Chihnahaa and olhar towns, and if compelled those in Utah will go to Mexico. The Mexican Government owned Utah when it settled by the Mormon., and Utah remained a Mexican province ...

... MORMON DAMN. ' Times and a Tide, Socialist Symbols, and the following little gem, will appeal strongly to those engaged in the great battle : I will not cavil nor complain, Nor yield to fear or doubt, While the great sun yet hangs in space, While simple ...

... THE MORMONS. The sixty-first conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, held at Salt Lake City, has decided to abolish polygamy, in accordance with the proclamation of President Woodruff. Mr. Cannon, a member of the First Pre- ...

... MORMONISM. TsE defence of Mormonism which has been undertaken by Mr. Theodore Curtis is of some importance to this country, where propaganda work is still actively carried on, and from whence young women are still being enticed for service at the centre ...

... United States and the Mormon com munity has resulted for the moment in the complete victory of the former. Hostilities were carried on for a long time in a somewhat halfhearted way, until the recent prosecutions of certain prominent Mormons for polygamy struck ...

... well watered, and in all respects suited to the agricultural and pastoral tastes of the Mormon people. The Elders regard this settlement as the basis of the great Mormon Province of the future ; but as yet only 100,003 acres of land have been secured, though ...

... The Mormon Presidents. The Mormon Church to-day is directed by three presidents — ranking in the order named—Wilford ‘Voodruff, George Q. Cannon, and Joseph Smith. The latter is a nephew of the Prophet. Mr. Woodruff, as one of the pioneers of 1846-47 ...

... long white hair—pessessed. ‘l'hese interrogatories disconcerted tbe Mormons, and excited much laughter and jeering among the crowd. Presently, ‘the Rev, K. Young, of the Anti-Mormon League, appeared on the scene to offer ¢p sition to the Latter Day Saints ...

... THE MORMON’S DAUGHTER. STORY INCIDENT, MYSTERY & SENSATION ...