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... THE MORMONS fTo-DAT ' a DAILY CnnoNicLE TELEBBAM . ] NEW YORK , Monday . —A chance is now open . for the Mormons to leave Utah . Mr John W . Young , the eldest con of Brigham Young , has , with another of Ilia persuasion , secured 3 , 000 , 000 acres ...
... THE MORMONS, WASHINGTON, Friday.—The President, in a proclamation issued last night, has granted a pardon to all the Mcrmons convicted of polygamy under the Edmunds Act of 1882. and he restores to their civil rights all offenders under this head except ...
... THE MORMONS. In the school elections of Salt Lake City the Mormons and their allies made a desperat' attempt to capture tie Board of Education, Toe Liberals, however, held tbeirown by increased majorities in those districts h they have carried m previous ...
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... MORMONISM. POLYGAMY TO BE ABOLISHED. I RECTER'S TELEGRAM.] YORK, Tuesday.—The sixty-first con- ference of the Church of Jesus CbJrist of Latter- day Saints, held at Salt Lake City, has decided to abolish polygamy in accordance with the proclamation of ...
... 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 ...
... Mormonism . The founder of Mormonism was Joseph Smith, a farmer's son, born in 1805. He asserted that in 1823, as he was praying, a 'supernatural light shone around, and an angel appeared and made revelations to him Shortly after he appeared again, giving ...
... THE MORMONS. 5? New York, Monday. A -St-spatch from Lima, Ohio, announces that the Moi H'ous have become possessed of a vast tract of land in Northern Mexico, and that they will go there to escape the restrictions placed on them by the IJuiMti Stetel ...
... THE MORMONS. The tales of the Mormons which hem circulated so widely and bare been received* eagerly hare no doobt been tinged very deeply with imagination. It it believed by many ttil theMormona have given op polygamy altomiter, and confined their praetieee ...
... 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 ...
... THE MORMONS. ! Nsw York, Thursday. One hundred and thirty-f.-ur Mormon converts I j arrived here to-day on hoard tbe GauD Line I i fcteamer Wyoming en route for Utah. ...