... where wives are ready to forgive their spouses poso every offence save one which might ?? ven be described as a Mormon proclivity. Mormonism EglI, is, however, not entirely unknown in this country, aru4 and though it cainot be said to flourish, still stra ...

... THE MORMONS IN TROUBLE. The Wormon appears to be taking the negro's place so America's special difficulty. How to deal with polygamy is a question which statesmen and journalists are bent upon solving in one way or another. On one side it is argued ...

... not disdain to initiate the nent- lightened into the mysteries of Terpsichore. He le an accom- plished dancing master. The Mormons show a diecriminat- ing taste in their choice of dances. They especially affect cotillions, country dances, and reels, but ...

... business of digging potatoes, he had r joined the Mormons, and becoming their chfieafter r the death of their saint, Joe Smith, 'he ha& fallen L readily in with the doctrine that polygamy was . part of the Mormon religion. Mr. Ward appealed to the house not ...

... THE MORMON TERRITORY. _- _ . . . . . . -1 . Great Salt Lake VaIley is aituate in that portion of the American continent celled Utah Territory; bounded, on the north by Oregon; east by Nebraska, Kansas, and New Mexico, from which it is separated by the ...

... TIHE MORMON WOMEN. WITn all due regard to the obligations of gallantry and deference to the rights of the sex, I cannot say that the Mormon ladies can lay claim to any superiority over their lords and masters, the saints, either in appearance, manners ...

... way-to the Happy Valley) in December, 1853, and was -then appointed tempo.- rary President of a Mormon chapel. The ?? tricks and rascalities!' of the Mormons at St. Louis shook our friend's faith not a little, bat- lie still hoped to find in the Rev ...

... among the Mormone, and of a cor responding excitement in the ranks of the Gen tiles. Old residents of Salt Lake City say that at no time since the coming of Johnson'a army to Ubah, more than twenty years ago, have the leaders of the Mormons felt that ...

... a preat icstitution with the Mormons, and Brigham himself does not disdain to initiate the unenlightoned into the mysteries of i Terpsichore. Hle is an acomplisbed dancing mabter, as well as an inqpired prophet. The Mormons show a discriminating taste ...

... other places which he visited was the Salt Lake City. There he had an introduction to Brigham Young and his wives and other Mormon notsbles. The night before embarking on his return to his mative land, Mr. Kenaey gave a concert at Quebec, and during the ...

... THE MORMONS IN LONDON. Th i Mirmons in L3udin have had a catoereoce, which the Record (tLostetont organ), daly reports. Tno must siwfil blasplhcmy wos proiulsated by tte loeadera ,f this latest Proteotaan sect. IVe quote from tha Record:- Elder C. W. ...

... THE FUTURE OF MORMONISM. Tra Yezu York Herald of the 8th contains the fol. lowing despatch:- SALT LAKs, UTAH, SEPT. 6, 1877.-Nine of the twelve apostles who control the destinies of the Church of Latter-day Saints, and who, unlike their predecessors ...