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... AN INCIDENT IN MORMON HISTORY. A correspondent, writing to the Daity Tce~eYWPhi says :-The persistent efforts of the Mormons to gain publicity for their proceedings, together with the near approach of their emigration season, renders it desirable that ...
... amongst these Mormon prophets; next addressed the meeting, but the donkey again inter- rupred, and the animal's exertions were ably second- ed by several of the youngsters, some of whom were eventually removed. Mr Harrison said that Mormonism and its professors ...
... THE MORMON TEMPLE At UTAR. The St Louis Repusblirau gives the following par- ticulars regarding the new Mormon Temple, now almost ?? Temple block is forty rods square and contains ten acres. The centre of the temple is one hundred and fifty-six feet and ...
... s remaining S'.iO 000, he must give the tithing office $4000 of the am ount. This is the second granld In-uciple of LUtah Mormon- i-ni And upon these ?? principles hang all the law and the profits. If a manl has na o mioncy or other property he is required ...
... A MORMON CONFERENCE. A conference of the Mqormono in the Shoffield dis. trict was hold at Sheffield, on Sunday morning. Prank H. Hyde presided, and on the platform were A. Carrincton, president of the entire European mission;, ElonZo E. Hyde, president ...
... Clerk of the Conference. Mr Robert B. Burton, President of the London Conference, then gave an address explanatory of the Mormon faith. He also noticed the prejudices entertained against the principles of the Latter-Day Saints, and cautioned his hearers ...
... TH}E MORMONS IN NEW YORK. The New York Times of the 10th inst, gives a lengthened account of the Mormons in Neo York and Brooklyn. In the course of the narrative it states:- I A Mormon temple is to be erected in this city within the coming year. Acommittee ...
... allegations are f.lse. On the part of il the Gentiles it is urged that the murderous doctrine t ad is just as much a part of the Mormon creed to-day b id as it ever was ; that it was practised until the 4; leaders of the Saints began to fear that they would ...
... hardships endured by Mformon missionaries. Every speakerinsisted briefly, but with a wearisome sameness, on they common- places of Mormon doctrine, and ended with a bless- in-r in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen; the Amren' being echoed in tones expressive of ...
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... MORMON WOMAN-LIFME; Miss Anna Dickinson, a well known female orator in the United, States, and a great advocate for woman's rights, has visited the Salt Lake (Jity, and recorded her excperienoes. MissDickinzonSescribed at great length her visit to the ...
... TIHE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE MORMONS. ?? , fll p li Ttrl Vforresiioul..n.. 1- f til New V-urk IeraLdfl (From the Utah Correspondence of the New York Herald.) hsi CLEAT SALT LAKE CITY. Imaigine a perfectly level plain, apparently twenty milesv wide, and ...