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... THE CITY OF THE MORMONS. ii- ?? If The City of the Saints, situated in the Salt; Vall ey, s is fortified with a wall of mud twelve feet high, with rer ,ea broad~deep ditch in front of it, and semi-bastions fro at half musket range. These are pierced with ...
... THE MORMON POSITION. TO THE EDITOR. SM..—Mr Pitt must not suppose that my silence on any point gives consent. Reverting to my letter of the 18th ult. I repeat what I said there—the whole Mormon position is false from the beginning. He now endeavours to ...
... THE MORMON POSITION. TO THE EDITOR. gin,—Answer ing the letters of the Mormon champion, Mr Pitt, of the 6th and 11th inst., permit me to note just one or two points. In to-day's issue he infers that the Bible is not plain enough. He says some people teach ...
... THE MORMON CRAZE AT MERTHYR. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO. ] Three anti-Mormons, in Motmou costume, paraded the streets of Merthyr this morning. Mr Jarman gives a lecture to-night at the Drill- hall. ...
... MORMON IMMIGRANTS. Among the passengers on the Guion steamef Wyoming, which arrived from Liverpool on Sept. 16th, were 335 Mormon converts. They were about one-half Scandinavians and the balance natives of England and Wales. They consisted of families ...
... WITH THE MORMONS AT MERTHYR. ELDERS IN CONFERENCE. ADDRESS BY AN APOSTLE. A MORNING WITH THE LATTER- DAY SAINTS. (BY A LATTER-DAY SINNER.) MERTHTR, Sunday. I have been to the conference of the Latter-day Saints at the Temperance Hall, Merthyr, this morning ...
... MORMON EMIGRANTS. A band of 600 Mormon emigrants left Liverpool on Saturday, by the Guion steamer Wyoming. They came from Germany and Switzerland. ...
... the U Latter Day Saints, but in consequence of having discovered the disgusting tricks of the Mormon religion,— Mr. Yardley.—Religion Are there any Mormons in this quarter1? Mr.—Young.—Oh yes, Sir; there are some half-dozen places called chapels of tbe ...
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... 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 ...
... -has married a second husband, who thinks all proplhets humnbugs, and keeps a house of entertainnment. They s) lave cut the Mormons, and the husband ot the late of proplhet's wife believes in nothing but his unbc;eI' e I slept in the prophet's chamber where ...
... MORMON EMIGRANTS. Amono- the passengers on thestea ner Wyoming, at New York on September 16th, from Liverpool, were 336 Mormon converts. They were about one-haif Scandinavians, an I theb,tl:ince II tives of England and Wales. Tht-y com;s d of fa niliea ...