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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 ...
... of Mormonism ? Mrs. Watson: Yes, sir; I was taught that to rob my husband, leave him, and commit adultery was to glorify the church. Mr. Young: The Mormon church, you mean? Mrs. Watson: Yes, sir. Well, sir, 1 found out the base- ness of the Mormon doctrines ...
... THE MORMONS. [REUTERS TELYGBAYA.) NEW YORK, Thursday.—The Nevada Legisla- ture has passed a resolution for the disfranchise- ment of the Mormons. ...
... and to refund the moniy I tr. which they had borroved. But instead of complying re vvith this reasonable proposO, the Mormons rejected it n- with the most knavish comtempt. E. Grovois Coal Diggings, St. Louis, North ill America, 26th June, lt56 ...
... 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 ...
... protest or poll. It is reported that a body of troops will be sent to the Salt Lake to establish proper authority among the Mormons. The Isle of Man has two newspapers—the Sun and the Heiald. The Sun gave a notice of a concert before it occurred. A large ...
... here t last winter, some of whom are charged with revamping the I accusation of murder against the Mormons. Every mail brings the supreme head of the Mormon t church, on an average, half a dozen letters from law- yers and physieians in the States, stating ...
... THE MORMONS. New York, Jan. 20. — We have agiin fresh news from the army of Utah; this time wirh full delails of the con- ditionnndptospccts of the troops. Tile letters came down in date to the 1st of December. The main armv had taken possession of Foil ...
... MORMONISM. TO THE EDITOR, SIR, — ifour Mormon cor e pondent (Elder B. H. Roberts, of Liverpool) has had the presumption to inform an enlightened public that the Mormon Book, or Bible, does nou et)zzfl -et. wftli the (JocLrines or historical facts of the ...
... THE MORMONS. To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIR,—As many of your readers do not read the Edinburgh Review, I think it may interest, them to see an extract of the Theology of Mormonism., from the first article in the April number of ...
... THE MORMONS. The New York papers just received contain the follow- ing particular of the Mormon troubles SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28, 1871. We have again had an exciting day in this city. This morning sentence was passed upon Thomas Hawkins, found guilty ...
... MORMONISM, AS IT IS. There is a woman now in St. Louis, who has been made a victim of Mormonism, to whom we desire to in- vite the attention,and in behalf ofwhom we wish to enlist the sympathy of the philanthropic. Her name is Mrs. Parsons. Ten years ...