... cotulntry, the marriage can be contracted, and will be deemed valid there. The New Yo,rlc Couplee writes as follows:- Joe Staitl' Mormon, is caught and caged at last, and wvc are very glad to learn it. He was lately arrested on his way from Nou- voo to Quincy ...

... except that of voting, a Mr. Hooper has for many years sat in that body for the Mormons of Utah. An effort has recently been made to unseat him, on the ground thal he is a Mormon elder with a number of wives, and that he has taken an oath disloyal to the ...

... Northern Farmer. Mr. W. G. Marshall's new work, Through America, will, the Athenum understands, contain a full account of Mormon life. as witnessed by him during his visits to Salt Lake City in 1878 and 1879. The work will be embellished by nearly one ...

... several grumble at it; and I understand it has led to numerous secessions, if not from the Mormon faith, at least from the Mormon valley, to get beyond Mormon authority. A Scotchman, fresh from the old country, who with his sister lately joined the sect ...

... several grumble at it; and I understand it has led to numerous secessions, if not from the Mormon faith, at least from the Mormon valley, to get beyond Mormon authority. A Scotebhana fresh from the old country, who with his sister lately joined I the ...

... difficult as well as a dangerous one to perform. Luckily, Captain Hood thought it best to act on his own ?? liaall Gazette. I MORMONISM IN LONDON. -It may interest the admirers of the eccentricities of religious life in the United States to know that the ...

... of human ignorance.' We have on a former occasion given tile history of the Mormon Bible, and the grounds on which it is alleged to be a forgery. But the story of the Mormons, as apart fromn that of their founder and lender, has many elements of interest ...

... humllan i4g .arlauce.' | We Isave on a former occasion given the history of the Mormon Bible, and tihe grounds on which it is alleged to be a forgery, But the story of the Mormons, as apart from that of their founder aud leader, has many elements of interest ...

... jeweller's that I've wanted for ever so long. Mary, my dear, said a doting. husband to the lady that owned him, if I turn Mormon and marry another helpmate, she shall be a Mary, too,'. for your own dear sake. Be content with .one Mfary, my duck, said ...

... America, recording the progress of women's work in that country and at home, as well as her personal experi- ences among the Mormons mn Salt Lake City. ...

... the republic. The despotism of the Mormon rule, and the heartless sensuality which pervades the Utah settlement, are scarcely alluded to: while the wretched and mueaninoless stuff composing thes book of Mormon is dismissed as un- wvorthy of notice ...

... t in the Union, Says the writer- It is a mistake for people to suppose, as many do suppose, that Mormonism is not increasing. On the contrary, Mormonism was never so prosperous-in a quiet way-as it is at present. Heerult from Great Britain and other European ...