... the readers of the Tribune as to his physioial condition, and give them his views concerning his recent arrest. He found the Mormon chief reclining in his easy chair, with a shawl spread over him. He said he was better, but weak from a severe attack of diarrhoea ...

... connection with the prosecution of Brigham Toung is given the American papers. It is asserted that two thousand five hundred Mormon women have petitioned President Grant, praying the interference of the Executive to prevent a clique of Federal officers from ...

... do with the other asked tho missionary, eat her up.” The future of the Mormon wives, about to rudely divorced, i», says the New York Herald, the important point of the great Mormon problem jut now. How do you and yeur wife get on Ob, rather badly. She ...

... palled ring,” for ,tho purpose of obtaing tholarge landed estates the Mormons, many of which aro of great valuo; that Judge tinner whoso directions the present prosecutions against the Mormons are conducted, is a member this ring, and that the plan tho rinq ...

... the Prophet, and all the Youngs are being very harshly treated. It is exceedingly painfnl to learn that Hawkins, one of the Mormon leaders who was convicted of adultery by the Federal Court of Salt Lake, has been sentenced to three years’ imprisonment. ...

... A MORMON MASSACRE. It has been known for some time that the Fede ral authorities in Utah are diligently investigating several murders committed thirteen or fourteen years ago at the instfgat ; on, as is alleged, ol the Mormon chiefs; and a rumour has ...

... Dr. Bollinger and the Old Catholic” party. Latest intelligence from the Salt Lake I City mentions the first conviction of Mormon leader for bigamy. The saint's name is Hawkins, and the penally prescribed I is imprisonment for not over twenty years i nor ...

... THE MORMON TRIALS. The last American mail gives some particulars with regard to the Mormon trials. It is stated that after two days hair-splitting arguments on the competency of jurors, a jury the Hawkins adnltery case was complete in the afternoon the ...

... of tbe Mormon at that time—known Danites”—has revealed the connexion of the Mormon leaders with the murder, and upon his testimony indictments have been fonnd tbe Grand Jury against Brigham Yong, bis son, Joseph A. Young, Orson Hyde, John Meacham, Daniel ...

... heavy equate earrings, which hang down npon their shoulders.— years’ Slavery among the Patagonians, IWKINS, THE CONDEMNED MORMON. The Echo's American correspondent says:— Hawkins was Englishman, tinsmith by trade, and excellent workman. has been married ...

... profound mystery. An officer with whom I conversed saw him six days since Provo, 50 miles south of this city, reviewing 500 Mormon Militia. It has now transpired that left his residence here at eleven o’clock at night, and, with a number of his wives, secretly ...

... MORMON MARRIAGES. A correspondent of the New York Times, writing from Salt Lake City, on October 20, says “ The most singular and unnatural marriages hero are those of men with their wives’ mothers. These are not uufrequenft. It strikes me this is a seditious ...