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... Lake City was cordial, but informal, as he declined the hospitalities proffered by the city authorities. The Mormon President and the other Mormon Church authorities paid the President great attention during his visit, and accompanied him back to Ogden, ...
... Zealand and Australia at the same time. it is amongst the elsh people that the Mormon emigration the most successful, number of influential people are about to undertake anti-Mormon movement throughout the Principality, in order to prevent a continuance this ...
... parents supplying the birching, if their Mnse w.ll aw thorn to make the obvious detie: in magisterial treatment. the recent Mormon conference in Liverpool. ..ni interest—not always of coiai.imentary character—which evoked in the London Press aad where, ...
... tovards his companions .and remarked, have alway.s been under the impression that Mr' Curran wasxan enemy to sinecures. The new Mormon Temple at Salt Lake, Utah, to cost, w.hen finished, about Twenty years time and §4,000,000 of have already be*. ...
... Lake, the marriage is announced after three years, Amelia, tho seventeenth wife, she believes, it married in that way. The Mormons, Mr 3. iJarru says, are all democrats. Mrs. Harris is on a toui with company in which ahe acta. She has played with several ...
... THE NEW MORMON PRESIDENT. New OiiK, Ocr. 11.—Intelligence received here from Salt Lake City states that Mormon Conlereocc Mr. Taylor had been elected president of the eommunity. ...
... married the same man. Mormonism leaches that the more wives a man has on earth the will his honour be in heaven. It approves 'f a man living with three sisters. But no woman ihat was ever created can divide her husband with Mother, Mormonism has plenty of money ...
... diplo- i macy 011 the part of perfide Albion; so !' remarks, 44 Here are the English seek- l Swiss soldiers, as last year Mormon 1 missionaries endeavoured to attract female • inhabitants to Salt Lake City. The com- ! 1 is apt, and discloses in all its ...
... bishop the diocese and the i'rimate). Lev. Murray Dale, who spoke with much warmth, complained ot his fathers imprisonment, Mormons were allowed preach polygamy throughout the length and breadth of the country, and, iact, religious liberty was denied' none ...
... Thirty Mormon missionaries, led hlder U. Stringfellow, have sailed for Europe in the Wisconsin, to make Mormon converts in England, Scotland, Wales, Norway, and Sweden. They expect to be absent two years. In the party are several young men who are expected ...
... emigration to Salt Lake has had effect—the Mormon missionaries, more active Mid eloquent than ever, are arriving every day Glasgow, Uristol, and Liverpool. Elder StringfeJow, tho head thirty wise men of the Mormon tribe, has just sailed for Europe in the ...
... necessary. Mormons, the I'reindent, held political power Utah to prevent the execution the lav/ against which can only suppressed by depriving them that Mr. Hayes recommends uherocrganisation the territorial Government to end, denial of the Mormon's to vote ...