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... reform would be the great politica question of the dlate future The thirty-thinl antliventexy of the first entrance of the Mormons into Salt Lake City has been celebrated with considerable enthusisam in Utah Accenting . to the S., York Herald there wail ...
... tomb is a simple mound ef earth, with a temple in honour of his memory new! ix UXO.—Mr. Goober as the story gen, lived in the Mormon country. He had but one wile, and he nev,r thought of taking any more, till one an elder told him it was his religious duty ...
... Empress Em male at Oldaelhurst It is officially stated that 5,419,055 busbels of grain art lee.l.uud oa the Erie Canal. The Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City haa been twenty years In course of 'construction, and r yet it has hardly assumed definite shape ...
... been made the county seat of rasa county, in preference to the comparatively ancient city of Lewis, founded by the Mormons some forty years ago, but which has never contained more than perasang. The remarkable growth of this Western town is, of ...
... City. TIN saints sad doers 44 that duelling In the wrildernews an perturbed by the reference made by Preeideut Godbold is eke Mormon nuestion, and are ocusiderhig what steps take to eornost the action of the United States An immense step has lately been taken ...
... decreane since June 30 was b:! 350,323 dots. Five steamers landed .1,363 emigrant.' in New York ma June 1, lecludiug 267 Mormons, isho were immediately forwarded too Utah. The centmig show that 40 per cent were Gerromus, 2t per Scandinavians, 19 per cent ...
... by the the Mead gee& by the is thee benthed and On Thursday In hut week, the llpenneg, Irma Liverpool, landed eight hundred Mormon enelsrrants at New York. 'they are chiefly ecandinarians and Danes, but there era among them a few English and Welsh. Slotted ...
... beams, or puts. her k probably not advantageous. MORMON EXIGP.ATION from ENGLAND. The Galen mall steamer Wyoming which left the Memo on Saturday for New York, took out among passengers a number of Mormons, who are on way to Salt Like City. This is the fourth ...
... hank. if animals with liauk accounts only are to be benefited the widely can afford nu relief nee %paper Inca. Lives of Mormons oft remind no that by following their m emir we may diemid lerce behind us towhee clouds of • ilowi weeds Who ever raw a ...
... attached to a chain, which is worked by machinery. EXODUS OF MORMONS FROM LIVER- The Guion steamer 11'i/cousin nailed from the Mersey on Saturday for New York, having on hoard about four hundred Mormons amongst her pannengers. This le the fifth company of Nioomons ...
... account of the spread of that he was not • persen having the charge or con omen. of Southampton has been taken ly the Hoag. Mormon colonies in Anions. Idaho, Montano, trol of a locomotive engine or train upon a railway shire ind,epervkar. e • uir • populatien ...
... to the con- (prelim, it w' old appear that the advocacy of Mormonism in the metropolis has not been attended with good results to the Mormon cause, although in the provincial towns the Mormons have nut laboured in vain. In Birmingham and Manchewer and ...