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... advertise the Mormon faith to the civilised world. •• Disbelieve, said Delegate Cannon, in conversation to-day, •• that among the Mormons not more than one man out of every seven—l might say ten—has more than On. wee. There ere about Mormons altogether ...
... MORMON. A tale of the early days when wagon trains were held up by the Mormons, in the hope of forcing women to join their faith. Stirring, historically true, this film will pack houses. Released March 20th Approx. Length 990 ft ...
... THE MORMONS. Sir.— May I ask the apologist for the Latter Dav Saints,” Mr. H. H. Blood, one or two questions? His letter so nicely worded that it is likely lead astray the unwary. I want to know whether polygamy still forms part of the creed of tho sect ...
... MORMONISM. The fascination which new forms of religion have for many people is wonderfuL The tendency, undoubtedly, arises out of the absence of proper training in religious knowledge in early years. How, otherwise, can the growth of Mormonism be accounted ...
... THE MORMONS. The Mormons are crying out against the alleged injustice which they suffer under the Edmunds Law. A delegation has been sent from Utah to Washington to lay their grievances before the President. One of the delegation was the son of the president ...
... THE MORMONS. Orace Greenwood writes to the York Time* from Salt Lake City, the 17th of October- We attended Divine service in the new tahemahle on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach, liecause some ...
... THE MORMONS. The Times, speculating on the events which will arise from Brigham Young's arrest, believes that the Mormons will submit, and endeavour rather to evade the law than resist it ty force. Whether the sect will eventitan:, decline in numbers ...
... THE MORmONS. A correspolident :of the:.2'ivs thus describes what he saw and beard at the 'Salt Lake City', now occupied by the American army:- '.'The peace commissioners, Messrs. PowellandIf'Culloch, upon obtaining an interview with Brigham YotugHeber ...
... THE MORMONS. The House of Representatives, the 23d ult., after free discussion of the Mormon question, adopted a preamble declaring the territory of Utah in open rebellion against the United State?, and a resolution directing the committee on territories ...
... MORMONISM. The greater part of the population of the United Statea imagines that the Mormon question was settled for good and all in 1890, when the Mormon .adera surrendered to overwhelming power. But those who have followed the question mote closely ...
... THE MORMONS, Times has some interesting correspondence from Utah, although later dates inform ua of additional facts, for instance, the return of the Mormons to Great Salt Lake City PfiUlDKtfT TXMPOKISINO. When the Peace Commissioners arrive here they ...
... THE MORMONS. The Mormons, since the death of their leader, Joe Smith, it appears, have determined to dispense with a prophet. Sidney Rigdon, who claimed that exalted station, on the ground of being the only survivor of the first presidency, and also of ...