The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-08


Jesus anointed that Prophet and Seer.
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON read
the names of missionaries in addition to
those called yesterday, the vote to sus-
tain the brethren selected being I'M
ar:mous.
Following is the full list of mission
aries who have been called since the
April Conference, 1884, and now in their
fields of labor, and whose names are
now submitted:
GRE41 BRITAIN.
Reubeh Carter. ST., Fountain Green.
Robert Marshall, Toquerville.
Heber Sutton Goddard, Thirteenth Ward.
Joseph Speudlove, Littleton.
SCANDINAVIA.
Hans Christensen, Richfeld.
UNITED STATES.
Samuel Witwer, Santa Clara.
Richard Rawle Fry, Morgan.
JOIN zimmerman, Lehi.
SOUTHERN STATES.
Samuel Chandler Parkinson, Franklin.
NEW ZEALAND.
William Gardner, Pine Valley.
HTNpoosTAN
William Willes, Twentieth Ward.
Nilsson Z. Pratt, Sixteenth Ward.
Henry F. McCune, Nephi.
George Booth, Calcutta.
Names of Missionaries, October 9th, 1884:
GREAT BRITAIN.
George Almond, Bloomington.
Peter WinWard, Payson
Thomas Butterfeld, HERMAN,
Joseph H. s. BodelI, Herman.
Jesse B. Martin, Jr., Seipio.
William HOrSleV, Brigham
George Gidney, Brigham.
George H. Towers Hooper.
J.. L. Hatch, Franklin.
John Rowley, Nephi.
William Rex, Randolph
Thomas Slight, Paris
Robert w. Sloan, Eighteenth Ward.
SWISS AND GERMAN MISSION.
GustaSe Henfiod, Nephi.
Godfrey 6. Fuhriman, Providence.
Conrad FaterlOuse, Paris.
John kunZ, Jr., Bern.
David Kunz, Rern.
Arnold Henry Schulthess, First Ward.
SCANDINAVIA
,Jeppa 1eppson. Brigham.
Niels Hansen, Manti
Rssmus Borgquist, Tenth Ward.
:. A. Wannberg, Twentieth Ward.
Christian Nielsen Lundsteen. Leyan
Mats S. Msttson, st. Charles.
hornas {. Petersen, Ovid.
Niels c. Christensen, Levan.
Christian Christensen, Levan.
Thomas K. SHREDDER Nephi.
MAIDS Peter @adsen, Ephraim.
Andrew c. Anderson, Richmond.
Christian Anderson, Ogden
Nephi Anderson, Peterson
Johan Peter Mortensen, Eighth Ward
August h. Anderson, GAINESVILLE
sChas. J. Stromberg, Grsntsville.
Peter n. Anderson, GrantSYille
John Alfred EliaSOn, Grantsyille.
Anders Gnstaf Sandberg, Grantsville
Erasmus 2. MarQuerdSOn, Elsinore.
n. P. Peterson, Pleasant Grove
Carl u. Anderson, Nineteenth Ward
John J. johnson. Logan.
Andras Olsen, Gunnison.
Lars Foolson, Smithfield.
Peter W. Pete son, Smithfeld.
UNITED STATES.
John D. Chase, Nephi
Joseph Shipley, American Fork.
SOUTHERN STATES
VIM. P. Camp, Samaria.
Thomas Z. Harper, Calls Fort.
James W. Quayle, Logan.
Richard Thorne, Three Mile Creek, Box
Elder Co.
William NJ. DANES. Hyde Park.
". N. Webster, Franklin.
Vim. II. Gibbs, West Portage
Elisha u. Clspp, Chester
Frederick Rich Lyman, Oak Creek
NEW ZEALAND.
George 6. Taylor, Fourteenth Ward.
James 4. Slater, Statewide
Edwin L. Davis, South Cottonwood.
Ezra +. Richards, Pennington.
Franklin Hill, Fayette.
William {. MellOr, Fayette
SANDWICH ISLANDS
Robert B. T. Taylor, Sixteenth Ward.
Hyrum s. Harris, Provo
EnOeh Farr. Ogden.
Alberto J. Merrill, Smithfield.
MEXICO.
Isaac s. Stewart, Draper.
Alvin Vickry Robson, Fillmore.
PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR then spoke
in relation to the accusations made
against the Latter-day Saints by their
traducers, to the effect that they are
and corrupt. He stated that
he would not dwell upon the crimes of
the accusers of the Saints if we were not
on the defensive, but they made it i'm
perative that they should be exposed.
At the Presidents request. President
George Q. Cannon read the criminal
statistics of Utah, taken from the Off
cial records, showing that over ten
times the amount of crime is committed
in the Territory prOportionately by
non-MormOns than by people processing
to be Mormons. He continued to speak
for some time upon the corruptions,
and perfidy practiced upon
the Latter-day Saints by designing
schemers. He asserted that great num-
Oers of honorable people dispised these
doingS as much as we do.
President Cannon, at the request of
he speaker, then read statistics from
papers published by notable eastern
showing the horribly i'm
moral condition of society in the New
England States.
Resuming, President Taylor said
hese people described by the state
nents read are those who are so nor
-ifed at the immoral situation In Utah,
md from them come our would
De reformers. He was gratlfed that
men could be found who are ready 10
ienounce such abominable practices.
bis purpose in having those statements
'ead in relation to infanticide and other
'rlmes was two-fold. One was TO eA-
llblt the true character of those VINO
1erpetrated them, and the other was 10
warn the Saints against such characters
'ome OF whom were endeayOrlng 10 III,
lnuate themselves into the society ana
1ouses of the people here. No sucn
persons could have any lot or place
among the Saints, and on no consldeIa-
1on could they be permitted 10 ENJOY
ne privileges of the gospel. de warned
me ofncers of the church against giving