Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

the New 1Ork IHdcl6HutHt, tt-
llglous paper, descantlng on the news.
paper nonsense that the " Mormon."
are about TO move into Mexico, kindly
volunt.ers H. permission TO let them do
so. This Is very Kind anu conslierste
OF that exponent 81 Gotham christian
ity the Independent, but II Is wasting
IT, clemency. The rock on which
"Mormonisni" is but is the American
Continent; the mission on which II il
engaged Ia the representation OF the re-
publican Institutions established ny
Washington, Jefferson aud Beiuamln
Franklin; It's director and counsellor u
God; aud when the Independent as-
sumes 10 take the place OF God, II is
simply bla-pbemous.
Hero Of Alexandria, who lived absut
I 30 year, B.C., who IL said 10 have been
the Inventor OF an Instrument iof m,a'
surfing the heat or cold VI The atmo
sphere, which continued In use until
about the close Of tho sixtecnth centu-
~. IL was then reduced to a more
convenient form by one Sanctonio, MI
Italian, and was Afterwards consider
ably improved, especially by Fahrcn.
heit, who, In is2O, affixed the gradu.
ated scale and added other details
which chiefly tended 10 render the
thermometer the instrument OF pratical
utility which II now Is.
T. Professionalism breaking away
from dOgma2 Are belief and practice
viewed In different light-9 IL conduct
coming 10 be regarded above crecd2
These arc questions which present
themselves. Naturally. one would an.
.rs...l aA..sslA lst =. "A
qualifying cause for citizenship. In
this country, Il II our boast that " u
not. TwD.thirda OF the population Of
Idaho are disfranchioei simply for
creed. This includes many who only
profcsssd the creed at some former
pcfiod In their lives. The instruments
Of this Acknowledgement have no relig-
ion. Aud, there 10 onc thing certain,
they have no claim 10 Amerlcnnism.
Their action T. calculated 20 build aud
solldlfy 'Aformonism." In this way,
perhaps, Providence uses them n tools
TO perform lis destiny.
It Ia reported that George Parsons
Lothrop, the author, aud his wife, have
Joined the l,oman Catholic Church.
Mrs. Lothrnp 10 n daughter u Nathan
lei Hawthorne. They were received
inth the church on March 10, In New
York Guy. Ilathrop says that no one
urged him 10 make the change; that
his conversiOn was the result or hls
own Investigation. He states that
Romanlsn w is stability aud definite
course attracted him, while Protestant.
ism by IT, fluctuations aud exc
pcllencloa only lead ~ fationallsm
aud 10 unbclieL This Catholic church,
he says, presents IL expeditions Of doe.
trlne IN n positive manner, while she
replies 10 her ndversaric- In n calm,
dignined, intellectual strain, showing
that her claims TO divine origin are
stronger than those who dlsparagc her.
Strange thugs win happen. Queen
Victoria bus daughter.in-law who n
"A colonel In the German army. She
has granddaughter named Patricia
In honor OF o.. Patrick. The
Duchess Of Connaught, wife VI Prince
Arthur, IL the colonel, aud also the
mother Of the young Saint Patrick.
The duchess, whose name IN Louise
Margaret, II n daughter Of the latc
Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia,
and II In her thirty-flnt year. She
was married b Prince Arthur, duk. Of
Cannnught, third sou Of Queen Vie.
toria, while In her nineteenth year In
March, 1870. Shc has since borne
three children, n boy aud two girls. A
novel feature In such things was the
fact that the duchess, remembering
that her husbands title IL Irish, ne.
commodated herself 10 the circum-
stance by giving birth to q princess on
st. Patrlck's day, 1885. Tho little one
Was automatically namrd kictOrta
Patricia, aud when OLD enough will
doubtless be- sent over 10 the green Isle
10 drown her shamrock.