Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-07

This Ia the work OF tho Lord, and God
has set His hand 10 bring about the
gathering Of His people, that His
word may be iulnlled AMI
the scriptures verified. The Increased
attendance at our conferences ought u
DO living witness 10 the world th"t
this IL Code work, ard woe TO him
who stretches forth his hand TO stty OF
Interfere with iis progress. Spoke OF
the ancient prophecies which were
uttered by God's servanh ami OF their
literal fulfilment, an said that 80 sure
as they had bten vsfihoi, tnnt thos,
that ha been uttered cOncerding thi1
work would also be- verified. Bore
testimony 10 the divinity Of the latter.
day wofk, anu said that We would en-.
10y all tho blessings promised, N we
would but live for them.
Elder Grant hero announced shat
Elder WINS had been chUscn TO sue
ceeI Elder Ge0rgo Teas ials as Pfesi-
dssl Of the Mexican mission, Elder
Toasdals having beon n0nofnbiv 70.
leased 10 return a ms TO this city
ELDER ABRAHAM n. CANNON
pfohced bic rsmarks by rolat.
lug an incident which showed
the slrenath which union would
bring ntrut In ,ptaking Of those who
had dlpvbeysj the commandments VI
uod, tho speaker showed how fully
His predict!Ifs Of disastef coming
upon them had hoen fulilllci. Look at
the power that the R1lhsBhild family
holds over Jerusalem. Their immense
wealth controls the aflairs OF that
country and even N war were 10 breAk
out, II could be essily flventei by the
RDl hsohilds closing un the golfers OF
their wealth, 20 tnat warfare wouli ba
impossible. SPOKE OF tue Sunday
schools " our Church and Of the tain
Ing which our children recoivs Ia
those Institutions. AumOnishtd the
parents 10 set good exam les before
their chillrsu and oniusv 70 Train
tnum up In tn way thUy should o.
Too mucn time j. Bpent ~ foolish esi
Instead OF usvotiug & 40 the ,f.tuing
OF cur children. Llkcutd the chilJron
g. n bar Of iron which becomes more
valuable ~ II II tempered.
VINO are those array "a In white
Brighter than the MONDAY sum-
wes mccoy rendered b. aqlsItut.
The general authorities Of the
Church were voted upon and sustained
unAuimoasly.
Ellsr seymour Il. Young addressed
the aseemplage. He spoke OF the
unAhimoussupport giVen by the Saints
10 the presiding authorities. THIS IN ~
~ sboul1 be. We ougnt to he united
In al things. He alluded 10 the vast
concoufse OF people inai had assembled
10 attend general conference.
Tue missionary work done by our
CHURCH today IL one OF yro mag nj
TUE. Young mun are called upon TO
leave their homes ana ~ into iufeigu
lands TO preach the Gospel. some 40
into countries the climate OF which
lmpalrs their health, but the general
feeling among them IA that they would
rather lay down their lives than refuse
10 perform that labor. Hoped that the
Saints would strive TO live diligently
before the Lord and merit the blc,s.
iDss Promised TO the faithful.
ELDER BRIGHAM YOUNG
added his testimony to the remarks
which had already been made. Tho
Gospel IL not hldden or sci under
bushel. IL IL allowed TO shine that II
might illuminate tho whole earth. He
read n few passages from the Book oi
Mormon III Ncphi, predicting woe
upon those who were dissatisfied with
the principles that God had revealed TO
His people.
The choir and congregation sang the
DoxoloEy and benediotion was pro-
nounced by Elder william Bseg-
miller.