Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-20

close at.ru.u Mrm.r. than hour
Omiu.. Daniel 90 $50 Hr portrayed
ri 80 I.I,Ia.v ihU sgiug up 90 The Sing
dom OF God u t.Is drptu alton. The
D. .nrUl application ui NUbucHJducl
l,f'. dream. Fas u... 'uiaCCt AUDI clearly
demonstrated. Toe adjustment of
tNa Church 300 tHH days OF Christi and
iEe restoration ui iha Gospel boo the
latter lIys were 90 dWcli upon ai some
length The speaker closed uy bearing
a I.wCrlul testimony 90 The Truth 90
NHmousm, aud the divine o. #sion 90
Io Crh Smith. TIE NEE iug closed by
singing % hymn. aud prayer ly rcrl.
Evening mryuu. ~ O'tlHg.s SIN inE
prayer bH llam EIfnfCi siuEIn-. Elders
IrHI.fl aud iII and native brethren
Ic klu.t.fa. lH kHu, kt.Huta, Itfd
Hrl N .fI, were the prHEet9 Zach
.uu. u under tuo influence of The pIflt 1I
God. auI gave valuable Instruction.
Iu. Elders from Zion portrayed iNaI.
labor bon their resp uy..D u.'Us,aui COVE
most Interesting account Of how God
bad hl auu assisted 'hgm
European mgCliH. at Douev.gkc.-
N.Ily .H IUt lIagT aud European
sIIuts w.u. tl town Co attend iEc meet
us THr D1d' l0w's halI $500. filled,
AHu. singing aud prayer Elder Johnson
WHs called lU address the audience uU
iHe .uie., of Divine Authority. L.d-r
lDN Iui WHl, tptasing briefly on tle
urHt principles 900 lHc Gospel, and 40 tnu
close Elder Browning bore o. nllHiu.
and earnest testimony TO what had been
stiI.
After the close of the mceuu. gugs.
tions were asked by ministers and
Ufh.r. Elder Johnson answering them
Much interest was aroused, auG mIn}
expire sad 900 anxious desire 'l Na"
moro about MouanIsm AVID MumU.
d1gui... Accordingly another FruuH
mont was made Tor Tuesday evening
April .h
a. ine stated hour the hall W. N.iei
tu its utmost capacity. iusUmu.I iH1.
many could not obtain seats The
qug.iurcg came marching Boo uI.u their
bibles under tHgif arms, no doubt thinks
bog 10 do OPP the Mowgu.. Elder
larrIton took DIS place at thg piano. and
Irut1tr O.Bian led the singing, ln
which Che congregation heartily Joined.
Alter tHn opening exercises ElarI John.
SON vds called tu s., glk, This time Doe
chose Tor h.s .uu..gt the apus.agy Elder
Young followed ON the restoration.
When The meeting was closed tli lugf'
iss commenced. ElsuB johnson aud
l0unE ausNtrug, each taking those
which bufdcfcd on the subject he had
treated. 10 o. needless 10 Eay there was
excitement To state that the Elders
lett q good impression on The minds OF
the Dancyisdc pt7Hlc,is To tyll the truth.
Much prejudice was a.lJycd nl more
interest aroused than is usually manifest
ed hy our outside trends.
Morning meeting luuril day, Prayer
was offered by Ietiash Singing.
Elders Scott, Bodily and lamlCrtale0
native bruihef Rcuri, Ilmiuanl, were
the speakers. TIE Elders reported tHa
condition OF their respective districts
aud spoke pu.nlealy upon the principles
Of the GOSPEL. Tie meeting was %
most interesting and spirited one, and
many incidents in missionary i.g wei.
related, 8boAiHg how the BLESSINGS u'
God had attended the efforts OF Ills
servants. Meeting dismissed by singing
aud prayer
Al this Iugclurc Elder Gardncf read
q somewhat lcrgtuy gpisue from iuc
First Presidency 90 the Maori SAINTS,
who held a profound silence while they
listened 10 the words OF cuuacil i1m
/ tugir beloved Prophet and his inspired
] Counselor said the natives; 1--WE
/ want 20 remember every word that oul