Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

.,,.,,..t IN. vote to sustain the au-
.,.'.,.i'. ~.,rrstsiveiy. then said 20 the
,,r,irr ,utrum. Are you prepared to
49, ,.,'in Ills question: " 80, arise
y, .,nr fcet and false your right hands.
x,trn thc affirmative vote was cast be
called flr those opposed TO arse TO
'nfr .i ' SNOW, as Prophet, Seer and
,,i.'tl,r, ard President 81 the
n,,,rrh ef Jrfus Christ ~ Latttr-day
ssittI In an the world.
,,.e,ss % Cannon ~ First Counselor
In ne First Presidency.
1oIeph y. smith as second counselor
IL, no Tirst rfcsidcncy
Franklin d. iiichlrus as ffesiue"' oi
'"e e,,b.rr OF tho quorum OF the
%. - MISUNDERSTANDING ID. Rich
- prigham Young, francla NJ. Icy
/ mum fohn Henry smltN, Sfg..se, l'as-
! lais' iieber ). Grant, 10 ~. ", ,s.V5"
| Metthits Z. Cswiey ana Abraham "
M ~ voting was unanimous. aud
] 10 80 I. announced. ulHi the ncsas
.iivs vnif urCn sustaininA tue menl.ts
/ ~ Inc quorum Of tic IwsiVa Apoatles
| w,s called nom the EirliA va oi
I ~, arsse 10 their feet ~. hdent
C.,n,r adfrtssiug .htm asked who
! Nanh ln ,i,,. ~, y, nnd ,or what rcason7
] - n thrse two Elders SAID Doe Oh.
$50 n. Jchn w Taylor, qnd The rca.
| rIn ,yts certain olygctWrublt i,n.rhA
mad, by him In Conference on f'iu'F'
VS YS,y were sr asked II they would come
e., ~. rituI "a. the cicsn on me flfalln
~ 80 whether nroihcf Tai Jog could
I -. she matter firh Niih Ald fANa-
~ ,hem. iio,h ieputd that hey were
/ alilldg 60 do thus. 49,. 90.
The voting for mcmhfrf oi ihe quo.
[ rum ~ tho Twelve Apostle men N.l'
l s',f,,,,rd handicapped and was unanl-
r,us until tho nfraGvc vote or me
I @rtfrc CONGREGATION was called Tor. a.
this n,lut a nun,bsr q members 'i ~.
| 'r,h.rnsrls choir. probably from twelve
10 twenty-five Of both aeSc'' arose TO
n nr ,ei.p asked by President Can
49,, ,yi,, thoy at1tctelt 10 snd the rcn-
I'm fsr n. they replied that they object.
IA ., John W. TAvi1r on gccaunt or
r,r,. dtsnarngirg remarks tc had made
In conference rrEart'rg the choir ns
Friday, october sut. ihty W,lc 9.h.n
IN thfv Wers willing ihat Hrnihrt lay
Tor afcrl6 rcfr1taUy mt,t WIN ~
choir aud cf dtuNpr % maze the mat
f.r rieht ~ their fatrincllnn. Ihey
rirnlurs that this afrarstment was
"a ,y,s then announced w prcal1cnt
cannon That q vgcifcy nnl he.n ere
add Ia thu quorum o. the Tw,,lN.
An1stIet by the renewal " President
SNOW, fr,m n 10 asrum. the position
III pr.gldtnt 90 tho Ciprth. u hal
! bs,n ,hUidll that this vacancy should
IA. uiled. aud Auientetl the name or
| Itu,igrr clnMaon ~ th1 rN.lioi. lnt
mind AMI word ~ ihc tefd hal n,'h
obtalned upon The ttleetl'r 81 hip'h''
ClAwaln for ihis euief' a..
saysrll qu5rlml and 20 The entire con-
rtestilln, that lWdger ClAWt1n ne
nrt,tupl az Apostle, be uac OF the
'r,ytlvc Al, sizes and . mtmltr on lhat
. council The vo.lng was unanlmouhN
affirmative -. ~,
! ,r-s,tttsd 90 tho entire 60 fteFatiun'
I'M IN urual way vhlth thit W. az W
tInafy sieufrai Conference. %" WIZ
I utan.n sLFN susan -. nj
: me rhuuaei1ra IN the first freH'-
Z dency and sho Twelve Apltiles ~
Prophets. secta ana te'e $780,, -tohr
Patriarch so The Shui''-'V"'
: Flrai seven Presidents q me Seven
, ties-geymuur n. Young, g, D. fjeln'
! nod. B. "a. Rohergs. George lic3n.,e,a
] JnrG nan u. Klmbail. Rulon =. Nonl
and Joseph W. McMurrin. ,,,..
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9 ni.hop. with itohrIf 4. Burton a. M
[. nrg and John r. wlndsr as Ms sec
= FrsnEiin u. Rlsharla a. Church
historian and general CHURCH rscniief
: Win Jim Jaquss, Charles W. rem
: rgIc aui Andrcw Jensen az ha a'Ns''
: a .he General church Board o.
r dueatlon-Larsnzo Snow. Gs1tFe, y
4 cannon. Kari q. M1Cser. WlllhFt
o Young, An.hon II. Lunh, james aharp
l. Jonph n. Smith. John Nicholson aHf
: ueorRc II. BrimiMn.
Z As rrustee-in-Tru FOR the BODY u
/. rFilrious wlrshlppsrs known a. ihi
. Church 0s Jesus Chrfri Of lniior-dil
! saiutn-I. ar1nzn Snow.
Z John NihtA1n az clerk OF she Con
efil Conference,
. II was stated thas ihe release u IN.
presidency ~ ns European miAflni
had been contemplated. and ni1t one
N tho number, Elder Edwin y. Parry
had already returned, by unanlmou
!. ysiic % the Conference Elders hul1i
=. Wells and J0sgph W. McMurfii
were affa released, and Plan y. Lyman
mppniutcd 30 preside over ghe European
1 mission, with janis l.. MeMurrn ah'
Henry ". Nuspln IN HI counaflnra
Similar unanimous aciion was takei
with regard 80 relsaslng hr1;he
I.ag.auF0ck from she p0Alu0n VI prcgi
dent over the German mission and ~
appointment OF Arnold IL Schulthca
60 succeed him.
President Canrpn remarked TIA
: there was no u.hcr chuIyn In M
I world the officers II which were sub
y jeCifd O. Flrch an urleal ~ had beet
1 | applied 20 those who had been Nutci
on hfre today, and he felt 'ihanlgful fo
! the unandmHy That had prevailed.
: ELDER RuDcER cLAwsoN
was called 10 the sand. lie said n
flunu hlmEsif ln very trying poA
A lion. He was wiah Elder Jos stand
ing al ,he time o. his mhrryd1m. h
q had been placed behind prison bars ~
!. gae testimony Of Jesus. After his re
I, lease he was called 90 preside over th
B0xeider stake % Zlon. All those r.
a spnndbilg.ics had been rreat but NJ
= had enjoyed his lah1rr during hlA In
cumbency OF me ONCE of Frgsldent o
> the n1xcldsr Sake IN the new cal
n made Of him he felt weak ana humble
but he hoped. through she bleLalnE .
q God and the prayers ~ me Saints q
n his behan 20 enjoy The spirit ~ eh
" Apos,leship ann discharge his duuc
Q aceJpiably 20 God.
PRECEDENT Lorenzo SNOW
spoke Of che wonderful UNITY ~ ar.i11
manifested Shls afternoon; uf the riFh
enjoyed by all uhe Saints 20 pass juig
mOHl In these assemblies on ne ON
GERS proposed % b. sustained by them
He pledged himsef 20 do All he clul
/, 20 magnify his calling with the help %
4 the Lord and asked the active supper