Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-28
"rnn UTAH CYCLONE PREACHER

| III, On 5SunuuN evening, the EUtn INST
reported by the Herald of that CITY
H., ,,,,,.... .,. ~,
~ rl"s'"p' NV
itrrald says that Dr. liin Is known
| all over the country as the Utah 'cy-
clone' nrencber.n that he occun,ed mr.
| e.s,,, ,.,..,, - -, ..,.-
pu'p'' i'ioi 'iii.s' anu e'e''"s
that ne MAD crowded audience nj
each service, and that in the evening
| his subject ,vas "Tba Mnrmous aud
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nus observations Oh the sect iiluue uur-
ing his twenty-seven years residence
In Salt Lake City ms a pioneer preach
Dr." We nt,ote from tho IIs.,l1,s ,a.
''''
port
"In ,oforrino ,o tho ,to,,,n, ,aooh-
Ing the preacher said Tint their re-
IIgion was void Of the snlrituol mail
ity, not to say anything about
that other ouniity which
their reason alone should
dictate was wrong. It's organization /
consider suueiIor or equal 10 any other
religious body from It's so.called
school Of divine prnnhets mn "a Tho
President OF the C.hurch NJ leans
Christ OF l.ntter-day saints The
claim for their leader the same divine
authority ns the Son OF God posscssed
DR. Iljff called Jnsenb Smith ,nd i,is
direct rotinselnts shroy"d nd ~,
Yankees. and what plaps mud schemes
they could not think Of il uer,. M ,ise
for nm I,ishnan H. ,,,,s iio usc
slider. Both the epiritinl and ,amnnr.
al welfare Of tho Mornnn noS,,in i
vested in the President. NeSt In the
President In rank are Two co,,,se,ors
then, come tho hjshon. VIII ha,.n
charge of Individual Counties ANA iho
Priests tho ,vnrda cn,,, ~" ~ Wy
Teachers are kent constnntlv nh unr,,
visiting mn entlra n,.rd VI, WIN
a week To- 500 ,vhatbar al ,, .l me ',.
up 10 rho ,enc,,ings ~, "g ,mlis
From the prssi,,er,Is ae,n Inuich.
wires reach every ,va,1 4, ~ s. .'i,.n
STATE where % 80, ~ ~. 'ie e.tlre
Of Tho Churc,, a,,, ~, a, ~" .i. .ne ilShu
I'm short order e'eis Triest
"The sneaker tho, aosos,,o, A,
character Of tho nenn,o ,,'h,n, tne
nm tbis snot IL peuP" Which made
The early @ ~ sHIu mat many OF
land ca,,,,,.. %, ca'ne from Eng
maxi a,,d ~, S"..zeriand and Den
from, tho ,,,,,',,, from thls country
aonth nri,ni,' u.uli, districts or the
tho mon, n,htan 'ne ciass known az
f,,rha VINES
,roi,,a,tp .eatner SPOKE OF the early In
,rbe ,ia,ho,i,a. H.lstiahlty INTO Utah.
81 'houis' frespyterinn, Congre-
fa ,.,oia' u"u episcopal churches fol-
i'ha ,,. oJeh otner IN quick succession.
aa1 n, e,.-,, u''it' ihtNs MIC
missionaries was referred IN nv in ,,r otner
WORTHY manner.
exphriaroa 'ulu apout ms own
other Methodist nreacheps y, m'' NV, ,w9
a hay loft which was used as their f,ret
plavc OF worship, Later the speaker
The n,see i,,c 9,,''u,,h n,, ana turned
was followed later nv Hue se oh wm,Gn
built on the same spot.
,,nni',. IN, "Wet, ~ some length on the
the practice of naivSa a,,, pruP'e against
ing of the E.dmunds Inv and he an
iorcemsnt By falling number of the
~, us" "lLcii,ls IN the Mormon Church on
marriage Fo. n Time r,,,oh ", niurai
ical prestige OF the Mormons was tnhnn
from them but with the Introduction
state that thav Spenher regretted to
their old. time hold on tho oo,, ,,su,,ins
The speaker asserted that notwith.
stanalne all things said to the contrary,
nj, psr,s az re 's9u, o1ing praoticed In
appealed to his hearers tn W. ,h ,is
power to completely overthrow this
E ,,r evil INC christian church was
biit thev needed ~ LIZ ah w utah,
'Nllslldu III the l1nu.
The "bav Ior," rosa,ro., 4,
mir ,yas tho sooora stor,. -,
st6ne structura u,hiob -, ~
wns huiIt vos ono ~ Tho ,,nxa.,
coktliest b,isIneas huila,pos a., ,,,a at,,.
The ground neor was us.a a, hIs,,
class livery stable INIT tho so,,a onart
mAnt rented Inv tho Atat,o,,,,, ,,roaa,,.,,.
was for ve6rs used no IrrI,ad
States court roon, II va,
Mt one fine bovo Moo,
usea for storing bov hu, iris III do,,,,,
ful Al all events II was nuh,tc h,u
Of very resnec,,b,a sizo oris, an,
general character Cor the ,,,ros Go
much for this ottenuated attemnt nj
showing TINT the preachers who rented
II were martyrs 10 poverty. Similar on |
might be made Of the color |
ing employed by the sneaker tn other |
portions of his discourse.
"'rhc speaker regretted to state that |
they che Mormons) were fast resum. |
ing their old-tlme hold on the govern.
mont" The control of tho state is
evidently meant. Dr. Iliff often boasts
of his AmericanIsm. In sanson and
out OF season he proclaims IT. ON whnt
then can he consistently object
to majority rule? Would he like to see