TIE ANTl-MORMoN OUTBREAK
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lhe GntncY Morning Courier of the
IA n inst. coutaIns- letter coafirmino ,bo
news of fresh oatrages III - Ms, a.
ltIict.
On Thursday night, the 9th instan>. an
Anti Mormon meeting was held ala school
house about two miles north of Lima, for
the purpose Of adopting measures 10 pro-
tect property from theft. While the NEE
ing was IN session, the house was attack
ed in the rear with stones and fired upon In
| 'front.'. Four balls were shot into the door.
The Anti-Mormons charge il upon the Nor
mons-while The ADrmons ailege it was
all trick of the Antics.


/ The next morning fWednesdas the a.
Iafm was given, and company cole cied
who went to several Mormons and gave
them notice To ieAve with their families and
property, against evening. for they did hot
wish tosihjare them. but would then burn
their houses, some left and some did nos
The company, before dusk, visited the
houses of those they had waraed off and
set laem on fire. 0n Thursday the salns
scene was enacted over, several aoases were
bnrat deFing tie das and nighl. On. Fri
day evening three house were burned. A
beut 10 o'clock lllis day 4 committee oi
Aormoas came into Lima with a flag o
truce, and desired % tseat win their enc
mes Ihere1pon, The committee submit
ted The fol owing:


ADAMS County. Sep. 12.1845.


I'VE, the undersigned. Committee ap-
pointed by the Morley and Hancock settle
j ments. IA branch of the Mormon Church.
whereas, as there seems to be some diff
ccity between said.body and the Anti Nor