Letter from Brigham Young Jr., 16 June 1892
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LATTER-DAY SAINTS,
EUROPEAN PRINTING PUBLISHING
AND EMIGRATION OFFICE.
42, Islington, Liverpool.
June 16th 1892
Presidents Wilford Woodruff
Geo. Q. Cannon
Jos. F. Smith
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Brethren:
Enclose a
communication, receipted bills and account just
received from the President of the Birmingham
Conference, Henry Wood. He succeeded S. W. Western
in the presidency and after whom ^(S. W. W.)^ many anxious
enquires are ^made^ by his releatives and strangers. You
can see by Bro. Woods letter the situation at a glance.
Will you kindly refer this matter to Bro. Western and
who may be found at or near Fillmore, and perhaps
he will take immediate steps to remove the cause
of distress which now afflict the brethren.
I am pleased to inform you that success
is met with by brethren in their ministerial labors
in a few places in the mission. Since we con-
centrated the force of the Conference in London, things
are looking up a little in that city. Baptisms occur
occasionally, and the brethren are pushing outdoor meet-
ings with Considerable zeal, in fact, this is the rule
throughout the mission, Hiring Halls is useless for the
people will not come to hear the elders, but street
