Mission to the Sandwich Islands.--Elders called home.--Walter M. Gibson.--Goes to the Sandwich Islands.--His perfidy.--Lorenzo, with other Elders, sent to investigate.--Take Stage.--Arrive at a mining town.--Incident.--New driver.--Favorable impressions.--Sings melodiously.--Swears blasphemously.--Drives furiously.--Perilous predicament.--Other perils.--Arrive at San Francisco.--At Brother Eveleth's.--Take steamer.--Arrive near the landing at Lahaina.--Boat upset.--Lorenzo and the Captain drowned.--Both restored to life.--Rejoicing and thanksgiving. CHAPTER XXXVII. Mission to the Sandwich Islands concluded.--Journey to Lanai.--Mr. Gibson.--Pagan superstitions.--Adopted by Miss Gibson.--Mr. Gibson reverenced by the natives.--His impudence.--Elder J. F. Smith's reply.--Elder Snow's prophecy.--Gibson cut off from Church.--Prophecy fulfilled.--Sermon on the ship.--An earthquake.--Return home.--Interview with President Young. CHAPTER XXXVIII. Lorenzo's gigantic movement.--In accordance with President Young's suggestion.--A social monument.--To be perpetuated.--Letter to Bishop Lunt.--Mercantile and Manufacturing Association.--Effort requisite.--First, Merchandise.--Second, Tannery.--Third, Woolen Factory.--Fourth, Dairy.--Fifth, a Horn Stock Herd.--Agricultural Department.--Hat Factory.--Between thirty and forty industrial branches.--Furnish employment for all.--Form of checks.--Labor received for capital stock.--Organization of the Association.--Directors.--Council. CHAPTER XXXIX. All was flourishing.--Attaining to independence.--Factory burned.--Sent a chill to Lorenzo's heart.--Instead of discouragement it was proof of the strength of their compact.--Everywhere manifest, even in the Children.--Union could not be broken.--Impregnability of their Order.--_Deseret News_ speaks.--Commendatory.--Sympathy.--Calamity is proof of the strength of the Co-operative system.--Determination to rebuild. CHAPTER XL. Dedication day.--Fourth of July.--Gratitude and thanksgiving.--More than two thousand had suffered loss.--In six months the Factory is rebuilt.--Great rejoicing.--Dedicatory prayer.--Address.--Speeches.--Brigham City M. and M. Association.--A raid.--Railroad contract.--How a village sprang up.--An onslaught.--Confusion ensues.--The Grand Jury issues indictments.--Men drove to jail in a herd.--Great excitement.--Superintendent Dunn speaks.--John Merrill in custody.--Handcuffed.--Chained in jail.--Telegrams from the United States President.--How the Judge received them.--More about Merrill.--Left unguarded and unacquitted.--About the mill.--Dishonesty of Jurors.--Financial loss. CHAPTER XLI.