Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

mcr resorts frcquunled by the wealthy
classes " Europe. The nords, with
their picturesque aud divefsi fled seen.
cry, attract crowds Of tourists. The
scandinavian summer, though short,
Is remarkable for ita brightness. Nor.
way, which u n very poor country, its
chief industry being fishing. profits
very much by the yearly Influx Of
tourists, who spend their money freely
among the people.
The total abstinence convention ut
Tfondhlcm elected Sven Aatrcstad
president Of the society, and decided
upon Fredrik--tad as the next meeting
place.
Publlc meetings 10 discuss tho pollti =
cal situation are now the oricr Of the
lay. Among the prominent liberal
speakers are Messrs. konow aud Blehf.
both members uf the cabinet, and VINO
In plain aud unmiataknhle terms voice
Norway'- demand for separate min.
ister Of foreign afiairs. The talk about
the union being endangered should the
Nutwegians In this request be recog.
nizgd, was characterized by Mt. Blehr
as uufounded; the danger, he contend.
ed, lay Ia continuing the present mr..
Management with common minister. u
condition productive OF Fiction aud
constant source OF unpleasantnts- and
dissatisfaction. Mr.. kOnow created
quite a sensation by saying, In tho
course OF the discussion nj meeting
In Odalen, that Y liberal majority would
bring about tho separate minister Of
foreign affairs before the end Of the
three yeara period for which the cleo.
lion- now aru being held.
DgSMAKR.
The mercantile navy OF Dcnnark
numbeu 1870 vessels, $50 Of which are
steamers.
The strike Of the BAKERS in Copen.
hagen has been successful. The public
was In sympathy with the strikers.
Bornholm will have new paper,
the editor Of which will be Congress.
man Blem.
A gas factory is /, be- built In Skan.
dcrborg, at n cost u only $4,000.
A congress " tailor has lust been
held at Oiense. Their Union has q
membership Of 1900.
The jews VI Copenhagen have sont
81, 900 TO their exllo1 brethren Ia
Russia.
A llttlc girl nj Nonsiili, whose back
was partially paralyzcd, was drowned
In pail ofwater the other day.
The Hornborg Savings Bank which
had very limited number Of dopOsl.
tors has been completely wrecked by
IL treasurer, A. Petersen, who has
emptiod the treasury during his term
-
years. The treasury was supposed 10
contain about $4,000.
The law providing Tor the support Of
old labOfen Il already being enforced
In many localities. Ia the district Of
Honens, not including the city itself,
g15 persons will receive In all sl9,-
135.is.
Two men bargalned about n bushtl
OF 5.ocrc, the smallest Danish silver
coin, the other day nj the Osi0 fair.
The seller offered ~ deliver II TOT 300
kroner within certain time, and the
other took him up The bushul OfcOin
was forthcoming on the appointed day,
but IL proved bad bargain for the one
who delivered IL. lts value was nearer
600 kroner than 800.
A fight between Hons temporarily
| blOckaded the Danish state railroad
acrUss Scaland "a few days ago. Their,
were eight OF them In three cagos cn
route for the mainland when the fight
broke out. Perhaps II was caused by
the sudden Ovorcrowding VI the apart
ment through this advent Of two whtlpl
In one Of the cages and the mOther'a
concern for the offspring. Perhaps the
father tried 10 eat them. II was a
tremendous row, aud the lion tanner
had TO beat the occupants of the cage
sore with an iron bar before they could
bc made 10 stop, all biiton and torn.
a veteran thief, who In his old age
Ind repcnted and turDed-evon NILS.
siOnnry, died Ht Grccnaa, Denmark, the
other day. His name was kuud Pot,
aud hu had made his home for yearr
In the stone.set death chamber " one
Of the many tunnels that dot the Dan.
ish fields. It's original viking inhnblt-
ant had been dug out Icing before he
took possession. knud was the biggest
thief roundabout, hut at that a man Of
intelligence and full Of useful iuiOma'
tlon which he readily impaired TO all
who wanted IL, taking In exchange
such OF their property ~ he could get
| away Nlinss bNtt ht rAulN u HlAil
COW aud, meeting him shortly after,
persuaded him that II was not his aud
made him sell II for him. When the
man discovered his loss II was too late .
He had sold his own COW and given
| knud the money. NO one coOld pun
ish even n thief for receiving money ~
offered him. Knud lived 10 he close Il
hundred years old, and before h,
died repented and became q shining
light IN the church.
There l. n big rumpus In Klng
Christian's kingdom over the present,
lac In to have ut his golden wedding
next May. III. loyal subjects are fall
ing over each other Ia their haste "a
offer suggestions, but they aro little
backward with the cash. One reason
Il the want Of cooperation. There Ia 0
monument committee, IA committee
collecting funds for a charitable iusti.
tuition IN be founded by the King ss O
memorial, u committee 10 purchase O
painting worthy Of tho occasion, a
''wealthy landowner committee, a
navy officers committee, and hun
dred other appointed bodies having "a,
many conflicting enterprises ON hand.
Between them the money comes In
drlblets. The latest committee EN-
braces seven bishops, and aims at tn,
endowment ola home for clorgymen'i
widows, which Il TO bear the name O
King Christian and rebound 10 hi,