Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
NEWS FROM The FAR NORTH.
The Body Of a Child in an Gmtrl-
can Corn Beef Barrel.
DIR. sAysEy GETS A GOLD MEDAL.
A Danish Editor Sentenced for BIAS
phemy.-Items from Finland.


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Swedcnborgeans In America and
England have subscribed $4,000
toward a Swcdenborgean memorial In
Stockholm. The money will probably
he used TO aid the recently established
Swcdcnb0rgeau church aud provide q
library Of the numerous writings OF the
seer.
One hundred and fhy emigrants
from Stockholm let April 10 for the
Brazils. A great concoursc OF people
had assembled on the quay 10 bid them
ngopspccd 10 the distant land.
The Democratic leaders arc agitatlng
for n general strike Of agricultural
laborers during harvest time, ~ being
the most eiilcacious means Of bringing
the landowners 10 terms.
Eleven bakery firms Of Stockholm
have suspended business during the
last twelve months In consequence Of
the bakers' strike.
The export OF cereals has consldera.
bly, Increased Of late, while imports
have materially decreased.
a wife killer named August Johan.
son, who on the 18th OF March last
fatally stabbed his wife, has been sen.
tcnccd TO seven years In tho peniten-
tlary.
A stone.blaster has calculated that
he has TO strike with his mallet $1,000
times 10 earn pittance OF 20 cents a
day.
A strike OF 1900 miners In the dis.
trict Of Norberg has been amicably
settled. The salvation Army has sent
delegates 10 advocate the accepted
compromise, but they arrived too late.
On unpacklng barrel OF a merlcan
corncd beef the body Of n child was
discovered inside. Tho gasthly con.
slgnmont was returned TO the agent.
A fire that occurred ut Sodorhamn,
April -, consumed large building
containing eight stores and n wEre-
house belonging to Noach Jansson.
Delsbo, Parish OF Helslngland, main.
tains its illgotten fame for brawls aud
fights. At recent meeting Of the
salvation army q tipsy peasant per-
sisted In driving Into the hall with his
sledgo, as he Insisted that his horse
"also stood In need OF salvation"
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schools ladies' Of n prepossessing ap-
peafnnco are given tho preiercnco-the
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Helsingland.
Ten spurious notes OF 1000 kronor
each have boon seized nj Forsa, near
Hudiksvall, and the possessor, Ola
SJodln, imprisoned. The notes had
Sweden. The accomplish, being his
brother, Otto SJodin, IL ON his return TO
Sweden, aud Is ex pected TO be captured
ia England.
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Colonel Il. Melln has sent $1,000 10
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A farmer, John Alfred karlson, from
Skaraborg, was captured on board n
steamship for Hull, ON his way TO
America, making his escape after COM
milling a forgery ON the bank Of Mar
iestad for 500.
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Another scandalous auction of paiI.
pers has recently taken place In the
nari,h of Frepdofors, near Anal, No
less than o. persons, mostly old and
decrepit, were knocked down by tho
hammer TO be maintained each for lcss
than 50 apiece yeaH
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w.",s,n o.tarao,iand hay, .ni.,a,ed
within m. ias1 n,w y,ars and WI ,ha 4
nr"vince IL one AZ M. very bost agri.
cultural districts In Sweden. There
must bc aomcthing radically wrong In
the social condition OF n people that
causes them 10 depopnlate the land.
The upper classes In sweden are gener.
ally cruelty snobbish 10 working people.
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An en,'s'hh', WIZ nnS oeon hino
Ing visit 10 his native homie near Vnd.
stepa, was recently seized by the mill >
tary authorities and compelled 10 serve
hs cohsofipt nv cIergy nan VI nus
Iarisil hlhuly voIunteofou 'io ih'o'ni"'
uoh the hu'ho'ltes'
Tho Dowacer Countess Won Koch. of
Gotland, presented thirty OF her DEEPEN
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