Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22
NEWS FROM The FAR NORTH.
Republican Clubs arc BEING Of6an-
lied 10 Sweden.
THE CuaNoIs IN NORWAY.
Endea,ors TO Gcrmanire Denmark by
Buying Out The Danish Farmers.
THE CuANoIs IN NORWAY.



all over the country.
The law forblddlng the Roman Cath
ollie Clergy 10 make converts Is TO DE
strictly enforced.
Tho iron mines Of Norrbotien are the
richest IN the world and would tuiilee
for the whole world for period OF over
1000 years.
The Row. Flygaro, o' Chrlstlanstad,
has caused general surprise by talk
ing on "the matter Of defcnscs" In the
pulpit on Sunday.
No reports hpye been received from
sixty Blue Ribbon aoclotles during the
last ak months.
A great number Of rcady-mnde cot
Agcs, which arc takon apart and sent
TO Brazil, Australia and other foreign
countrie1, are turned out by the Ek.
man Manufacturing Company OF
Stockholm.
John Anderson, OF Goerslocf, has
suffered from cold, dirt and starvation
Tor q number Of yeara. Tho cause,
however, was not poverty, hut ayaTico
which bordcred ON madness. He sue
cumbed 10 his sufierlngr n short time
ago, leaving cash Gand Oopefiy TO mo
value Of $500.
Three hundred and ninety three
people, among them my Firms, emf
grated TO America July - by way OF
Gothenbufg.
Carl Anderson, n farmer Of Ncstra
Kleina, has disappeared mysiorloualy.
Its believed that he has made his way
10 America.
Eleven.ycar-old Alfred Peterson Of
CarlshAmn, bet IA cents that he could
roll himself In u trough Of tar-which
he actually did. But finding TINT the
stufrstuck 10 him much worse than he
had expected, he commenced 10 cry,
and n policeman took him 10 tho
hospital, where II proved TO be a Job
worth many time II cents 70 wash him
clean.
Ton years ago the daughter Of n
farmer Of kronoberg fell In love with
their hired man, but lehe was not per-
mltted to marry him. A number Of
years ago bho married another man,
with whom she hiss had three children.
Her flrst lows went 10 America, but
visited the old hAuns again two years
ago. The ncighborhood was shocked
fow days ago by the news that tho
woman had left her husband, children
and everything, and ~ some money
was missing, too, II IL supposed that
she had. Joined her old love In
America.
The Archbishop Of Sweden hns
warned tho clergy against tho Danger
OF the Sociailstic agitation. This
prclate II credited with very pat re-,
ply TO n well.known Liberal member Of
the Swedish Parliament, who twitted
him with tho Soolallftic claim that
Christ was the first aud the greatest
Socialist. "Your Socialism and thai
u Christi replied the Archbishop
shave nothing 10 do with each other,
for while the modern Socialist boast
that all thine " mine,' Christ rant
meehly, 'all mine Ia thine.'"
Tho wife ofA Swedish railroad super
intendent, described IA magnificent
but spoiled beauty, recently blew oui
her brains with pistol. Her caus'
for suicide she set down thus briefly II
"a letter 10 her husband before she sho
herself: 81 follow my canary bird
Good.byel" Her bird had flown away
a couple Of days before.
NORWAY.
6teen, the minister OF state, was o.
year. VI July 90.
The voss railroad gave surplus o
$4,000 during the past fiscal year.
The Salvation Army OF Christianl
has opened q printing Office OF its owl
where n Norwegian edition OF tn
Var Cry will DO printed.
A young Engllshman arrived q
Trondhjcm tho other day who hal
made n bicycle tour through Swedoi
mud Norway. He had performed Ia
journey In three weeks, aud made tn
distance from Stockholm TO Veblung,
MIRA, which IL $50 English miles, 4
seven and n half days.
Norway possesses nino Lighthouse
OF tho fint-class, seventeen Of the soc
ond class, eleven Of tho third elias
twenty-one OF the fourth class, twenty
seven Of the NTH class, thiTty.nine {
the sixth class, and nine other snia
lights. All those llghh are In charg
OF permanent keepers. But, In add
ton TO them, there are also ll0 sma
lights not In charge Of permaneu
keepers. The expense 81 proyidin
the lighthouses OF Norway has, up /
the present, been fully 1850, 900, au
the annual cost OF tho maintenance
about $4,000.
Attempts have been made 10 accllmi
the the chamois IN Norway. A ooupl
1.-THE animals have been placed out 1
Stmrdalen In the care OF farmer q
the neighborhood.
on March o, 1890, the storlhin
with SO against "a votes, resolved /
petition the king TO open negotiation
for the conclusion OF internationi
arbitration treaties between Norwa
and foreign powers. The conservative
ministry then at tho helm, though OF
posed 10 the resolution, accepted IN
situation, and promised Loyalty 10 nj
tend To the matter. Subsequent
Norwap and Sweden received an IL
yitation from tho United States /
enter Into just such IN arrangement .
recommended by the Storthing. IN
Swedish government declined the ram
aud II now also appears that M
slnng's cabinet, though pledged to
dihuren. course, advised against u,
cepting the American proposition aa
Norway. The facts In this ease hay
hut recently leaked out creating
much more attention, hs Mr.. Stan
and his colleague. uurDosely hay