Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08


after refuse 10 allow all men who were
born 10 Denmark, to marry and settle
down northern 5uhleswig. Any
Danish subject, who, without
having special permission mar
riee and settles there, VIII be
expelled. A subject, who ia between
10 aud 30 Year, OF age, and earns ms
living In northern Schleswig, IL 10 be
expelled also, N he does not give q
solemn promise to serve in the German
srmy. II makes no difference whether
he has served la the Danish army be-
fore or not.
TiiE CUSTOMS RELATIONS BETWEEN
RUSSIA ASD FINLAND.
The long undecided question Of the
customs relations between Finland
and Russia Is now ~ be referred TO q
committee, the principal duty Of which
would be TO propose an increase OF the
impose ON Finnish Industrial products
when exported 10 Russia. The aim OF
this IL, Of course. 10 further protect the
Russian manufactures against Fin.
nish competition.
KING OSCARS WORKS ~ uEBMANY.
The LRicroit,chcs Centraibidn 10.
Views King Oscars prose- works, pub.
lishc1 In Hamburg IN 1892, and writes
Of them as follows: liking Oscar III /,
as u well known, Ia one Of the most
gifted monarchs Of our day. The first
hundred pages OF the prose works con
tain speeches he has delivered on
several occasions, partly rs prince
partly ~ kiug. ElOpuence n, m ex.
periencc teschss us, u beautiful natural
gin, the possession ~ which, however,
may become dangerous for crowned
heads. AS 10 King Oscar, one must
acknowledge, after having rend his
book, that he understands how 10
speak briefly and To the point, whether
he il speaking swedish or a foreign
language"
GEORGE BRANDEs CALLED TO CHICAGO
Tho board OF trustees Of the new
Chicago university, which will be
oroned ncst October, has decided TO
offer DR.. George Brandes, the eminent
Danish author aud critic, the chair OF
scandinavian literature. The salary N
$1,000 year. Tho Chicago correspond.
cnt Of the BO,rs!idsHd3 sends out this
sensational information, and ~ the
publisher Of the paper is u brother Of
Or. Brandes, and makes no contradic.
ton Whatever, the news must be true.
Whether DE-. Brandes viii accept Ia
another question.
THE SWEDISH RnHeDAG.
Tho upper house has decided that no
woman who |. under seventeen years Of
age has the night 10 marry.
Tho government will introduce u iii
CmhOdying a change In the number OF
members OF the Riksdag.
Several representatives, among them
Prof. NOrdenskiold, have introduced n
bill, the purpose OF which IL TO nnnul
the husbands guardianship over his
wife.
Rev. Redellus proposes that the
State ought to pay the salaries Of the
sectarian clergymen.
Thirteen members Of tho lower
house, most Of them officers IA the
army, are far from Satisfied with the
present military exercises, which last
only ninety days. They have intro.
duccd bill proposing that $4,000 mon
OF tho reserve do military service dur.
ing $50 days, while 1000 exercise dur.
'ng w uAyT'
MIsCELLANEous.
Crown Prince GustAf has been ap-
pointed n lieutenant general Ia the
German army.
a new socialstic paper the name Of
which will be ny ia (rew Times), Is
to be published IN Gottenburg.
Three persons were drowned oil
Grcnna, Denmark.
Mp. G. w. Berndt, Of Stooholm,
Sweden. celebrated her Tooth birth.
DAY. She Is In the best OF health.
Governor Count n. X. r. b. Horn,
died Mt Karlskrona.
Bishop Nils Jacob Laache, OF Trond.
HEM, Norway, Ia dead.
Siveu Nelson has been elected pre-.
sldent Of the Norwegian Storthing,
aud UllmRn, Vice President.
Twenty Danish workmen have bee n
expelled from the German island Of
Ais.
w. w. Thomas, tho minister Of the
United States In Stockholm aud his
wife are making u trip through Italy.
Consul Duborgh, u prominent NOR.