Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13
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Finland,
VERY SNAIL PRIME MINISTER



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rdncipally be grantod TO ohhd anu uo'
I,sslt for their proper care.
The editors OF Finnish newspapers
,.se hitherto been privileged 10 re-.
nee foreign Journals direct but hence
IN ali papefa will fret have 10 20 to
ynis,ngfofs. and those Intended for
i,nntfy editote will furthermore he
W In Wiborg TO he scrutinized by tho
sa,.lan censor. All foreign news Will
~. i've delayed several days, aud, Of
.,,.e only the trite anu harmless
."n.noItlcsl ones he allowed 10 appear.
IN N real political interest will he
in,,ed all over with black ink.
one Of IA. weekly swedish news.
,,sers Of Chicago, the SUonsku huTircH,
t.doprnsd n subscription In aid OF tie
,,yiting miners oisNorherg In SWEDEN
rbe result OF this, about sl7O, was ab.
,a,dly enough transmitted 10 the prime
,siristef OF Sweden, Mr.. BJstrOm, ~ n
"a he surc through his instrumcntBlity
"a re,rh the distressed workmen aud
,hsir families. However, nothing was
ssard by them from His EXcellency,
md In answer 10 sn interrogatory telc.
,nm written reply wa, at last read
a meeting the other day, that
IN. Ercellency had received tho
money, nut had returned II to Chi
eago with tho explanation, that
te had nothing TO do with tho matter.
Ofcourse, this Intelligence created an
Indignant sensation, all the more, as II
The money had been duly received by
the strikers, their case Mt issue would
NOTABLY have had n dill outcome.
hl. eIccllency, lof course, considered
himself too great n man TO act rs a
Medium between the Swedish meri.
caa citizens and their striking labor
,n at home. Mr.. BOstrom was but an
ob,ufe landowner very few years
aso, bu, was suddenly introduced into
The kings cabinet by one Of those SUD.
den strikes with which Dams Fortune
OCCASIONALLY dolighB TO illustrate her
,fandoEirai prediction for modlOcrity.
The radical papets OF Sweden draw
the attention to the fact that this
wealthy cabinet member, however, does
not dlspise the populAco enough to 70.
fuse his fat salary, pressed from the
am. tconiemptible souTce--the work
ing population.
~
e,herdsy nj a sugar refinery IN COpen-
hagen. A steam boiler had been
SLOWED 10 run dry, aud exploded, kill
ihg four men. At the corOnePs Ia.
quest the Httondant physician de-
cared they had been partly boiled to
death by steam.
About one hundred genuine Egyp-
,Iin portraits, painted between three
AMI four hundred years Il. g., and coll
itc,ed by n German merchant named
Gni, arc at present being exhibited In
The Grand HILL Of the Manufacturer
sleIeiy Of Copenhagen. They will
tsIiyear DO exhibited nj the Chicago
Worlds Fair.
A grateful debtor is n rard duis.
About lj years ago young Swede
tgrowed $50 from n lady to pay his
tsssage as an emigrant TO America,
with promise TO return Il M soon as
10 could. After two years he was able
l. fetutn the sum with an additional
complimentary $50, and with this he
has continued for fourteen years, Anuu.
ally sending $50 In remembrance Of
the now aged lsIy'H kindness, aud has
Promised 10 send once more the Gus.
iomary $50 M his final thanks. This
,migrant has evidently succeeded well
In America, aud such noble hearts de-
serve success, and are an honor = the
bweiish.Amurloans.
A Swedish historical momento has,
strange enough, recently been dis.
covered in sydney, Australia. II
consists OF coat and vest VI silk, In OK
cellent preservation, and which IL
automatically proved oncs to have
belonged to King Gustavus NasA, the
famous liberatOr from the Danish yoke
IN 1920. The raimrnts arv beautifully
embroidered with silk, said TO be tho
work Of 0ne OF his royal daughters.
THE Left Ericsson Memorial Asso.
citation Of Chicago" has invited Nor.
wegian artists 10 compete for u prize
picture, representing Left Ericson's
discovery OF America. Mr.. Ggde,
American consul In Chris'isnia, will
be one Of the Jury asr ~ matter OF
Political eIiquette-but the artists are
elimoring for Jury to consist
hllely OF painters, as naturally being
we most competent 70 judge Of tho
iof,heomisg picture. Even the famous
tstheuc PtOf. l.. Dletrichson the br.lli-
Ant author of"Ihe World OF Beauty"
anu An acknowledged great connoiss-
eur OF painting, is discarded by the
tlchy aitsls who will produce no work
unless they are allowed to he judgcI
solely by men OF their own craft,
Kaiser William is expected to arrive
~ sweden In the beginning OF Soptrm.
oer 10 participate In King Oscars elk
huntl the mountain regions u Hun.
BTomo.
NO less than forty-three Swedish
FEMALE artists, Ia the departments Of
PAINTING and sculpture, have hitherto
snhounced themselves anxious 10 ex.
hlDll their works nt the Woman's
building at the Worries Fair. Whether
we place eau be accorded to all liz un.
certain, a. It depends upon the com.
mltted.
Inc wife Of the notorious whlsky.
surg IL. q. Smith, (MTs. NIL. smith,
'at collin, In seeking legal separation
NE rural court In BlckIngc, the
"9'heaslern province Of Sweden. IL
BASED on the allegation Of "deser.
Won anu absenso during xix months."
a poorly clad elderly man about
gdAly year. OF age, arrived the other
Wy az Goihonburg, on his return from
america, whore he had lived for forty
utulee yeafA His destination was
srtooAuolm hut he declared that he
Mas 80 poor shat he could not buy "A
hngA'i much less pay bis fare to Stock
nDln' For some TeasOn no was
, !. and money drafts amounting
70 nearly $4,000 were found sewn be,
NI lhe Two pair Of stockings lac was