Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18
NEWS FR0a TIE FAR NORTH.
ellen Hartnal's ElOpemont and lis
Termination.
A LIBERAL NORWEGIAN Plat.
FORM.
A Notorious Swedish Atheist ~ the
Point OF Death. - Ihe Grown
Prime, In Norway.

Some little time ago y bear hunt was
organ 1ud In tue north Of Finland, a.
which eight hrDlus were killed. OF
these, two were follu1 10y famous
bear hunter, Captain Hook, which
made the number Just one hundred Uf
such boast which he has participated
In killing, For every bear Captain
Hook has slain he drives silver tack
Into the stock ~ his gun.
The cOnaumttion Of brandy la Stock.
holm has decreased during the lat
fourteen years with about One.thlrd,
computed per individual. a somewhat
encouraging phase Of the earnest teln.
perance movement Of that seli-indui-
gent metropolis.
Somewhat more than a year ago the
fayUritc actress Of the Royal Dramatic
Theatre In stockholm, beautiful Mr..
Ellen Hartman, vl1pci with Count
Reluhold SOn Ri.Cu, max lug Tor the
shores Oi America, AS The count had
monetary expectations from his grand.
mother, an American lady In lios,on,
but arrived IN Liverpool. The rum
away couple were overtaken by the
counts brother, who persuaded him 10
abandon his fair prize, anu return
home, with which he complied. Had
such an action taken place In the
southern States Of America, II might,
perhaps, have brought the craven Sc
Queer within the moose Of lynrh.lhw.
The misguided i1lr one bethOught hcr.
self little, and then res0rted 10 all
ifail womeu's para lise-Paris. Here
she sought the Instructions II the great
CUquulin, NJ thp Theatre Fraucais, To
perfect herself Ia the seductive Htt Of
stage COqu,try, which one would
scarcely deem necessary for such an
experienced actress and thirty years
old. She succeeded ~ mlrvelOusly
well under thu Instruction Of the fam.
Gus FfunchmAu, that she now " trAy-
cling In his company playing In
French, ami Is actually on dying
visit tO Stockholm, o. appear AMI play
la Ffcnch-lho chosen language Of
c1urtiris and courtisan-, at the very
court theatre, whence she took flight,
leaving her husband, y highly rtS-
pvctul actor, g. recover from the
stuplr with which the discovery Of his
wi.r's oscbpaie OVerW helmod him.
The thratrv,gOing public OF Stockholm
pride themselves upcu rivalling the
itlyolity Of the Pansiaus themselves,
AHNNA % ~ AF hNAAA illN AAlhA my WIFI
vOvilerOusly welcome the flying visit
Of the pet Of the public, although
even Ia the annals OF the stage
II Il u brazou oilfoutery, which has
scarcely been equallci. IL has been
SAID, that an vutcrprising theatrical
manager, Of Chicago, offered the fair
sinner starring engagement In
America ~ soOu ns her n ght became
tall - l.. L.aHnsNfal,
year ago. but Ellen treated that allur-
ing temptation with silent contempt.
Tho rhingvalla Ocean Line Company
has surplus from last year Of only
100, $3.50 crowns. The board OF ilsctois
propose that II may be added to the
fund for renewals.
Stockholm with population OF
5000 inhabitants POSSESSES above
5000 telephones, tho grealest proportion
NJ any city In the world; about one
telephone u every 81 persons.
The platform for the next Norwegian
elections will he: "Shall we dissolve
tho union; abolish the royal cOnstitu.
ton, and proclaim ourselves Il republic,
--or not? From this program we will
not swervc."
The consular committee OF the Nor
wegian Storthing Is expected during
May to give Its Hnal decision respect.
ing the independent Norwegian con.
Hulates. But the president, UllmAn, II
no confident Of the issue that lie writes
Ia One Of the leading papers; "Tho
Norwegian coasulgtus viii he estah-
llshed within n few weeks, ITO which
the Swedish papers OF opposite opiu.
lon merely reply. olntpput VIII
they?"
Poor little Denmark seems TO have
forgotten that agreeme nts anu treaties
OF peace are not very reliable Ia Ia.
modern politics VI EurOpe,-it is with.
IN easy momory Of mau how she lost
her Duck les, -and yet now she contem.
plates disseminating the works OF Tor.
tiflcatiOns, thereby TO gain an Rddi-
tionai area for building purposes, esti-
mated at hfty million crowns. But
hyw, Il tue royal crowns OF Denmark
then itself disappear Ia the guiclIsGnd,
NJ European political mAoninS,i)Isg
Do not throw away the shield, Dana!
There have recently been nov laws
Issued ia Denmark concerning the uni.
vcrsity and the various academies anu
high.grndo normal schools, which
rive promise Of general satisfaction,
and ara a credit 10 the mediatOrs be.
tween ihrul,ra radicals and the quasi
dcsp1tic government.
Victor Lrnrtnnd, the uotorl1u,
Swedish atheist md socialist, II lyirr
nt thu poiul u death In the town OF
Gele, whrrc he hn. been on visit to
his relations, Inflammation OF the