Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04
NEWS FROM THEFAR NORTH.
B9IHayS Interest 10 Tie Worlds
Fair
HAMMERTEST'S ELECTRIC LIGHT.
NOrdensLioid's South Pole Expedition.
-CopCnhngsu's Population.
srArIs1GcAL coINofprNcrs.

Tho statistics ns to the population In
the parish Of svinhult, Osl.tgutland,
Sweden, show some very peculiar
facts. The number u inhabitants wnl
the same Jan. /, 1892 that It was Jan.
], 1891. Fify.One people euiigrated
In 1891. while the same number settled
In Tie parish during the year. The
cases Of death r1rrtspondcd With those
" birth, aud eight weddings woIa
cc.ubfRttd rs compared with eigh. dis
solved marriages. Tho Rumskulla
parish 10 the same province had ius.
1892 inhabitants when the year 1892
made IT, fret BOW.
NORWAY AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.
Norway will without doubt DO rep.
resented al thu Columbian Exposition.
Tue Norwegian Interior department
seems at least 10 he IN favor OF such
participation, and gives many import
ant reasons for this, among which are
the following: "Le.f Erickson, "a Nor
wcgian, lie supposed to have been tho
Arst disCoveref of the great American
continent; most Americans nowadays
Acknowledge that Christopher Colum-
bus had heard Of this, aud that his
Journey 70 iceland was made for this
Z NNiN NhA AiNfh NA kAANAuAAE ANlQallAllDH
NJ to the travels Of LUii; N1rwegians
have contradiction no small degree
/ 90 the building up Of tho American re-
! public, especially the Western Ststes;
Nurwogisns fought bgavely during tho
! civil war for the unity OF Inc republic
aud the principles Of humanity; tho
| NOIwegi0ui IN America amount 10
more than onc.iOuIth u tho number OF
those who arc living IN Norway, and
I ,Aty are also acknowledged hy the
native citizens TO be an honest and
/ lgw.ub!dinE people; Norwegian sailors
Z have won g0pu aud fair reputation Us
| reliable eeameu On board American
/ ships both merchant vessels and men.
! 0f.Wai; the Norwegian Americans
/ have always maintained % deep and
D earnest love for their mother country
I on T. proved by the considerable money
/ ttmItlguce3 yearly ssnt TO tho fat
/ northern land; Norway's eE portatlonu
| 60 America AFRO becoming larger every
| day; NJ most Vnticlng tourist ooun-
| try Norway stands unrlvaled, aud
there never was . peter opportunity
20 lot this fact be known shan Just
now; It IL our most important duty to
accept the invitation so cordially
toudetcu us hy the American govern.
| istAtt ioT AAtlN 10 NJ upAhA III our
mind that the Columbian Exposition
| VIII reveal n competition OF mag.
nitude and extent heretofore unknown
llamung nRtionr.n
| ltmay be said that most OF tho rea-
| sons here given for Norwegian ezhl-
| hilton cover the yet unsettled question
~ 10 the representation Of Sweden at
| Chicago I'm 1898.
THE GAR LINES "swkDfsH MovE-
MESTs.n
Axcl Larson Roman, young Bweda,
| OF CARLSBAD, emipTated to 81. Peters.
| burg some years ago. lie was an EXPERT
in everything concerning the Swedish
/ Movement Cure, and soon had the
| honor 90 treat the auioerat Of all the
| Nussins. The Car took "A liking 20
the yourg fellow Rs wen Ms 10 the
I "3w,dish novemoutg,n anu one DAY
he appointed Roman "lmpeital hi.
rector II the Gymuastic Institute OF
| 81. Petersburg" Tho flll Russian
name of Roman is AEsl Larowitsoh
! A-EL-S15,