Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
NgWSFROM The FAR NORTH,
Ths Swedish King and Capital as
Seen by an American.
AUG. PALM, Az ANARCHIST, KISSED


eapital. He look UP MS hooue -,
rarely swedish hotel, purposcly avoid
ing "rhe Grana," where principally
foreigners put up. But he calls stock
holm the centre for super'refined INV
olity, or d hind Of plaieance open Tour
months during the year. business
aud aldefmanic governmentis carried
on with great vigor, Tut that does not
deter tbs popuiace from enjoying
themselves during the few summer
,nonthp. Tho city has the advantage
~ Icing surrounded aud intersected
Nv water, and the creeks have the adj
yantae. Of containing half OF them
fferh aud half OF them salt ater The
rspldv, which cOurte beneath the great
bridger, conAist of fresh water fed by n
couple Of large, and numerous mlnor
lakes, stretching hundreds Of miles into
the interiof-but turning 10 the other
sIde the water IL salt-that Of the Bal
lie sea, The numerous steam launches
are the cheapest, neaie.t aud ptetlicst
m the world. There are many
parks, museums, palaces, hospitals,
vp,ra houscs, theatres, pictures ahu
swedish punch, the seductive national
peyefpge. The opera Is the meet Ia
Tufppe with tho exception or the
Italian. The royal palace Il the largest
IN Luropo. Stockholm II the Paris "
m. North In regard TO ADJUSTMENTS.
There arc also several factories, and n
considerable iron foundry, but these,
as well Ne other business, seem 10 be
secondary 10 pleasure. King Oscar III
4. fond Of amurene but has prob.
sbly few subjects, with the exception
Of manual laborurs, who work more
than he does. And why should not
that be the case also? A king that
Iusis IL no good. And this ruler will
not grow mouldy for lack Of work. To
begin with he n the most eridite mon.
arch on any European throne, or, ~
for that, in the whole world. He N
scientist, u linguist aud ctymologist,
author, musician, poet, and knows
how hydraulic cement II prepared.
heard him on ono occasion lecture up
on that subject, anu | have not the
slightest doubt but that he would be
able TO draw the plan OF n bridge just n
well AZ formulate the most important
state document. lie takes great Interest
10 the Chicago World's Fair, aud re-
Rrets that, during his travels In his
young days, he did not visit America.
Alta recent meeting Of the striking
miners At Norberg the following rcso.
. luton was passed: "rhe striking min
ers Of Nofbefg, Mt n genernl meeting,
hereby call upon their fellow workmen
immediately 10 take such steps and
means as will terminate the strike, OF
ess we will all Euccumo. We must
have your moral assistance 70; the
nnnulinent OF our contracts. We can
exist no longer In this manner. We
have done all In our power, 20 that We
arr not TO blame, II We have 10 sub
mii.D Tho strike seems TO be mp.
preaching Its end; whole crowds OF
miner, one after another have re-
sumed WORK.
Prince Oscar BOruAdotte and Prin-
CO.'S Bernhdotte v ererecently ennoblcd
by Grand Duke Adolf OF Luxemberg,
being appointed Count anu Countess
Of viborg. Niborg Is the name OF an
81 castle on the island Of Gothland IN
the Baltic. The cause OF the cnnoble-
nient IL without doubt to give rank
and dignity TO Prince ,Bernadotte's
children, who, according TO the law OF
Sweden, do not inherit the titles oil
their parents.
One hundred and thirty Swedish
artists and manufacturers intend to
participate Ia the Worlds Fair In
Chicago. All branches OF Industry
are represented In very croditAble
manner.
Captain Y. Kuehlen, teacher nj the
Naval Academy Of Philadelphia, IL at
present staying In Stockholm. When
he returns 10 America, he intends 10
publish n book, the result Of his
observations OF the naval defenses Of
Europe. lie intends, however, FIRST
10 visit Germany and Russia and there
pursue studies similar to those he has
made In Sweden.
The police OF Copenhagen arrested
recently two Swedish Americans, who
had embedded s57, 1000 from the bank
Ing house Of Dix and Pbife, OF New
York. When tho two thieves, who had
arrived at Copenhagen by the steamer
hOakdale," were searched, only n
small amount Of money was found.
However, one OF their associates was
caught In Now York, and most Of the
stolen money was found In his possess
sion.
Only half the number OF tho con.
scripts who were recently summoned
70 musterat Nerpes, Kasko, Oivtrmafk,
kiistlnestad and kOTsenes, turned M.
lea, without doubt In order 10 escape
military service.
DR.. A. U. Baath, the prominent
Swedish poet, has been offered the
chair OF scandinavian languages and
literature Mt the new Chicago univer.
sily. DR.. Bath has not yet decided
whether he will accept or not.
Mrs. Maria Anderson, OF Rebbelber-
"a, committed suicide the other day.
The cauHe OF the tragedy was a most
PECULIAR one. One Of her sons, who are
all living In America, arrived home
with his family iu order to pay u visit
10 his dear mother. Ihe old woman,
however, believed that the family had
come TO stay for ever, and ~ she did
not like the idea Of this she committed
suicide. The husband Of the woman
also took his own lie three years ago.
Nine hundred thousand OF the male
inhabitants OF Sweden, who are oi age,
have no right 10 vote. The bill intro.
duced In the Riksdng aud emb0dying
proposition 10 lot Ia part (abOut
lai000l Of those thus excluded, was
recently defeated.
Aug, Palm, tho Swedish "Herr
Most" made recently very inflam.
mialory speech at Hallet in Sodetman-
ianl. lie ctlticizod the government
~ mo most vigorous language, and
said that anarchy would soon over
throw the present intolerable state OF
affairs. "rhere Is" spoke Palm, "a
teing named dynamite, aud by means
OF That we can blow our opurrssors