Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-26
NEWS FROM The FAR NORTH,
An American Sinser'S Triumph 10
Stockholm,
NINE oscln cor, 10 HOLLAND.
niiruyou aud Lieut. nnni Nwrrdrnp
nuartlllng. The Wihier uu
Iceland.

The Norwegian Stor,hing has unnni.
muusly resolved g. take Up u state loan
VI 2O,u0O,UOJ krOnrL
A "Young Mems Conservative So
ciety," numbering l7jU members, has
huen constituted w. Christians, Will
the avowei purport Of cautiously hd.
v,nriug lhe rev ideas Of the umvs.-
f,sfHa tcntC!
rne Christlania EUcHiHg Post has
received information that k1iHrr VIII
liam will arrive July Cat bUdp, aboard
the "ilohcnz1iioru.p From there he
gscs TO SkanrO, where he intends e.
boari 70 whaltr aud participate In the
catching of whales.
The present prime minister Of Nor
way, Johannes itcuu, msde n SACRED
promise little more thau thirty yeats
ego, that he would work 10 convert
Norway into q republic and he him
self become her fiTst president. He
seems pretty near the goal OF hi, am
billion.
There has been a very severe winter
ON Iceland, with much snow aud Ice IN
the northern parry. Wild rcindeefs
and snipv- have Va mas-ea repaired u
the habilntions Of mnu AMI been BILLED
by the thou-euus. On the southern
coast the winter fisheries have been
exceedingly lucrative. From the
Fnfo Islands great storms are re-
ported.
BinrnsJcrnc Bj0rn~on and Liuuten.
ant.Gcner,, George Sverdfup, Cquerry
10 the king, are nj loygerhead-. The
would.be teiormui has attacked The
[ latter In q severe article In The HOrids
/ Occurrences, regarding surury mere.
Z irioiOus dtruratiyr transactions, At
which insinuatious the courtivr has
taken offence, cOunler.chArgiug the
/ briligercnt pet with being far too
| ina sinative Ia his assertions, aud that
he has stretched the Truth 30 far that
the stories about his tBiurn-1D'sl re-.
I iusal Of the st. Olai's order and OF the
/ legion NJ honor are simply lies.
Two steamers, Intended fof the
/ transport service OF submarine mines,
have been executed Tor the Russian
/ navy by the Motgla Sliphuilding Com.
l p5uy, This establishment, however, ur-
| came bankrupt before the boats were
/ completed, ard tho contractors were
/ thus liable ~ heavy hne by their
| Russian customers. The company,
l however, caudidiy informed the Rus.
Han government OF their bankrupt
| condition pleading ior u remission VI
! the fine pul iu additional payment NJ
! los, 600 crowns beyond the stipulated
/ sum. The two boats proved Of such
superior workmanship that the Gar
/ gracefully accorded the Unprecedented
request.
Queen Sophia, whose health has
I been much improved during the last
week, has now arrived ut Stockholm
| from ChristiariA. At present she Is
/ Vating al the chateau OF Ultiksdal In
| tho vicinity Of .he Swedish capital.
] King Oscarani Queen Sophia viii la
/ u few weeks make tour to the con.
| ,iueut, durlng which they will also
] Iny u visit 20 the Gu.eu-ileSUnt ~
! Holland. DAME Rumor says that their
| ~ nleEtics OF sweden and Norway have
n uurcial aim with this Witt, namely
Z 10 arrange an engagement between
] Prince Can and the young Queen OF
Holland, who Il yet u minor. The
I crown princess will leave for Naples
/ cb0ut May lst-pfince Eugen arrived
the other day at II me, where no In.
tends to stay lot sdmu lime.
The ,a'lquatrd ami unjust privilege
| of rich landowners Of enthiled estates
Of nominating the iucumbent- NJ the
I pArochul churches, has just received a
/ glgring Illustration in the upper house
II the Swedish Riksjag. Count POul
| llGmiltou-himsrlf such JUS patron
! atus--irew the attention u the cham.
| Der to tho iucOugruity Of MIN being n
! prOlessUd Roman Catholic, 10 nominate
! the rector u "A Protestant church VI the
established Lutheran creed OF Sweden.
! However conscientious the BOmiustor
may be, still the incOugruity Of the
| antiquated law n ilRgrant, for even a
iree.thinser IL often called upon to OK.
erclse the same Irrational authority
conferred upon the titled landow ners.
We must compliment Count Hamilton
upon, his conscientious and manly un-
selfish conduct. Noblesse Obligr.
Two thousand two hundred and
twenty-five Swedish conscripts have
sought release from their patriotic
duties IN order TO immigrate To Amer
lea, intending no doubt 10 turn their
swords Into plou.hs.
One OF the greatest triumphs ever
scored by singer NJ stockholm since
the days Of Christine Nilsson WAS re-
Gently done ny nu young American
lady. The Royal Court Theatre was
crowded. The newspapers, however,
had without any recommendation
simply announced that an American
lady would appear rs "Nioletta. {"
Nothing extraordinary was expected /,
anu the audience appeared quite
apaiheiic. Besides, Sigrld Arnold
sons impersOnation was still Ia fresh
and detachable memory. The audi.
ence felt most unsympathetlc. But
the curtRin raises. She enters. What
dazzling appearaucel such eyes
such demrHuOl! II In the simple sud
natural American manner, united
with the rounded plastique Of the
Italian and the gracrfilness Of the
French, Glorious TOMS vibrgte through
tho auditorium, which not only en-
thrail their listeners, but verify cleo.
triiy and ravish them, evOking o
ycarniug resp In every human
heart. Madame Beatrice Nahon was
born In Chicago, IL French parents.
Her voice attracted already when
Il child considerable notice. A Tier
having consulted musical cOnuOisseuf.
her parents resolved that shoHhould
devote herself to her artistic cAlliug.