Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-08

frame piece, lost It, and was thereby
"a ,isfied, and through with gambling
All the laborefs employed by Tue
Landsl na.kjeflinge railroad nave
struck. They demand wofhlhg uine
VI lll instead Of III hours
Vigo Ullmau, the prominent member
of the Norw egian Storlhing, write IN
his paper Tdrden: "lf we only obtain
sepsrate consuls, twill soon be iound
necessary IN have our own foreign mia.
Istct. and thai time will come, oven II
Il be not all In n bury"
MIR. Theobaldo, a Norwegian, il en-
deAvoring hard TO make his violin pro-
duce ALPHABETICAL sounds. He has NJ.
ready succeeded with many, but the
consouants Of WRD and IS" give him
the most trouble. He hopes to repro
duce the whole alphabet then TO con-
slruct words and sentence. such sitn-
plc worda as "manima" aud papa"
he maintains the violin can easily
speak.
Blornson's impudence Il making The
Norwegian people tired OF him nut the
fact il, that he has Ia Ms possession 80
many compromising letters from mem
bers Of the present ministry that they
do not dare 10 break with MIN totaIy'
The other day, however, when he went
up to attend n cabinet meeting In Oriei
TO tell the government what ought ah1
what ought not TO he done, ms Boou
friend, MIR. S,een, the prime minister
became mad, and showed him the door.
The woulj.be.rofOrmer thought u tc,t
TO take the hint, before hu was kicked
out.
Although II may AppeArA rather bold
plan TO venture Acros- the Atlantic Ia
such a craft Az tho Viking ship, never.
lhuless several persous have already
announced themselves willing to par.
licipate la the perilVu- voyage. A
Necessary complement VI crew ~ ma
nmuvrr the vessel will, Of course, EN-
bark la Norway, but h II takes thirty
mon 10 My the oars, the full equipment
will be- completed ON ia arrival at
Chicago, when only N0Twegians will
be selected for the purpote. Several
literary men will participate In the
trim, and an account OF the trans.At-
lantio passage aud the whole voyage
will be published Immediately on IT.
arrival. A lsl book will be issued
describing the Viking ship anu the dis.
covefy o Vinland by the Norsem-n,
with brief characterization OF mod
cru Norway.
The secretary for IN. Swedish com.
mittee OF the Worlds Fair recently
visited the town OF Eskilftuna, the
sheffield Of Sweden, for the purpose Of
prevailing upon Its ma ufaciufers TO
wOrthily represent their Industry nj
a.. hlhtflun Al attit.
e,quent meeting Of the members OF
the Society of Manufacturers II wac
agreed that they should have ouo
large exhibit stand, where the indi.
vidual firms would be 80 indicated as
10 each separate contest for prizes.
Hither,6it has principally been the
Swedish descendants resident In Fin.
land, who have emigrated TO America,
but that now also the aboriginal Films
have begun to emigralo IN mass,s. may
be- inferred from tho fact, that at
Haugo, the port Of departure for trans.
fer via Sweden, only one religious
service hA. been celebrated IN Swedish,
9 III the other services had 10 be con-
Quoted In the Finnish tongue 10 suit
the nationality Of the departing emf.
grants.
Two Swedish brothers named Eager.
strom, who were the owners VI n big
Wholesale drygOods store In Berlin,
committed suicide the other day. Tho
elder brother shot himself, tue younger
hung himself. Financial distress was
the cause uf the double suicide which
was much lamentod In Berlin, us both
btothcrs were highly respected aud
good business men.
DR.. Nansen lcc,uted recently In
Christians Oh his Intended expedition
10 the north pole. Tue ship ON VIII sch
he will make the adventurous voysg,
Is being built Ia Christiania, TO DO
finished some time next fall. IL will
be furnlshed with steam engines anl a
captive balloon, anu will carry sui.
ilclent provisions 10 last for twelve
mon during six years.
Colonel Hans Mattson, tile e1.secro.
,ary oi State In Minnesota, IL at pre-.
ont travelling in sweden, His recently
publilhcd book on his life aud adven.
lures IN the United States Il selling
worry well, and has received very HAT.
toring notices IN various scandinavian
new Pal'uTs.
Miss Maria OfstrOm, OF AIbOga, who
eonc time ago sent Au amount Of
money, collected among the Baplists
OF that city for the famine sufferers In
Russia, 10 tho Countess Tostoi, has
now received very cordial leltoi OF
thanks from the Countess.
The Princess Ebba Bernadotte, nee
Munck, gave birth 10 n daughter
the other day, Both mother and
child are doing we'll.
Swedish paper II nowadays exported
10 many foreign Countries. The Troll.
LW,taB paper mill IL ut present fllllng
orders from Rio Jsnsiro, Talcahuauo
In Mexico anu Melbourne la Austria.
liza.