Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
NEWSRROM THE FAR NORTH,
The Norwegian StcrIhln6s Radl'
CaliSm.
syrpgs IN ruE ARCTIC REGION.
u..rir tb.en Establishcs Himself In
Chris,iania,-Au EiiIel Tower
nj Copenhagen.
swrprs N ruE ARCTIC REGION.

A c,blegram Of late date carries the
infnrmatlon that the Norwegian
Cabinet has resigned.
The scandinavian Natural History
Society will meet July 4 In Copen,
hagen 10 hold It's fourteenth annual
Congress.
All officers In the swedish army
ngfee that the independence OF tho
SCANDINAVIAN peninsula Is threatened
by no other power thnn Russia.
Baron Reedr Of Garmo has been
appointed IN mister Of .orcigu affairs OF
Denmark. His full name Is lteeir'
Tbott, ard he II said TO be very pro-
minent politician.
UA Sunday Morning" n new pas
tofal opera by the young Norwegian
eomposer Gerhard Scheldrup, Ia ac'
cepted for production at the royal opera
Of Munich IN Germany.
Ru,sia IL now more than ever before
looking for good harbor on the Nor
W.piAn cast Tho movement going
IN an over Sweden and Norway for
the uurposn uf iaiHiug money for the
matter VI defsnses IL on that account
casily explained.
An Ei1el tower II 20 be erected In
the Geological Gardens " Copenhagen.
II will be- 400 feet high, ON u ground
900 feet above tho Level OF the soa, en-
nbling the visitor with good field
rlaes 10 have biTdseye view Of the
whole Of Denmark.
Two swedish scientists, BJorling and
Kallstenius, arrived June l8 MT 81.
Johns, Newfoundland. with the inten-
tion OF hiring n schooner aud sail to the
American arctic region intending to
return in September. Their journey
of exploration ~ undertaken IN behalf
Of the swedish biographical Society
OF Stockholm.
The North Atlantic Steamship Co.,
of Boston, Mass, has bought the
steamer "BTitannis" Of Bergen, Nor
way, for the sum OF 800, 900 crowns,
intending her TO ply Boston and Hal.
fax, She was to leave Norway about
the middle Of June. English specu-
latOra made lighter hid, but the
American agent, Mr.. Pile, Of London,
preceded them by few hours.
Captain A. q. Thomson, Of the
"Hekla," Of the Tbingvalia line, has
crossed the Atlantic 100 times, con.
veying nearly $4,000 passengers 20
New YORK and 5000 back, and only
twice met with mishaps on the fre.
guent voyages. A banquet was re-
Gently given to him by the merchants
and shipowners Of Copenhagen, and
others Interested In marine HE.
Thirty Norwegian workmen were In
1858 engaged by Russian named
NolOdin, to proceed TO NiokolsJev.
NOlodin, becoming insolvent, was un'
able 10 carry out this contract. These
WORK people consequently suffered
great losses thereby. Through diplo'
matte channels II reached the ears oil
the Czar, who has now sent $1,000
crowns to no distributed amongst
them, making about 700 crowns y
piece. seemingly this Ia most gener'
uuH action, or ~ the Car deairoua oil
gaining tho good will Of the Norwe
ginna, who, by tl,e strife for disunioi
with Sweden, are advertising thelr
country M soon as being IN the market
for annexation 10 q more powerful
neighbor.
The Storthing pasted tho bill fol
separate foreign cOnsulates and v0tet
10000 crowns for preliminary ex
peuses. IL IN expected that this viii
lead also 10 separate foreign minister,
n, several European courts, which
will he future heavy burden on !
small country like Norway with only
1908, COOS inhabitan,s. II Is looked
upon as the HIST wedge for eHeotinl
the separation OF the two united king
doms, 80 eagerly advocated by thu
professional political agltalors OF Nor
way, but by which all sobermindo.
Scandinavians, ON each side OF tn
Alps, and all over the world, not tn,
least In America, seriously deplore. 4
ever two countries are by natur'
united, II Il the Swedish and Nor
wegisn peninsula, with their noun
tain Ridge NJ their very backbone. IL
such unity there should be strength
Henrik lbson has purchased u larg,
and very handsome house In one o
the principal streets OF Christlanls
His gallery Of paintings Is said TO b.
the finest In Christiania. During tn
many yesrs he spont in the varlou
capital and art centres Of Europe h,
hal ample opportunity TO secure work
OF the best masters. HO Is n man o
considerable wealth, possessing u for
tuua Of 100000 crowns and nm Runua
income more than sufficient for hl
wanta. He IL TO be soel
daily In the Cafe OF tn
Gnrd Hotel reading the papers Jus
IA yoar1 ago he was one u the dali!
attractions Of the Chfo Macmillan Ii
Munich. The people greet him ailec
uonately rs they p1ss him. Hi
dramas have been produced with gTch
success at the Christiania Theatr
since his return and that fact prohabll
reconciles him to'the plan OF pnssinI
his lasl days NJ home. The new dram
he ut present Ia nt work UPON will pro
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