Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-30
NEWS FROM The FAR NORTH.
King Oscar is Kindly Received IN
France,
A THUNDER STORM rs DENMARK.
Marriage Difficulties in Norway Solved
by a Jury.

On their departure they were cheeted
by their remaining comrades with
shouts OF "war against the moneyed
clas.!"
A young Norwegian clergyman,
pastor SkaUO. will be sent TO Utah TO
make pto.elytes amongst the Scandi'
navian Morm1ns.
Rev. De witt Talmnge, who has
gone on preaching and lcciuring
tour TO England, Scotland and Ireland,
IL expected TO 10 10 sweden ON a visit
TO stockholm.
a missionary jublleum will be cele'
brated In Slavanger In Norway In
July. Delegates are expected from
Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany,
England and America.
a number Of American tourists, the
majority NJ whom are ladies, hAvo nj.
rived at Stockholm with Intention OF
proceeding 10 the Mount Of Avasaxa In
Laplhnd To behold the midnight sun.
Swedenborg'a famous summcrhouae,
where his rcputcd intercourse with the
spirit world took plnre, viii be ex.
hibiled ut the world's Fair IA expected.
The house itself has been bought by
the municipal authorities d Stockholm
for pfeservatiOu.
"Press Obsuuctiono IA n constant
heating In the Finland newspapers.
Scarcely day passes when some paper
has not incurred the displeasufo OF the
censor, aud has to be reprinted.
A tremendous thunder storm visited
part Of Denmark the other day.
Many houses and hom.steads were
struck by lighting and burnt down aud
a great number OF cattle were killed.
KalundboTg, Odense and Roskilde
were the mos, severely visited places.
A literary stipend Of 1900 crowns has
bee n granted by the Norwegian State
10 BiUrns,lcrue BlOruson, after n tharp
debate In the Diet; u members voted
In favor u II aud 81 against II.
relcgruma expressing the most cordl.
al iepliugt have been exchanged be.
tween King Oscar and President
Garnet. The King arrived Mt Mentone
the other day. The project OF Nina
has been commanded 10 place himseIf
n. the disposal VI the Ming during hts
snJourn la the district Of the "Minritime
Alps" Admiral Recumlor the
commander Of tue Mediterranean
squadron, goes TO MeutOno, on behalf
Vi the same, % oiler thanks Tor the re-
ccption accorded 90 the French squad.
ron ON Il. visit last year to stockholm.
a Norse structure viii be- erected
near Kaiser Williams huntingdon at
ROminkon IN East Russia. An old
Morse log or "Htailyfsn" will be built
with n porlstyle and an Rnti.chambor
wherein b deposit weapons, security
l anu n special chair IN the church iof
| tho Emi erur. The structure will DO
ornated with line wOOd.catvings above
/ the doors anu on she gables. A de-
| tached hellry from tho same period will
[ also be erected, 10 be visible from the
| kniseE's hunting castle. The church
/ II au Imitation Of the Bygdo church
! IA Norway. Tho AtchiteCt, II. Munthe,
| viii ~ 20 Berlin 10 see whether the
drawing VIII meet the approval Of the
/ Kaiser.
King Oscar and hl- youngest son,
| Prince Eugene, raid n visit to the ex-
empress Eugcnie. The empress IL at
present staying st Cap Martin close 10
Menioue. After lunch the empreis
escorted her royal guests on n carriage
drive through tho beautiful envlrOus.
The NapolcOns and the Bcrnadottes
are rotated. King Oscars mother,
tluen Josephine, was cousin OF
Napoleon IN, being daughter OF Prince
Eugene BeAuhArusis, the stepson Of
Napoleon l.. The latters step-daughtel
HoTtence Beauharuais, became tn,
mother OF Napoleon Ill. King Oscar,
sister, the late lamented Princefl
Eugeniv OF Sweden and Norway, wa
asked In marriage by Napoleon III
but her father, King Oscar |, himsel
a lboTn Frenchman, dared not be.tou
his daughter ~ the keeping Of th'
tickle French. But the NapOleoni,
destiny placed Eugene on Ia,
French throne nevertheless.
Knud Kolsund aud his step.dsugh
ter Kari, from Plan, In Norway
petitioned the king In 1855 to b'
allowed to marry, despite their nea
relationship. The petition was no
granted, and they then departed 70
America, whore 10 Chicago they wer'
united by Lutheran Clergyman. Ii
1887 they returned to Norway, All,
lived rs man and wife, but were NJ
rested in consequence. The HUSBAND
was sentenced by the Superior COur
In 1850 to seven months In the peni
Tertiary, and the woman to few days
imprison ment, with the cruel fate q
only unleavoned bread and water, an,
their wedlOck was declared TO 10 M
nulled. by royal pardon, however
their punishment was reduced TO fe,
days imprisonment. For some tim
Afterwards they lived separate, but II
February, 1891 they again Joined on
another and continued their marie
life, and got child. Now they hav
T recently again been arraigned on tha
account. Before the Court Of Dram
men they declared themselves law
fully married, and that their conscier
ces would not allow them TO part. Tn
jury declared them not guilty, aftt
which the court sst them free.