Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-10

much nnobler' than he is. and which
makes the most OF this advantaye-ibs
wnoic Wotld knows that the Swedish
KING Is only the great grandson M =,
hiaWyer' nor IS the Bernadote family
,lelu " very great esteem by the otbe,
Ioyal houses OF Europe on account of he
recent origin. In their eyes the Berr,.
uo'es are and viii be nothing but nr.
starts ana long, indeed will Il tat.
thenl TO forget that they owe thei,
greatness TO the French revoiuiio.
mus they stand without any moi
support or prestige, and can remain ~.
top only by means Of making 'hc,,i
selves Indispensable to those MI L. ca.
who eighty years ago erected Leu
throne and may at any time kick men,
down again. Hence the Bernado,t"s
become lar more ncvously Sweden
minded aud aristocratic than ibe,
would have been II they had descends3
from. a good old royal family ~
Sweden.
Therefore the Bernadoitcs will bay,
to give up their chances in Norw,,
The king clings to our consevatiS,
party as long as he can, though he p,r.,
as an educated European. despise the
people who trample their own G,g 4
the mire and receive humiliation Ia,
their country by kissing his hand. Pp,
let him only depend on his so member
Of the Storthing. lie has hardly con-
siG.red how easily those 90 can 4,
carried away II matters are carried so
far that national storm sweeps the
country"
The Muscowtc octopus is drawing Ne
tentaclcs ever closer and tighter around
poor Finland. The Gar has mad.
solemn promises that he would respce,
the rights OF Finland. But these arr
misconstrued. distorted. and what cam
two million people do agains, one
hundred millious'
A pleasant ray Of light appeared
lately on the gloomy path living before
Finland A Finnish millionaire. Dr.
II. +. AXtoll. OF PARIS. who died reccn,iy
In that city, mas bequeajhcd nearly ali
bis wealth to his country. The chief
items are: His rich collection and
100000 marks viii 10 to national
museum, Soo.o uo ma Ks to the uuivcrsitv
OF Finland AS aid To students Of either
sex; and 400. coo marks to the Latin
school OF Nisi. Il Is expected tE1t
these endowmcnts, II properly MANAGED.
will contribute great deal toward
maintaining the national feeling OF the
people Of Finland.
DR.. Axlcll has also donated iooo53
marks to the academy Of sciences Of
Stockholm and 10000 marks to the
Nordisk National museum OF SWedens
capital.
The government Of Cnnada sent
agents to Iceland last winter 10 spread
information about British America
among the lctlander he agiations
wall probably result In largely n.
creased emigration. In view 90 the fact
that most OF the emipranis trr able.
bodied men and wom, o.. the agents are
very unpopular among those people
who hdve no idea Ut ,uiigmiirg ihrm
selves One OF the agents announced
the other night that h. would gNca
lecture ON America in certain uaI 90
Re-, kiivis. mud several hundred people
crested VA Up akrr whr De 90 uui,d
the platform. hut 10 was peculiar
greeting, As soon as be had said
Ladies and genllcmen,' he va, inter.
rupted ~ inc most vigorous Kissing. aud
whenever he oppncu bis mouth, the
game was repeated. untd nc hal %
leave the platform md admit las defeat
The educated, wcll-tl do classes were
the leaders h This Demonstration.