Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-18


church.
Mr.. Hakan Benglsson, Of Hoes hult,
the parish OF FagrreI, celebrated his
v5th birthday. He IL in the best N
health, cares for the cattle, takes part
N farming, etc.
An s0.yeaf.old man living not far
from Cimurishamn, had "a c1ilin made
To order little before Christmas. He
has now also sold Nil his personal
property, and declares himself ready 10
die.
Mrs. Maria Wahatrom, OF 81 esko.
ger, MUiAla, celebrated her eighty
sixth birthday lately. Notwithstnnd.
ing her advanced age, Mts. Wahl-
sirJm likes to attend balls and Glance
~ wsliz or golka."
The emigration from Sweden II
larger than ever. The steamers from
GOthanhurg cannot accommodate MI who
want TO cmlRfatc. anu people have TO
walt one or TWO weeks In that city be.
fore they can proceed TO Englaud. The
probability NJ the chOieffs rappent.
ancsRn the Chicago fAlr lever are,
saysa Swedish paper two ~ the main
CAUSES OF the large emigration.
At skating match at Stockholm,
Rudolf Ericsson OF that city carried on
the first hunOrs IN the International
amateur race. making 1900 meters In
2.il 80, II. Nielsen, Norwegian, COM
ing In n number two with 2.4D 20.
The latter won In tn bl1O meter race,
the time being 9.lj . o, aud Rudulf
Ellison followed very close ia $50.
The next day Ericsson made the sou
meter race In O.5I leo, AMI Nielsen the
10000 meter race Ia 1917 rs.
The Norrkoping papers which advo.
Gated u special session Of tbo ltiksdag
Ia season aud out " season last year,
aro again on the hunt tot reasons
for q fepititiOD VI that experiment.
And they fla ter themselves that they
are not eutifely uutucctssul. They
consider II likely that the StOftiug Of
Norway may not take any decisive
steps Rs 10 the complications between
the two countries until alter the close
OF the regular session OF the Riks az,
anil In that case the R.ksdag may have
10 take up the matter at once.
NORWAY.
The city NJ Jrouljsm ha, decided to
lay out mo ihlevviden PLAIN into
public pnrh, hu,tho government claims
1t ~ be- national drill grounds.
Captain Henrik Augpll has visited
The Prince OF Montenegro on "skis."
Ho aud his hla axis were the object Of
universal oufiOsity NJ the city VI Cot
tlnje.
"kringslna" IL the intensely Nor.
wtginu name Of new hi.mOnthly
maRug ne published by rhambs Lyck.
IL aius to he kim VI imparlinl 10.
view Of reviews.
In an open letter to Editor Hedlund,
anu old swedish irieud, bjJTnsJtrnr
BjornsOn, calls the union Of sweden
aud Norway the ''arcurard unlOD."
This expression will probably raise the
blood OF thousands OF good pr0plu Vi
10th countries to the boiling point.
The liberal press IA greatly cIasper.
nted at the manner In which the
secret expenses" OF the government
ut Stockholm are controlled. Tho
latest insinuation ~ thnt n part Of the
secret fund IL used In subsi iising the
foreign press In favor OF the conserva.
tive party OF Norway.
The government has paid Bing's
Diving company 81. $40 Tor saving the
Krupp cannon, winch was dropped
into the zen while being transferred
from a. ocean steamer last iall. The
cannon WAS Insured In the Position, /"
n marine Insurance company, which
Is expected to refund tnu money.
np,s,fAttr
Mr.. Hallesen, u member OF the 'pub.
lie force VI Aarhus, committed su eide
when he was no longer able TO conceal
that he was guilty OF embezLltmont
anu forgery 10 the extent OF at least
$4,000.
According to the Politiken, tho Sal.
walton Army Of Copenhagen In carry
ing ON It's work quietly anu on small
scale. But "a compatat vely large
number OF fallen women have been led
back TO the paths Of virtue, anu the
number OF relapses are few anu far
between.
According to the latest news
"Nalkyrien" will represent Denmark
nj tho International review at New
York. 1t IL n corvette, which was
lauuchei IN lsss, aud measures $50
anu ~ feet. lts engines register $500
horse power, and then II will carry "a
crew OF about 800 men at the review.
Rev. Assing has written u book on
the condition OF the church WORK at
the capital. The author makes the
astounding statement that II IL "no
exaggeration to say that about 100000
persona in and around Copenhagen
hardly ever put their foot inside our
churches during the service, aud the
number OF regular communicates does