Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
The FAR NORTH.


Cothenburg.
s. E. olofsson, Of Ves,ervik, Sweden,
committed suicide in Copenhagen.
Roennsholm brick works, near Eslof
were burned down the other day.
The crown princess will again leave
Stockholm IN the fall for a southern
climate.
Ninty.six petitions from conscripts
who wanted to emigrate were discussed
at the last meeting Of the cabinet
The aldermen Of Stockholm have
granted $4,000 crowns to the insane
asylum at kungsholmen.
X. !. Gnstafson; a teacher in school
al Sodermalm, Stockholm, has dlsap'
peared mysteriously.
Princess Stephanie, Of Austria, has
left Sweden, after having declared he'
high pleasure with the visit.
Aug. Anderson, OF Hammarsvall, the
parish OF Delsbo, committed suicide ny
hanging himself
Alfred Nordstrom, a prominent whole
sale merchant has been forced to max c
an assignment.
G. Danieison and A. lvhanson, Of
Iinkoping, were drowned Ia the stang
river at Linkoping. Both men leave
families.
A shoemaker, named Holmlund. Of
Hio, emigrated to America last year,
leaving many angry creditors, a couple
of weeks ago he sent home money to
pay every one them.
The philosoph faculty Of the Uni.
versity Of Upsals .ias decided TO confer
the degree OF doctor philosophy upon
Prof. o. Olson, the president OF Angus
tana college, and Rev. c. A. Swcnason.
the president OF Bethany college.
Mrs. Ellen Hartman. the famous &C.
tress, who some years ago eloped with
Count Reinhold Won Rosen, has return
ed to Stockholm and will probably in
the fall reappear on the stage OF the
Royal Dramatic tlieater. Mrs. Hartman
is at present staying at summer resort
near Stockholm. The reporters who
have interviewed her declare that she Is
Just as young and beautiful as ever.
In a long distance bicycle race around
Lake M.clsren, John Larson covered 24o
English miles IN twenty-one hours, four
teen inmates, thus winning the prize.
consisting Of costly drinking horn
with appropriate inscriptions. Al the
recent bicycle race at Malmo, Mr.. Henie,
OF Christiania, took the first prize In the
one mile race, and the second prize in
the hali.mile race.
NORWAY.
Kittelsen's wood works factory was
burned to the ground. Loss, SOC, 900
crowns.
Il is stated that English services will
be held in the church OF Ulyik, Hardan.
ger, during the months Of July and
August.
II Is suggested that the government
ought to secure land for the Nnrdaien
sufferers instead o! furnishing aid in the
shape OF cash as ti.osc Who receive aid
will go to America and thus be lost to
Norway.
Owe Hangsko,, the owner OF the
kroy farm, Naerdalen, noticed. II is now
stated. a small land.sli the day before
the great disaster occurred, but did not
pay much attention to Il. This farm
was the first one that slipped out when
the catastrophe came.
In an editorial on the political situa.
ton the Nerden's Gang says: "Such
political activity as We now witness
throughout the country we never had
before. The Len anticipates an excep-
tonally large majority at the next cleo
ton. For the first time the Left makes
systematic preparations for carrying the
Storthing elections In Christiania, and
harmonious nHNtKftfsF ui.I faauEA.s,ss..
vail In the ranks OF the party in this city.
A victory here would decide the position
Of the whole country. With such a
great possibility In view, the Left OF this
city ought TO exert is utmost strength.
II every man does his duty, the victory
will be ours. We shall see that even
with limited suffrage the heart Of the
capital can beat freely and proudly, and
as a good Norwegian heart ough, to
beat"
DENMARK.
The sugar refneries Of Denmark
cleared s775, 600 in 1899.
II costs over 5000 year to carry the
fire insurance on the royal theater OF
Copenhagen.
One out OF every five persons in the
oWn OF laars, Nendsyssel, Is said TO
receive aid from the poor board.
lleldum, at Lemyig, Is said to be the
smallest parish in Denmark. II CON
sists OF eight freeholds. with popula.
ton OF 70 persons.
Two fishing smacks were lost off the
coast OF Iceland. Several members of
the crews, consisting Of twenty nine
men, leave families in destitute circum-
stances.
The inhabitants Of the island Of Fruno
some years ago succeeded In exter-
minaing every fox on the island.
Meanwhile the rats and mice have in
creased in numbers at an alarming rate,
and a fox family. which emgrated TO the
ISLAND across the ice last winter, is now
let severely clone In order that they
may rcpeople the island with their kind,
0Hd again take up the battle with the
prolific rodents.