Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
THE FAR NORTH,


Arabia.
A Young nobleman OF Malmo commit,
ted suicide at Monaco on account OF
losses at the roulette table
The Gothenburg Handelsiidning has
raised 1900 crowns for the sufferers al
Naerdalen Norway.
Prince Bernadotte is staying with his
family az the Royal castle, Kosenual,
during the summer
The Y. NJ. c. a. Of Stockholm, IS
raising funds for a new hall Six parties
have gwen 5000 crowns each.
The artists Of Stockholm and vicinity
had their annual iollIiication rendezvous
a, the beautiful Nackancs
Two hundred and iortysix petitions
from conscripts who wanted 10 cmigrale
were discussed at the last cabinet meet
ing.
Rev. Erik Boden, Of Osterund, has
been expelled from the stale church on
account Of drunkenness and cruelty
against his wife.
Diphihefia Is raging cpldcmically
among the conscfipts Of the Lcksand
company at Rommched. Ten cases
were reported the other day.
Il Is mmored that Colonel Wilhelm
Reutersvard, commandments Of the
FIRST Grcnadicr regiment, will be
appointed governor Of the Orebro
Locn.
on account Of the smallpox now rag
ing In Gothenburg the English authOrit-
les have decided that no Swedish emf.
grant will be allowed 10 land IN England
before he can prove that he has been
vaccinated.
The Bethel seminary the theological
seminary OF the Baptist church Of
Sweden. graduated ten candidates. Of
theology at the commencement last
spring. The attendance last winter was
forty, and the number Of classes, three.
The temperance people Of Stockholm
will have convention at ladugalds.
gaerdet, July g. At least sixteen of the
foremost temperance lecturers OF the
country will speak on temperance and
prohibition from four different plat
forms.
The military bands Of the Svea body
guard, the Second body guard, the
mounted body guard and the Svea
artillery regiment have together given
several concerts at Hasselbackcn, Stock
holm, the income OF which will 10 to
the suffering people OF Naerdalen Nor
way.
The friends Of universal peace are
busy In Sweden now.a days. Their last
move Is the distribution Of circulars
appealing to the people Of Sweden for
signatures TO a petition TO the king Of
Sweden, the government and the Riks'
dag" The petition says; Europe
groans under the preparations for war.
a horrible bulchery and namelcss
misery will be the results II the flame Of
war is kindled In Europe. Nlttlfough
preparations for war but through inter
national courts Of arbitration lies the
way TO peace. Only when international
law takes the place Of armed violence
may the nation find "A remedy against
the evils Of war and preparations for
war. We ask Tor peace, for the liberty
and prosperity Of our country, for the
happiness OF our homes, for our daily
bread, for the bettement OF the condlt-
ion Of those who suffer from want, for
the welfare Of everybody" The petit
ton demands a gradual disarmament
NORWAY.
Count de prozar is preparing French
translation Of lbscn's "kongsemnerne."
The London Times has over half
dozen advertisements OF pleasure trips
to Norway.
a mass meeting at Sand. near Stavan-
ger, by a vote Of seventy against twenty,
endorsed the policy Of eX Premier
Steen.
The Stang cabinet has decided not to
force the king To express himself on the
consular service question q third time
during the present mandate OF the
storthing. This body however seems
determined TO press the matter to an
issue as soon as possible.
At Kvarsten, not FAR from Christians.
sand the pure Norwegian flag was
hoisted the other morning. A number
Of Swedes who noticed this pulled Il
down, As soon as they were gone the
owner raised II again, But now they
returned and pulled down the flag stail
aud the owner withdrew from the battle
field In dismay.
Ernest Tissot, a freuehman, has writ.
ten book Of three hundred pages on
Bionson and lbsen and their works
The author does not understand Nor
wegian, but he has studied the German
and English Transitions Of their works
wiki care, The conclusions OF the
author are that the NorwcE.ans have
eNcclled their contemporaries in repro
ducing the u OF the stage.
Il. Franzen, the Swedish missionary
who has preached In nearly every coun.
Try on the globe, recently delivered an
interesting sermon az Christania. The
subject was In fact The Union Oucs-
ton" and he almost exhausted the
superlalive5 OF the Swedish language In
dCnOuncing those who attempted to
explode the union, The atarl, upon
the union by the Nowcglans, the
speaker said, would lead TO Republican.
ism, socialism, splriullsm, divorces
aud Tree love.
pENMAEE,
Some I,2oo adherents Of the free
church movements have had a two
days convention at Holding,
J. Jepsen, the author Of the novel.
Sick Love" which was couiisCJlcd hy
the police. has been put In JAIL
The Upland Farmer, Loan A.socil.
ton, which was organized in IS85. has
loaned out IA, ooo,ooo crowns since that
time.
About 10000 persons attended the
scandinavian temperance festival at
Vudoriluud, Copenhagen. After fine
literary program han been rendered,
the young people spent most of the
night 10 dancing and nduIgiug in sports
OF different kinds