Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
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A railroad will be built between Fri.
s,ad and UlrIcchamn.
Queen Sophia is reported to be very
/ sizes, suffering from bronchitis.
Ex.shcdrA. l.. Benin, of Sumo. lent.
land, died at Val, at the age Of a5 years.
T.. Ellison, of Nauslad, died at the adj.
Nnccd age OF sa years.
All the telegram messengers 10 the
city of Gotheuuurg Cuudug, now their
business boy means Of bicycles.
NJ. S. NcBcn, prominent citizen Of
Gothcnbutg committed suicide by hang
ing himself
Diphlhgria is raging epcdImicilIy 10
many parishes OF northern llIIland, and
a great number ol deaths from the
disease has been recorded.
King Oscars play "Thc Castle Of
kronbOrg' was performed at NYkoping
the other day, and was received with
great enthusiasm.
The two oldest inhabitants in the
parish of BiuHls Dalccariia, U,-s buried
IN the same grave the other day. They
were MIS-, Nah.bofg Jansdouer, who
was born In 1895, and Mrs. Anna Jams.
douer, who was born IA 1890.
About 200 cmigHnls returned two
weeks ago, ON account Of the hard times
In America, The last few days nearly
two hundred more have returned. The
people seem all to have their homes bon
the northern provinces OF Sweden.
Court officials, who use 10 be very
well informed iu regard 10 the doings OF
royalty, have given out that King Oscar
Is not at al pleased with the Crown
Princes hostile attitude as 20 a friendly
solution OF the Norwegian consular gues-
ton. The Crown Prince Is said to have
expressed some opinions OF his own,
which prove that he is Ear from the
diplomat his father is,
The manufacture Of toys In Sweden
has OF late years risen 30 a considerable
large toy factories. lu 1899 The number
of factories had Increased 90 seven,
Swedish toys, which are usually made
Of wood and are marked by durability
aud appropriate forms, have won prizes
AZ many exhibitions and are today eN.
ported especially TO Norway and Dem
mark, The imports have In the same
period very considerably diminished and
= y Is
600 IN 1899. The principal toy factory
In Sweden Is Gcmla, founded In 1860
and situated near the town OF VcNio IA
the province Of Smoland.
NORWAY.
A railroad will be bu between Eker.
sund and FlekkeGord,
Sloyd Is now being iglched in all the
Norwegian public schools.
The fishing Of herring is very rich. and
tho supply Is larger than the demand
calls for
Carsten Smith, one OF the most prom.
inent citizens aud merchants Of Moss,
died al the age OF 81 years.
The Norwegian schooner Felix was
wrecked of the French city Blrileur
The crew was saved
The Holmcn paper mill, which was
recently burned down, will soon be re.
built on a larger scale.
a building and loan association has
been Organized in Christiluia by the
members of the E.iata Labor Society.
The bark EyNyp. Captain Buhn, OF
Grimstad, was wrecked of Fishguard.
The crew was saved with the exception
Of one man, who was washed over
board.
pIN'IARE.
The Royal Library Of Copenhagen has
celebrated los Igoih anniversary.
a Cremona violin was sold az a puclc
auction at Copenhagen Tor S}1f
Ex.sheil ChnsloHer kriegblum, OF
Rgsanielde, died ut the age of % years.
Nicoai Petersen, @ wel.known build
ing master Of NakskOv died at the age
20 years,
Ferdinand Schmidt, the director Of
the NoUebro theltur died iu Copeu-
hagen,
Prof Eugen Warming Danish botan-
ist, has been appointed corresponding |
member OF the academy Of Munich.
A bill permitting aymcn TO preach in |
the churches 40 the discretion OF the |
pastor has been discussed by the nks-
dag.
Christmas Roses, a holiday publica.
ton, was printed in $1,000 copies this |
year and every copy was sold weeks |
ago.
Iouas Lie, the famous Norwegian |
author let Copenhagen for Paris the |
other day, He was accompanied BY his
family. |