Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.


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the dladl. was opened Jan. s,h in.
| stead OF tla l5,l, o. has usually been
the ease.
The health of Queen Sophia has I'm.
proved, uuI She has le.t taa Dra,tniug.
holm castle 90, Stockholm.
A. Won s.0eEenitrom. iha Swedish
| sculptor took ihc url pfs. it tIc CONF
petition 90 Aeadumi. Julien in PARIS.
6 svn'.-h Importing agency hos been
opened in Irlusvii', A,ucI. by Captain
LHeigbcrgk.
Their golden wedding was celebrated
by Judge c. d. Ericsson, OF BaeIDyand
ha wife.
The large N1riinls flour mill and
slsam saw mil near Omskollsvis wls
burned 10 ihe ground.
Mr. Paul segerberg, a well.snown
citizen OF Neiarhoegen Raetuu, celc-
bri'ed his Iolih birthday.
The government Of China has agreed
TO pay $4,000 a1 damages tor the
murder Of the two Swedish mission.
aries
Ga the tomb OF August Blanche. the
swedish author was recently laid q
wreath, which had been sen. By SEedes
iu America.
The history OF lhe Bcnldoue dynasty
lJ, now been written. The author IS
Mt John A'moU. aud the words has ll.
ready been published In au edition dc
luSg.
Small poN has relppeared zoo Gaihen.
burg. Several weeks ago il was Thought
that the epidemic bad been stamped
out but several cases were reported the
other day
a large singing festival win be held
IN Stockholm next June The most
prominent male Chouscs in the country
will paruclpaieand compete for a money |
prize, the amount OF which has no, YET !
becu fixed.
Chief Engineer S. A. Andre, who re-.
Gently crossed the Baltic Ia balloon |
aud had narrow escape from being |
drowned In the sea, proposes now 10 |
cross the Atlantic in a giant balloon,
which will be especially manufactured |
Tor the purpose.
Prince Yorihito Komalsu. Of Japan. Is |
~ present staying iu Stpgsholm, where /
he has registered 40 the Grand hotel !
under the name of Comie dc Mishiml. /
Inc prince i5 a son OF Prince Nikahito. |
who attracted great attention, when he /
VISITED tha courts OF Europe ga 1857, &C. /
companicd by a large number Of ser.
wants.
Baron Won der Kcttcnburg. who has
sued the Swedish government for debt |
OF several hundred thousand kronor. |
which Sweden borrowed rom some OF |
kcucnhurg's ilrgiathcrs during tho
Thirty Years War. made q friendly call |
on King Oscar the other day. The
papers DO not inform us whether Oscar
and ketienburg came TO an understand.
ing or not,
Sculpture has been praclsad by sew.
cral Swedish women, and one OF The
hrst known amateurs Ia this branch was
The late Princess Eugene, sister uf King
oscar. OF the present generation the
most distinguished are Miss Agnes KEEL.
ber', who Is a member oi the Academy
ol Fine Arts In Sweden, and Miss Ida |
Nlattson, who was represented at the
Chicago exposition,
During the last decade many women
lave studied at the universities of
Jpsala and lund which-in spite Of
heir old statutes, having no close "col-
ege5' as ~ the case Ia England. Tor
nstance-present no difficulty TO women
Qr matriculaiing as university students.
With their male follow students they
lave parsakeu In public and private in
'ttucuou; they have also entered az
nembcr Of the provinces.
ll Is expected here that the int or.
laional skating tournament TO be held
% February viii DE che greatest contest
y as kind which has ever taken place.
lhe Swed'5 Will have 20 fight ii out
;ainst the most prominent american.
inglish, FINNISH Norwegian, Danish
md Dutch skale.5 m the world, The
'Ted'sh skaters seem TO he very con-
'dent aud regard the Americans and