Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET
SWEDEN

SWEDEN.
New wa,erworks will be built In the
city OF Fiiipstad.
the laborer5 In the furniture factories
Of Stockholm have struck tot higher
wages.
Zacharias Topclius, the famous Fin
nisn-swcdish poet, Is reported to be
very III.
While digging near Ystad, a farmer
found 500 silver coins, which we're
several hundred years Old.
A. J. 4. Nyman, the former chief Of
police Of Stockholm, died at Sodeftclgc
at the age ui 50 years.
Archbishop Sundberg Is now tie
oldest OF Swedish bsnops. lie was
born IN 1878.
Diphtheria Is raging epidemically at
Rcymenhulm, making Il necessary to
close the schools.
The Russian government, has ordered
afmur Tor q man-Oi'war 10 be manuiac'
turyd at the BOlOr IRON works m Swc-
den.
c, J. Bruscwitz. one Of the most
prominent aud wealthy Wholesale mrr.
chants m Golhenbufg, died at the age OF
SO years.
c. r. Anderson, OF Noukoping, died
at the age Of 20 years. lie was one OF
the best known wholesale merchants IN
that city.
The two ihousand,h lodge Of the
independent Order OF GoOdtemplaTs
was organized tue other day at TullsDro,
Dalvcarlia.
a new novel by August S,rindberg
the famous Swedish author, Is soon to
be published. stund0erg is At present
staying IN Paris.
Collections TO the amount OF 500
kfonor were made last month In owy-
den for the benefit OF the swedish
mission In China.
DiphlhcHa Is raging epidemicllly in
the parish OF Surscle, ana never before
have there been so many funerals IN that
district Of Nuu0ulten.
{, NJ. Carlson, a well-known whole.
sale merchant OF kalmaT, was drowned
in the Em river. lie carried high IN
suranec and accident policy.
The railroad between Falkenberg
and Friduem was dedicated the other
day. 10 Is probable that the line will
soon be extended to Eiisered.
German officers boarded a Swedish
fishing vessel OIL Heiligenhaivn, and
conhscated the ship. The captain and
owner l.. Nilsson, OF Solvesoorg, was
arrested.
Editor G. r. Rabenius, Of Go,hen.
burg, Is dead. lie was young pfomis-
ing newspaper man ana very able
translator oi foreign languages into
swedish.
O. Monsoon, Swedish missionary,
died at Bcllesa IN Eastern Africa some
weeks ago, and another Swedish mis-
sionary, Rev, ). NJ, Ihunblad, died at
Chlndyara m India,
c. T.. SchwldsuUm, a jeweler OF
Stockholm, disappeared a iewIdays ago,
and Is believed 10 have made his way
to America, where he has lived before.
Schw,dsuum leaves many anXions
creditors.
EoRwAY,
a bear killed many cattle at Fjeldeby
In Romsdalen.
Mrs, Use Lindboe, Of Vardo, died at
the age oi ga years.
A laborer OF Chrstiania was run over
by a cyclist and killed.
]. Christiansen's farm near Slavanger,
was burned to the ground.
King Oscar is not expected to visit
Norway any more during the present
year,
The party OF the right has been victor
ious in the Sondre Bergenhus election
district.
The crop OF Norway has been very
good the present year. All reports agree
in this respect
Kline conservatives and twelve moder-
ates have been elected from the Bus
kerud election district.
The Norwegian population in the
United States Is estimated at 600, 600 by
a Norwegian paper,
Editor Lovland and S. T.. Hodne, both
radicals, have been elected members Vi
the Storing from the Kristianssand dis
trict.
The large lumber firm Ulrik Moeller
OF Mode, has been forced to make an
assignment The liabilities are estlma.
ted at 500, 600 kroner.
J. l., Steiner, a son Of the former
OF state OF the same name, has
been elected O member to the new Stort
ing from the Hammerlesl, Vadso aud
Nardo districts.
"Other Peoples Business was the
name Of a new play by G,lF. Geierstam,