Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.


Stockholm At the age OF 90 years.
Several cases Of smallpox are re-
ported from the city OF Jonkoping.
Rev +. Norbeir, Of Staaansberg,
died at the age OF 50 years.
Mayor X. Bloerek, OF sundsyall, died
a few days ago.
A railroad will be built between
Kalmar and Kitlskrona.
A % year.old woman cmigratod from
Gothrnburg to America few days ago
The export Of Swedish matches to
the United states Is increasing at
rapid rate.
An ~ year-old boy In Hundacngcn.
the parish Of SnaiIunda, weighs 100
pounds. How IS that for a dime museum
owner in Amcucai
The heirs OF Sheriff H. ] Nordberg
| have donated 10000 crowns to the
building OF q sloyd school at Sunneru'
ken In the province OF Bohuslaen'
The Swedish journalist Erik siohcrg,
/ who ior some years has been living "a
| PARIS, has been appointed "un oihcler
dc T. academic by the French govern
meni.
Bishop a +. Bccl,man. OF the Skara
diocese, died at Brunnebo At an age oil
50 years lie was a very able preacher,
and regarded as one OF the pillars OF the
Swedish State church.
A monument to Rudolf Wall, the
former editor and publisher OF the
! Stockholm DALEY News who died some
years ago, was dedicated the Other day
at the new cemetery near Stockholm.
Vanishes arc being manufactured In
Sweden, although not to a very large
extent Last year there were eleven
color and yarnish works In Sweden with
an aggregate output OF about 500 coo
! crowns. The export Of colors and
| pigments In the same year amounted
to 100000 crowns, while the import ran
to SG,ico.coo.
A special peculiarly IN Sweden are
the mud baths, which have been en-
ployed here for more than two hundred
years The method developed from
that OF Lolia whi,h was known In the
beginning e ,he eighteenth century,
Differing a the custom abroad
the mud In the baths In Sweden is used
/ rs means o. WlNNNNt ~ HNlHh iN"t
into the skin, and the muscles kneaded
and treated With massage.
The town OF Norrkoping In Sweden
produces about two thirds OF all the
wool cloth manufactured IN the country.
The cloth mills amounted in 1898 to q
In number with 900 work people and a
produce value Of y57ooooo. In the
same year there were IS mills for other
woollen fabrics, wor,ted goods and
cotton warp cloth with produce value
of 81, al, 900. and II stocking weaving
mills with produce value Of 100000
NORWAY.
A large industrial exposition was
opened at Porsgrund.
q. Hanscns farm near Rops was
burned to the ground the other day'
Swedish counterfeit money IS being
circulated in Trondhlem.
p. s. X. Moerck, the wealthy lumber
merchant OF Sarpsborg, died at Christie
ania.
DR.. Edward Bandes, the prominent
Danish critic will spend the winter in
Chrstiana.
The party OF the right has been
victorious at the election IN lelse, in the
Stavanger diocese.
Dr. II. /. Horst has been reelected as
member to the Storling from the
Tronisoe aud BodW districts.
Even the papers Of the right do now
believe. that the party Of the lett will
have a majority In the next Storling,
The Hsmar and Losna railroad was
dedicated in the presence OF the king
and the crown prince, and opened for
traffic.
The socialists Of Christiania have de.
cided to put up their own ticket, which
il is probable, however very few people
will vote.
A stone was thrown against the
carriage OF Minister OF State Stang when
he drove home from mass meeting al
Bergen the other day
Aageup a member Of the cabinet,
held three lectures in Bergen. He was
listened to by LOCO persons who enthu.
siastically applauded his attacks on Swe.
den and the Swedes
pENMARg.
DR.. O. Edman, OF HoIsens, is dead,
Cholera has appeared at Masnesund.
The number OF lepers on Iceland is
Increasing
Mrs. Erika Olsen, Of Rudkiobing, died
at the age OF % years,