Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-11-19
Stockholm.

SWEDEN.
The Wicklund Cycle company during
the last eight months made 1000 BIZ
cycles.
Baron Oscar Cederstrum will 70 to
the Transvaal where he will engage in
railroading.
Emelia Retzlus has donated 10000
crowns to the Swedish Medical society
of this city.
Representative Hi. Branting has been
appointed editor in chief of the ''Social-
demokraten."
Karl ]. Bjorklund has been convicted
of bigamy. He will be prisoner at
the Stockholm jail for three years.
Professor w. Wahlund of Upsala has
been appointed knight Of the French
legion by President Faure of France.
The income Of the government from
liquor licenses and the railroads during
the year amounts to 49,024,S crowns.
A. Bildt, Sweden's agent of exports
in India. has been given an additional
allowance of 5000 crowns by the gov
eminent.
A railroad will be built between Otte-
Dol and Anal. Engineer Fredholm Of
this city will superintend building Of
the same.
The king and queen contemplate
spending Christmas at Chrtstiania.
His majesty will. leave for Norway
about the middle Of next month.
Captain Ernst Frederick Gahne, for
merly Of this city, recently drowned
with his entire crew in the Red Sea.
Captain Gahne was well known in mar
thine circles in this city.
Consul J. w. Smith has donated
100000 crowns to the Kungsholm con-
gregation in memory Of his deceased
son, A.. w. Smith, formerly one Of
Stockholm's civil engineers.
Captain A. Jackson of the schooner
J. B. Holden has been awarded a gold
medal by King Oscar for his heroic ef-
forts in saving the crew of the Swedish
bark "Svea," off the coast of Norway
The announcement that King Oscar
has been chosen by treaty between the
United States and Great Britain as the
fifth official arbitrator of the Venezue-
Ian boundary question was received
with great satisfaction in this country.
William Erickson, who during the
past II years has been a resident Of
South Africa, is at present on visit in
this city. Mr.. Erickson, who has been
engaged in gold washing, has acquired
a neat little fortune, and is at present
engaged very extensively in agriculture.
He took part in the late war by the Mat
abele tribes, in which two or three
Swedes were killed.
Gottenborg.
The public library will be removed
to Hagatorget.
Fifteen hundred students are enrolled
in the high schools Of Gottenborg.
The Home for the Aged and Feeble,
which has been erected in this city, was
dedicated by Bishop Rhode.
The Gottenborg matrimonial bureau
is now thing of the past. It was evil
IDENTIFY not a paying business.
October ~ nineteen families, mostly
from Jemtland, emigrated from this
country to Salt Lake City, Utah.
The board of directors for the public
schools of the city have decided to give
Monday instead of Saturday as a
weekly holiday.
Not less than 100000 kilograms Of
Swedish zinc ore was sold and taken to
Bordeaux by the French steamer
Therese and Marie, which left here
Nov. 2.
Leonard LARSON, who was supposed
to have been drowned in October, has
again put in appearance as hale and
hearty as ever. LARSON was merely
possessed of ordinary vagrancy.
Louis Morsell of Skedvi was gored to
death by bull.
j. Cassel, an English banker Of this
city, has donated 5000 crowns for tho
Deaf and Dumb institute of this city.
1almO.
There are at present 900 students en-
rolled at the Lund University.
A new poor house will be erected in
the city at q cost of COG, 900 crowns.
A new hotel. worth $4,000 crowns
will be erected in Lund next spring.
The first National Good Templar in
the Riksdag is Professor A. Thylander
Of this city.
A new cotton factory is being erected
In this city by II. Kurzel of Gotten
borg. When finished about 200 men