Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03

The ''Venstre'' Reform party have
reelected old officers as follows: Al
bert Bonlycke, J. E. Christensen, E.
Hage, Sofus Hogsbro and A. Rosleff.
The Mariendahl estate at Fredricks-
borg, formerly the property Of Judge r.
Josephsen, has been purchased by G.
Larson Of Copenhagen for 10000
crowns.
A. B. Jacobs, an Englishman and
prominent business man of this city,
died at his home at the age Of 81 years,
after few days illness. The deceased
came tothis country i'll 1861.
The 5O0tl anniversary of the Ka!mar
union will be celebrated in Copenhagen
next year. The occasion will be a fes-
tive one and preparations are already
well under way. A poem i'll honor Of
the occasion will be written by Pro-
fessor w. Bergus OF the University Of
Copenhagen
The University of Copenhagen has,
during the past few days, been honored
by visit from :. Hindu professor,
Professor Satsianassen of Madras, In
dia. The professor, who has been con.
verified to the Christian religion, enjoys
the distin ction of being one of the
most learn ID men of India.
Consul Sturup of this city died Nov.
2 at the age of IS years.
Since the adoption Of the cremation
system in this city 81 corpses have been
Crematad at the ''KrematOriet."
-Four hundred employees Ct Thiel &
Son, III LyDeck are at present on u
strike. They urge shorter hours and
more lay.
Prince Carl and wife were re -ently
the h;,ppy recipients Of autifully
engray ed gold casket from the lord
mayor Of London.
Professor +. D. Hansen, royal "Kap-
died Nov s. Professor
Hansen was especially famous as an
orgalllst and among royal musicians he
had Taw competitors.
Richard ko1sholm, prominent BIZ
cycle dealer OF this city, accidentally
shot hiu.self while on a hunting expe-
dition with few friends. Korsholm
was 81 promising young man o. -.
Baron Irijs, Denmark's richest agri-
culturist, is dead at the age of 50 years.
His large estate covered all area OF over
Is miles, within the boundaries OF
which were erected lot less than 20
churches.
Not less than. 200 persons are afflicted
with leprosy in Iceland. Over 1000
crowns have been subscribed for these
sufferers by the citizens of Copenhagen
The Danish society Of exports have
recently sent various specimens of iron
and copper ore to North and South
America, South Africa, Australia,
Japan aud Spain.
At the recent church meeting held in
this city there were over $50 clergymeI
and laymen in attendance. The meet
ing lasted three days. during which
time important questions were dis
cussed and changes made relative to
the ''folk-kirke'' of Denmark.
A country lad was recently seen
walking up and down the streets of
Vcjle, throwing gold and silver coins
in all directions us he went along, as if
he was sowing money. Bystanders
eagerly picked up the coins, but were
equally ready to hand them back, when
it was learned he was lunatic.
The Icelandic college at Reykjavik,
Iceland, familiarly known i'll Icelanaic
as 'hinn laerdi skoli'' (the learned
school) celebrated it's 50th anniversary
Oct. e. The college was originated
through the so-called Latin schools
which were in existence III Skalholt
and Holar during the 18th and 18th
centuries. There are now about l2O
students attending this college and ii
teachers are permanently engaged.
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