Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-12-03
NEWS FROM SCANDINAVIA.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM SWEDEN,
NORWAY AND DENMARK.
Natural Soda Discovered Near Raulosa.
Vice Consul Fredholm Honored by the
Sultnn-National Isebt of Norway Rail-
road Through the Guldbrand Valley.
SWEDEN.
SWEDEN.

road Through the Guldbrand Valley.
SWEDEN.
u.s. -agt Stockholm.
King Oscar gave a dinner in honor OF
the Swedish and Norwegian members
of the "Unionskomiten.'
Hjalmar Moller Of Lund left for Java
Nov. IL, where he will spend a year III
the interests of botanical studies.
The sultan has made Vice Consul
Fredholm of Constantinople an hon.
orary member of the Osmanic order.
Madame Cecilia Engstedt, who died
Oct. ~, donated 1870, 900 crowns to the
various charitable institutions of Stock.
holm.
1t has been rumored that the car
and Kaiser William will be present at
King Oscars 25th anniversary as ruler
of Sweden and Norway next summer.
There are in Stockholm 1876 or.
phans. OF these 5,445 are cared for in
private families, while 16l are enrolled
in the two orphan asylums of the city.
A glove factory will be erected in
this city. The glove industry of Swe.
den is a comparatively new one
and will receive great consideration by
the citizens of Stockholm.
Professor Hildebrand, the Swedish
archelogist. will give a series of lee.
lures at Edinburgh on the subject
"Ancient Relations Between Great
Britain and Scandinavia
oscar H. Sweden's greatest steam
ship, which has been constructed by the
firm of JAMES Laings & Co. of Sunder-
land, England, is now finished and
anchored in Stockholm harbor.
From recent reports it has been
learned that the Swedish scientist Sven
Hedin recently left Central Asia fol
Siberia, where he contemplates contin-
uing his archaeological researches.
Professor Johal August Hugo Gylden
director of the astronomical observatory
OF this city. died Nov. l6, at the age of
60. Professor Gylden once enjoyed in
struction under the noted Russian
astronomer, George Won Strive.
Gottenborg.
There are at present 9sS inmates at
Gibraltar poorhouse of this city.
o. WIKI of this city has donated the
Upsala university his valuable herbar.
ium of Scandinavian fora
Four employees of Carnegie & Co. of
this city, who went on fishing expe-
dltion Nov. 2, have not since been heard
from.
He'singbors.
The minimum capital capital of the
Ramlosa Well company is 26O, 600
Clowns.
Over 10000 CROWNS have been sub
scribed by different parties to the Albo
railroad. which will be in operation
next summer.
The "Pilshult' estate, the beautiful
property Of Lieutenant S. Brumstrom,
was recently sold Stockholm party for
10000 CROWNS.
Olof Nilsson, who recently sold his
"Tanga" estate to James Larson for
1880 crowns, will remove to the
Transvaal Republic.
The Nobbelof distillery, which has
recently been finished. is now in full
operation. A sugar beet factory will
also be run in connection.
Natural soda was recently found in
well near Ramlosa. Professor LARSON
of Stockholm pronounced it genuine
soda. containing an alkai composed of
oxygen and sodium.
P. j. Fagercrantz, a we'll known
tailor of this city, was recently found
in bleeding condition near one of the
country roads leading to Helsingborg.
He died soon afterward It is thought
he was murdered, but there is as yet no
clue to the perpetrator.
Jonkoping.
Conrad NJ. Siollom, formerly civil
engineer of this city, died at Frolinge
at the age of 55.
Lieutenant Weddings beautiful resi-
dence near Stortorget was burned to
the ground Nov. II.
Caroline Nilsson, accused of an at
tempt to poison her husband, was re-
leased after second hearing.
Jonas Bostrom of Gunnerbo, while
attempting to save his cattle when his
barn was on fire, died after few days
of intense suffering.
The celebrated Hok estate, where
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