Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11
Riks,laE to lie Asked to Intervene to
Prevent Strikes - Funeral Of Twelve
Members Of q Danish Life Saving
Crew-Crown Princess VictoriA's Phi.
lunthropy Recognized In Rome.
SWEDEN.
SWEDEN.
Stock holm.

Augusta Ornback, PHI. D., has been
en- aged as first assistant instructor in
the zoo tomical institute in this city.
During the recent so.called "week of
sacrifce>' of the Salvation Army of
this city, collections amounting to lO2,
GAG crowns were taken.
From the vcranda of Hotel Continent
tai General Booth addressed the public
and in the evening spoke to very dis
tinguished gathering of 900 people at
the Academy Of Muse.
The queen has made an allowance of
association of Stockholm. The sum is
to be divided among the poor of the city
OH his majesty's birthday.
A motion for an allowance of 8, AGO..
900 crowns for the Workingmen's Life
Insurance company of this city at pres.
ent has the support of more than 80
representatives of the riksdag.
P. G. Glimstedt, formerly lieuten-
ant of the Gotta Life Guard regiment
and who three years ago entered the
service of the army Of the state of Con-
20, has recently been appointed a cap
tain.
The present national debt of Sweden
amounts to 3l2,65 ,246 crowns, an
amount which, suggests contempor-
AIRY, can easily be raised by proper
manipulation of couple of ''malm-
berg (met;,l fields) in Norrland.
Eight hundred and eighty-three per-
Soils have applied for financial aid from
the government for the purpose of pur-
pose of pursuing metallurgical studies
abroad. AS is we'll known. Sweden Of
fers wide ield for metallurgists.
Representative G. J. Jacobsen has,
in the "Andra Kammaren" during the
present session, argued most aggres-
sively and forcibly against constantly
increasing strikes and has mot;onei for
a speedy intervention of the riksdag
aga nst this overwhelming national
evil.
Count FIR. Wachtmeister has intro
duced bill in the ''Rik>dag" request
ing an appropriation by the govern
ment of 100000 crowns during the
year OF 1898 for such colleges and
private institutions as have adopted
and are applying new form, and meth
obs in their various edu cational
courses.
The richly illustrated magazine
which has recently been issued in the
English language by the Exposition
Press Bureau of this city, entitled
Toward the North" teens with beau
tiful descriptions of the invigorating
and hcalthful climate and picturesque
scetlery of the Scandinavian peninsula.
The nature loving and artistic English.
men and Americans who intend to
visit the exposition of Stockholm will
through this we'll edited pamphlet gain
much i'll point of additional interest in
their contemplated visit to the Land
Of the Midnight Sum-"
The Catholic Times contains the fol-
lowing reference to Crown Princess
Victoria's visit to Rome: During her
visit iii Rome the Swedish crown prin-
cess has gained q most favorable repu.
tation for her philanthropic spirit, and
her royal way of dispensing charity
commands universal admiration
Among the institutions in this city
which have been SO charitably and lib.
orally favored by her is the Church
Of St. BirRitta and its cloister. The
Swedish princess is not member OF
the Catholic church, but the holy Biz.
gitta was q Swcde, and of this fact 6ho
is intensely proud. Her gifts to this
church have been truly royal, and her
liberal contributions have rendered tho
editice one Of the most beautiful and
lastly decorated small churches OF
Rome. The cloister III connection has
also been literally remembered by tho
princess.
Gotcborg.
Public dinners are still being givel,
in behalf of the poor school children of
the city.
Over 10000 crowns were placed in
the "Postsparbank" of 80: >;ty dur.
ing the month of January.
y Oiof Bcngston, prominent young
mechanic Of this city, recently departed
for the Congo Free State, where he has
been engaged as first engineer on a
government steamer. -
Johan Fig, Phi. D., died in this city
Feb. II, ut the age Of 80 years. An.
other notable death is that Of DR.. Solo.
mon H. Cans, q physician well known
i'll all circles of business and socially,
who passed away Feb. 20 ut the nge Of
81 years. DR.. Cans was born III this
city il 1912 and completes his medical