Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-22
NEWS FROM SCANDINAVIA
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM SWEDEN,
d. NORWAY AND DENMARK.
More Swedish, Officers Have Volunteered
to Fight For Greece-Clearing House
For Christiania-Sunday Barber Law.
New Style in Skirts at Norway's Capital.
SWEDEN,


The employees of the Stockholm Tele.
phone company are one strike.
Olof G. Collin, a prominent mer-
chant Of this city, died March ~,
aged 81.
The Swedish paper manufacturers
convened in convention at Hotel Ryd-
berg April 5.
The stipend fund, established by the
deceased Jenny Lind, now amounts to
Isl, 432 crowns.
Coffee to the amount of 3,175, 900
Kilograms was imported during Jan.
uary and February.
The riksdag grants an allowance of
IL. 100 crowns for the establishment of
naval school in this city.
The income from government lands
during the year 1896 was reported in
the riksdag to be 5,l5o,0oo crowns.
serc cant rC. E. Erickson has re-
ceived his majesty's consent to enter
the service of the army of the Congo
Free State.
During the first two months of the
present year 4,765,00 Kilograms of
Swe 1ish paper and 2,306,OO0 Kilograms
OF matches were exported.
Axel Anderson, the designer of the
new opera house of this city, has re-
ceived s:urth priced and purse of 7C0
roubles for competitive designs for I.
state theater in Kiev, Russia.
DR.. Erik Nyman has been offered the
privilege of the 'Vega'' stipendium,
provided by the Anthropological Society
Of this city, and will make trip to
Java in the interests Of natural science.
Judge P. j. Won Erenheim of this
city, one Of the regents of the univer.
sity at Upsala, will fill the vacancy
brought about by the death of Baron
Louis de Geer in the Svenska Akadae.
mien.
Excursions to Dalarne and Gellivara
will be made in behalf of the foreign
Journalists, who contemplate visiting
the Stockholm exposition this summer.
Not less than $50 foreign journalists
will be in attendance at the press con-
gress which convenes in Stockholm in
June.
Lieutenants G. A. Ewert, E. w.
Kleen and B. H. Boy recently left thier
native city for Greece, where they con-
template participating in the fight
against the Turk Lieutenants G. E.
TIL. Won Blixen. Tineoke of the Skanska
hussars, A. N. Til. Wester of the Vest.
gotta regiment and J. G. Nauckhoff of
Gotta Life guards, contemplate = de-
parture for Greece in the near future
- Goteborg. T..
B. G. Rohde, the recently deceased
educator, left fortune estimated at
100000 crowns. -
Hans 0. Bergenholz. cashier Of the
private bank of Goteborg, is dead, aged
% years, after long illness.
King Oscar has granted an allowance
Of $500 crowns for the road and i'm
provement funds of Goteborg, Bohns
and Elfsborgs counties.
Seventeen hundred corpses buried
during the cholera epipemic of 1850 are
at present being removed from the 20
called cholera" grave yards.
. The owners Of the large wooden fac
tories in Bergen, Norway, have pur.
chased q large estate in Partilled, in
close proximity to this city, and con-
template establishing . branch factory
ut this place in the very near future.
Jonkoping.
Diphtheria is prevalent to an alarm
ing degree in the city Of Jonkoping.
Johan Nilsson, one Of the most pop
ular citizensof Visingso, suicide by
hanging,
The Husqvarna bicycle factories are
now in FUR operation and are giving
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