Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-10-05

So. IS per barrel.
OKristiania will soon have u new
5000, 900 brewery.
The apple trees have commenced to
blossom the second time in some locali-
ties in the southern part of the coun-
try.
The election returns from Finmarken
amt are complete. The liberals have
elected 20, the conservatives 16 elect
ors. In 1894 the former elected TO- the
latter 10. Thus the liberals have made
decided gain, which means that they
will capture two seats in the storthing
from the conservatives.
The country around Roros was COW
cred with snow Sept. 6.
Says Verdens Gang: 1T was claimed
that the abrogation of the tariff laws
between Norway and Sweden would
stop the smoke in many Norwegian
factories. Not much. Numerous new
factories #ssllserected in our country as
result of the abrogation of said
laws"
The new students celebrated their
entrance into the university with so
much hilarity that Verdens Gang calls
them "a bowling, drunken mob"
A child's history of the world will
soon be published by Jens Raabe and
Nordahl Rolfsen.
Major General Thaulow has been ap.
pointed to represent Norway at the in
ternational conference of the. Red
Cross at Vienna.
In a speech at Eidsvold, Bjornson
suggested that boys and gents of 10
ought to have the right to vote. Nor
genbladet calls this a monkey leap,
and compares the speaker with ''Kaiser
Wilhelm of mass meeting fame"
The tariff on calves, old horses.
cheese and number of other articles
is absolutely prohibitory.
Prof. Rensch has been engaged to de.
liver series of lectures on geology at
Harvard university for consideration
of 81, 900.
The paper money now in use will
soon be redeemed, and new bills of
new designs will be issued in place OF
the old ones.
It is put down as definitely settled
that the city of Kristiania will hence.
forth run it's electric railways, and the
city will build a new line to Sangene.
Tromso amt has elected two liberals
to the next storthing. 1850. .-.-.,.~..-
The following trades have agreed to
unite in case of strike affecting any
one of them: Masons, carpenters, house
builders, painters, plumbers, uphols.
terers, tinsmiths, glass blowers, gyp-
sum manufacturers and blacksmiths.
A committee has been appointed to
draft constitution for the new feder.
alton.
Railway Director Phil of Kristianis
died at the age of ~.
DENMARK.
The syndicate which was organized
a few moths ago for the purpose of
controlling all the street railway fa-
cilities of Copenhagen has reported its
plans to the city government for ap.
prevail. The propositions made to the
latter seem to be reasonable, and the
whole scheme has been managed with
such fnesse that it is very likely to
succeed. OF the changes proposed Is q
uniform rate of 10 ore, the exclusive
use of electricity as motive power. the
construction of certain new lines,
shorter intervals between the cars on
certain lines, and that the government
shall control the work of constructing
new facilities, as well as superintend
the management of the traffic. If the
plan carries, the syndicate will be
ready to operate the new system Jan.
1, 1900.
Obel's tobacco and cigar factory in
Aalborg has been destroyed by fire.
This was the largest establishment OF
its kind in the North. and the loss ex.
ceeds 100000.
The parties concerned in the great
lockout in the iron industries signed
an agreement Sept. 10, and that was
the last day of the great lockout which
had lasted about three months and had
cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
ACopenhagen court has disposed of
a highly interesting. case. A Mrs. r.
succeeded in snatching letter from q
girl to her husband, telling him to-
meet her at a certain place at certain
hour. This was too much for Mrs. r,
She donned her husbands clothes, took
a heavy cane in her hand, and went to
meet the girl who had written the let
ter. There was no mistake about il,
The girl came, and Mrs. R. beat her
most numerically with her cane. She
was arrested, but when IT was found
it was atwoman. she was 1released, and
the court imposed nominal fine OF
$2.7o for having caused row in the
street. 7 y II # "
Carl Ewald has written an open let
ter to Kaiser Wilhelm in a liberal
daily. and the way the ''divine right
of kings" is handled would be grave
case of lese majette in Germany. The
very fact that such production ap..
pears in q great daily shows the great
liberality Of the Danish governme q t.
Holger Drachmann, while staying ii
the Gansdal mountain sanitarium ID
Norway, has written poem on noun.
tain life which is as fresh as the noun
tain breezes. . Ia. 81. .s5 8.,
Attempts will be made to introduce
the taxameter5 in COpenhaRen This Is