Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-27

Building to Be Erected ut Copenhagen.
Archbishop sundberg's Long Service.
i SWEDEN.
Stockholm. -, .. 1921
The Mormons are doing considerable
work in Stockholm at present.
The fund for the CLAUS Petri statue
now amounts to 1900 crowns.
The Andree polar expedition was ex-
pected to arrive at Tromso May "a or %.
The Bank of Sweden offers q reward
of 500 francs for the Swedish American
forger, Skog.
The consumption of beets during the
season of 1867 amounts to 800, 240.4
tons during 1866.
A cantata, specially composed for the
occasion, was rendered at the opening
Of the Stockholm exposition May Is.
The Sveavagen will have width of
48 meters, the Karlavagen, the widest
of the streets now, having 45 meters.
The survey of the proposed Orebro-
simonstorp railway is now completed.
The estimated cost is 8, 1891 900 crowns.
The Riddarhuset hall will be at the
disposal of the congress of religions
which meets here in connection with the
exposition.
The students of Upsala university
decorated the grave Of Erik Gustaf
Geijer with impressive ceremonies on
the 50th anniversary Of his death.
The value of the butter exported from
Sweden during 1895 is estimated at A.
OO0. 600 crowns, 1000, 900 crowns more
than the value of that exported during
1895.
At recent exhibition given by the
Stockholm Athletic club the worlds
record of heavy lifting was broken by
Arvid Anderson of this city, who raised
1905 kilograms, 1855 being the previous
record
On June next, Archbishop Sundberg
will have stood at the head of the church
Of Sweden for longer period of time
than any. of his predecessors, having
then been archbishop during ~ years
and 7 months.
The socialdemokratiska (socialistic-
democratic) society of the kingdom
claims membership of 15,464. Of
these the largest number according to
population is found in Helsingborg,
Malmo standing next. -
The suffering among the poorer classes
Of the city for want of proper quarters
is great. The influx of laborers from
country districts has been large and
rooms are held in order to make some
thing out Of them during the exposition.
The king of Siam who is taking con-
siderable interest in the industries Of
Sweden is making inquiries through
consul general to Siam, Axel johnson,
regarding the prices of rails and other
railway material. He contemplates
building 7O-mile railroad.
Professor Hi. Sjogren, son-in-law to
the late Alfred Nobel, who lately began
legal proceedings to prevent the carry
ing ont Of the provisions Of the latter's
will, seems likely to gain his point, as
the instrument in question is said to
have been drawn up with great disre-
gard for legal requirements.
Goteborg.
A new iron bridge is being built over
the Safve river near the Partilled STA
ton. j.
The king has allowed 1890 crowns for
distribution among the chronological
schools of Venersborg, Boras, Lidkop-
ing and Uddevalla.
The body of Miss Alice Bratt, who
disappeared from the city over a month
ago has been found floating in the canal
at Tradgards foreningen. Probably
aaicide. .-'
The Goteborg Oil refining company
delivered at the postofice one day re-
Gently 10, 800 pieces of continental mail
on which the postage amounted to 515
crowns
DR.. o. Forstenson, who has, for 90
years been superintendent Of the Mosse-
berg sanatarium at Falkoping, will be
succeeded by Professor H. Hildebrand
of Lund university. s.s &...'
Reports have been received from
Lieutenant Axel Understood who
started last July with an expedition
from the Congo to the Nile. The letter
was written at place near the Lake
Albert Nyanza about Christmas time.
The widest part of Africa had been
traversed up to the time Of writing.
Malmo. .
The city authorities Of Kristianstad
have subscribed IS 900 crowns to the
Markaryds Veinge railway.
The citizens Of Skofde have RENTED