Willmar tribune., 1899-02-01
SWEDEN.

Hans Hans Kahre: Of Laholm. dreamed just
ds dafH dfuring the hoidayS and he dd
second Christmas day. He was SO years
old. and always led a quiet and peaceful
life.
to serve on the Schooner i|'' competitor. I'M pei tor:
krona he deserted, but was soon arrest
he wny
ship, was so leaky that was afraid it
would go to- the bottom He was told
spection, but he explained that one man
could accomplish nothing because the
whole crew must agree to such a de-
mand to make an inspection compulsory
Anderson was sent to Jail for thirty days.
And those who remained on the leaky
ship? The, ship was wrecked on the
coast of Jylland. and all on board per-
ished. with the exception of one man.
The universities of London sent three
representatives to st. Petersburg to at
tend the celebration of the one hundredth
School in Russia. the imperial academy
of military surgeons.
" real ale estate a,S company which is SCARCE.
The bulk Of the money is furnished by
English capitalists.
Kristina Euphreesyne. Bjorkquist was
S1k years old: She lived all alone in
III.
Christmas eve she is supposed to have
tried to move burning lamp. but drop
ped it on the floor: At any rate, fire
the door was burst open the unfortunate
woman. was dead and her body partly
charred.
It seems as if the crown princess did
dispatch from Baden-Baden states that
she spent the Christmas holidays there.
ana that she 81 gong to
patch of later day announces her re-
turn to Sweden.
J.. A. Dahl, the sheriff of Allbo Ina
land, distinguished himself and won
people of his district by circular letter
not to spend the Christmas holidays in
drinking, and fighting, but to enjoy them
selves like decent people.
The crown prince has suffered greatly
from inflammation in the throat and left
ear.
The historical society of Malmo has
opened o1;s an exposition in the royal indus,
this move is to advertise the textile in
dustries of southern Sweden. The COL
Dresden, Leipzig and other German cit
les.
The forestry association asks for an
appropriation Of $50, 900 for combating an
TEe the nsec is S aS
called the num-
The executive committee of the Gran
gers union of southern Sweden has is
sued a circular letter to the local oranges
explaining to them that it is not ex-
pedient for them to address resolutions
to the presidents of the legislative as
semblies of Sweden and Norway. The
publication of this circular was called
forth by dispatch from an agricultural
convention to the Norwegian storthing.
depl0ring the action of the latter body
in passing the law which removes the
union jack from the Norwegian flag.
A special election was held in Malmo
to fill a vacancy in the city council caus-
ed by the death of F. Frotzig. The silk
stocking element put up A. Schmitz. a
leading manufacturer. His opponents
made use of the fact that his stubborn
ness caused the Furuland strike, and
that he is a German. But he came out
a few votes ahead of Oscar Anderson,
the peoples candidate. Schmitz receiv-
ed 10,468 votes, which were cast by 169
voters. One voter cast as many as 100
votes at this election.
August Torquist and his wife and two
children broke through the ice on the
Motala river. Despair lent him giants
strength. and by Incredible exertions he
succeeded in placing his wife and chill
dren on the ice. But then he was so
exhausted that he failed to save his own
life