Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-30

fever (mjaltbrand) patients are cared
for at the Falkoping hospital. One
case is very serious: New cases occur
frequently among the cattle, but the
pest is not spreading beyond the quar-
antined territory. e +.
Prince Bernadotte and family have
spent several weeks in Jemtland and
the prince himself made trip on foot
tu some of the remote Lapp settle
1nents in the interest of religion. ~
In an oat field at Mo, Helslngland,
the ears were out seven weeks after
the seeding. ".<@. s,"''s
A new chimney has been built at the
sugar factory at Arlof sugar factory.
1t is 1877 feet high, and the diameter of
the aperture ut the top is feet. This
is supposed to be the boss chimney in
the Scandinavian countries, if not in
the whole world. ~. IT,. -.
The government has just received
twenty railway locomotives from
America in one consignment. IA:
August Stringberg is writing an his
torical drama on the the times of Erik
XIV. 4&.-,,*' = ~. " ..s...4.
The ravages of the splenic fever in
the southern part of Sweden have been
somewhat checked, and thesauthoritiea
are in hopes of roofing out the pest in
= short time. ... 49,. 5s,s ~&,..,.
Prof. Mittag-Leffier has been ap-
pointed foreign member of the Italian
academy of sciences. -.
The strikers at the Qvitsle booms
have returned to work. They received
about $500 each for time lost on &C
cout of high water. .:I5..
An obstinate drouth- combined with
night frosts has reduced the crops of
Skane way below the average: :"
Deposits of copper ore have been
found in paying quantities near the
old Falu mines in Dalarne.
Bishop Billing while on a visit to
the parishes of Sfolde and Blentarf
expressed himself unfavorably regard
ing the habit of keeping servants at
home on Sundays, preventing them
from attending church. .'.,,
A gathering. Of very prominent men
at Skara passed a unanimous vote
against promulgating the Norwegian
flag law, and forwarded telegram to
the minister of foreign affairs express.
ing confidence in him in regard to the
said law. s: s3Es.5ss4 - .g ST. * @
*:sz:. NORWAY. - I IL.
i. Abundant rain at the right time
saved the crops of Southeastern Nor
way. Haying was commenced in earn
est July 10 III that part Of the country.
Plans for the new building FOX the
Bank Of Norway ii Kristiania'w will not
be completed until q couple Of experts
have made trip to the United States
to study modern bank buid NOS in this
country ':.7S
There were u. business failures ii
Norway during the month Of April as
against 4S for the. same mont in 1898.
The whole number of persons who
emigrated from Norway III 1893 was
&, 859, which was 80 more than for The
year 1897. 5' st 'sss
Money IS more scarce than ever n
Norway and stocks Of all kinds are
going down 81 . rapid rate The Off.
cials quotations IS the exchange are
really too high because many kinds 81
stocks find no buyers at al. s., ]. 3 J
Cooking schools. or school kitch.
ems, = as they are cal ca in N orway,vill
soon be opened IA several rural com.
munities ii Brat sberg amt lcounty).
II is proposed "a make the course 81
practical Is possible and tbesy:.sare "a
last from four. to six weeks
The passenger ira fic is 50 heavyson
some railroads that two or even three
engines are required for each train.
The fruit crop il yHaridager Is IN fine
scondi 81.
a few meetings in Sweden have
passed reso1ut ions TO the effect that
the Norwegian flag law ongh Is %
enforced because IL was at1opt a..
.cording g the constit tint on.
tourneymen shoemaker strike 81
SKristiansand was sett led on the basil
osmutual concessions. $50
There were "a irt sy' ,1i siness failures
IN Kristiania thin one f1nonth afterl:
ths sc Fchriatt herson y ca.
sinst six tthes same month II
1865
"a new irolln,clad will be lna1ned
and sol
ss,s. IN g pIant;thl
a,ssrcspine 81, Z I lnes,laao,
( thes
aon y,
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