Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-01


g The ill-famcd Gaasegade Goose
street) in Copenhagen is doomed to
pass out of existence The city has
eonfscated the property and the old
buildings are being torn down.
- SWEDEN
There was an earthquake in Karlstad
and vicinity a few d lays after the treaty
was signed by the arbitration commit
tee.
The board of appropriation found
that the owners of the land between
Eslof and Stehag wanted something
like ST, 600 an acre, and it was SEE
we're shock to them to receive only
fraction of this price for the land to
be used for a trunk railway line be-
tween the two places mentioned
Vart Land states that the admiralty
will ask for appropriations for 81 new
war craft of different types.
- The: Swedish antiquarian society
held a meeting in Stockholm. The
SECRETARY reported that a very inter-
esting find had been made at Bodarp.
1t was an Italian dagger imported
about 1900 years before Christ At
Fjelkinge two gold rings from the
bronze age had been found. They are
made of gold wire aud tn valuable
light on the age from whicn they date
The largest lot of mail ever received
received in Sweden was unloaded 1t
Trelleborg bv q Sassnitz steamer the
other day. There were ~ pouches aud
BIT packages that were too bulky for
pouches. The COMPARTMENT used for.
the mails was too small, and many
pouches had to be keptin the Storage.
The price of sugar beets this fall
will be 33% cents per 100 pounds, or q
trifle over one-third cent per pound.
Members of the cabinet have sue
ceeded in persuading those who are
responsible for the machinists' strike
to send represen tati yes to q conference
at Stockholm for the purpose of devils
ing some means of putting an end to
the strike.
Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess
Margaret moved from Sofero to Stock
holm Oct ii. That part of the palace
into which they moved comprises over
twenty rooms These rooms were for
merly occupied by King Karl XIV and
Queen Louise, and many of them are
very extensively furnished.
Prince Gustaf Adolf killed an even
dozen of hares at a hunt arranged for
him and his friends on the island of
Hveen. The whole number of hares
killed was g., and they were big, fine
specimens
An Italian sporting the euphonious
name of Julio Caesare Auguste Benia-
mini had no visible means OF support.
and the authorities carefully picked
him up and carried him to Denmark.
He pretended that he did not under
stand any Swedish, and stuck to his
policy throughout his tribulationk
But when he found himself bodily
ousted from Sweden he let loose a
shower of abuse in fairly good Swedish,
proving that he had understood every
thing. He threatened to go to Italy
aud raise the temperature to the dam
ger point at the headquarters of the
Swedish government. .-..~.
Bishop Danell says in recent ency-
clical to the clergy of Skane:: ''And a
still more dangerous enemy than the
open hostility to Christianity IS >he
corrupted Christianity which. based
on deistic theology, in some places
istrying to obtain control Of the pulpits
and the schools
Nikolos Thon, the court marshal of
King George Of Greece. is studying
Swedish gymnastics in some of the
leading institutions of learning in the
country. 49,
The labor conflict at Aalmo is getting
more bitter. Both parties arc black
listing and boycottiag each other &C.
cording to the most approved methods
A new steamship company has been
organized for the purpose of carrying
passengers and freight between Sweden
and Germany. f
Lux Swedish stock company.
has made a contract to furnish .lamos
for the park near the famous Tsarskoie
Silo, the imperial palace near St
Petersburg. The contract calls for
twenty-four :0o-candlepower gasolene
lamps. The lamps are to take the
place of the electric lights, which are
dependent upon the central power sta
ton, and which may easily be put out
in case of serious disturbances of the
public peace Each. gasolene lamp is
an independent sourc. of light. ... s.
The Finspong arms factory has re-
ceived an order from the Swedish gov
ernment for IS field guns
Hinke Bergegren, the simon.pure
socialist, has made an attack on HAL
mar Branting, leader OF the social
democratic party in Swedish politics.
Mr.. Bergegren says that his party is q
time-serving aggregation that aims at
patchwork and compromises, to the
discredit aud destruction Of the lofty
Marx Engel propaganda TO this
charge Mr.. Granting retorts that his
political party aims at peaceful evolu-
ton instead Of q revolution, the evils
OF which no one can foresee.
Fifteen Malmo policemen have or
ganis4d themselves into : total absti-
.aenes soctetH. 49,. IS.