Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
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Nor at Lall2 Fyfe6o.
It Is proposed to remove the seat
of the royal court Of SHANE from Kris
tianstad to Malmo, and SIX Of the
eleven Judges are IN favor Of the re-
moval.
Nearly all the factories Of Stock
holm and vicinity were closed during
the week ending June ~. The reason
for this general shutdown was the
dullness prevailing in all branches of
trade.
The Mission Covenant held its 30th
annual meeting in Stockholm. p p.
Waldenstrom was elected superinten-.
dent of missions. Twenty-eight new
congregations were admitted into the
covenant.
A number Of cells and plaice were
tagged by government officials at
Karlshanan and Kivik, and a bounty
of 40 cents will be paid for every
tagged fish properly reported, to the
government. D.
The Stora Kopparberg Mining COM
pany held an executive meeting in
Falun and resolved to increase the
reserve fund to $6,4S0,00O, which is
twice the amount of the capital stock
Of the company.
The music band of the hussars of
the Swedish bodyguard has made
concert tour of some Danish prov
inces, and everywhere they were re-
ceived with the greatest cordially
and dined and wined to their utmost
capacity
The price of pork is so low that
the farmers Of southern Sweden
claim to be losing money on their
hogs. A live hog ready for the butch
er is worth six cents pound, and
six-weeks-old pig brings only about
one dollar.
Many English laborers we're import
ed to take the places of striking long
shoremen in some of the seaports of
southern Sweden But the persuasive
powers of the Swedish labor organ
izations have proved so strong that
the English "scabs'' are gradually re-
turning to their own country.
Two-and-a-half months have passed
since the awakening of Corolina OILS
son of Okno from her thirty-two year
slumber, and her strength is gradual
ly developing. Her judgment and
memory have returned, and her abil-
ity to use her limbs is such that she
can do easy housework much of the
time.
The police of Stockholm aroused
much displeasure in conservative cir
cles by permitting the use of ban
ner bearing a radical motto in pub
lie parade, and the government is 60
ing to make them responsible for their
leniency. Meanwhile the radical club
of Stockholm passed resolution sup
porting the course of the police. The
motto of the banner read as follows:
Down with the throne, the altar and
the money-bag!"
There are many tired politicians
in Sweden this summer. Their weari-
ness is expressed most conspicuously
by members of the riksdag who an
nounce to their constituents that they
are not going to run for reelection.
In this way the Liberal Fusion party
is going to lose large part of its
old representatives in the national
legislature. And It is easy to ex-
plain this detection. Only few years
ago the Liberal Fusion party was the
controlling power in Swedish politics.
But by a series of compromises with
the Socialists the party has lost it's
former prestige, and the aid thus rem
dered to the Socialists has aroused the
ire of the conservative parties to an
extent not common among parties that
are pledged to the perpetuation of the
present state of things.