Stockholm, Aug. 25.
The Swedish fears that Norway might claim the diaries and logbooks Jof the dead explorer Andree and his companions, were quickly dissipated by a statement issued-to-day by the Norwegian Foreign Minister to the effect that the question of the legal of the documents had Inever been considered and that a matter of fact everything would handed over to the commander lof the Swedish cruiser, Sverdringe, after the arrival of the Bragvaart, the ship of the expedition which dis. covered the remains of the Andree expedition, at Ti where in the meantime the Swedish Consul concluded his investigations among the jerew of the Norwegian whaler /Tenningen and announced that there }was no reason to doubt the reports concerning the discovery.—Trans JOcean Kuo Min.
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