The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-20
Fron Foreisn 0Aores.

4m0 Wuk1uB IACuO0D IN samoa fe4c0
aA afm1gt3Ce.
A new Panama canal company b be-
ing organised In Paris
Peru b In the hands Of two presi.
dents and dictator.
Ensiiahmeo discuss the advisability
Of annexinS Samoa.
Ths distress In the province Of An
dalusia, Spain, b acute and serious
rioting has resulted.
The Parnellites hold q convention in
Dublin and declare against the Rose
beEy government
The cabinet crisis IN Chile has ended
and new ministry composed Of Radi-
calls and Liberals has been formed.
It b said Germany intends to issue q
loan Of 1O7, ,O00, 600 marks, the money to
be devoted TO the extra expenses Of the
army and nayy.
An imperial decree has been issued
announcing that henceforth Austria and
Russia WIN accord each other the
"most favored nation" treatment
NJ, dc Buriet, the new Belgium pre-.
mier. announced to the chamber Of rep
rssentatives that the bill providing for
propoEtionate representation had been
wtt6drawn. and intimated that the gov.
ernment intended to increase the Inn
post duties on cereals.
The Bssing 80 award bill, as remod-
eled b. the attorney general, Sir
Charles Russell, has been printed. 1t
provides for the sei4ure by English or
American naval officers Of sealers
found infringing the provisions Of the
award.
The international sanitary convention
was signed at Paris. The United States
and Great Britain made reservations
% 70 mionr details. It u believed that
II ths dec!sions Of the convention are
cAxsaed cut they win prove an effectual
check to the Importation Of cholera
Into Europe and into the United States.
The odicial Menager d'Europe Of st.
Petersburg publishes q communique
which says that the council Of the en-
pire regards the conclusion Of the Rus.
so&3erman commercial treaty as fresh
pledge Of European peace. The COM
punseAtion also says that the treaty is
desirable from q political standpoint
and equally advantageous from an eco
nomic point Of View.
In the Far West.
Many Navajo Indians in New Mexico
are 20 near starvation that they are
compelled TO KIN ranchmen's stock as o
matter Of self preservation.
Frulta. in the Grand Valley, Col,
boasts Of man who located there with
25 cents a. his capital six years ago,
who has Just cleaned up $500 from
the sale Of ninety acres Of fruit land
which he took up and planted In or
c6ardA He has supported o family
while making this little start In life.
Ten thousand elk are said to have
come out from the mountains and foot
hills ON the plains between Fort WASH
axle and Wind River, Wyo., to escape
the deep snow. They are very tame,
there being no one but cowboys in that
section. Indian agents will not permit
the Indians to kill them.
Two mountain lions were killed by
stockmen riding In the hills along
Grand Ronde river, Q short distance
above where its waters mingle with
those Of Snake river in Washington.
There was great rejoicing at the Indian
village, % the Hons were credited with
making q meal OF Of three dogs tho
night previous. 81
At Carson, New, the home Of Johnny
Crow, the boy who saved six children
from drowning In the Carson river Jan.
Il, was burned to the ground. The
family. consisting Of ninc children and
the mother and father, were asleep
when the hro broke ont. Johnny
awakened and promptly aroused the
others. He opened the windows md
helped tc &c. the children out of dan
ger.