TELEGRAMS.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 67, 1 February 1890, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

[mom latm* mumat, ranunv] nouSra. ▲ POLITICAL SCANDAL ' THESPRSAD OR LKP3OBY. Btd*« DeeembarjtV IrraxioKtcg reegirad 4H** IS**. toe* relate* ft grave piftiml amm> charged with forfjtag dnMh*nt|to in connection with. f*f*j* efeetiaaa, and the Governor tl ft|i» jkmmA of mixing hiuuel/ up in Miim ami using hu Mimm in (kveor df the rinrioal party. * e t ' ' ' The excitement Mill nontimJe* therewith regard to leproev. am) it is asserted that 5000 native* and four whites are infected with tile disease. THE LABOUR BISPOTES. LoXDOtf, January 12. Tub look-out of men from the tea warehouses has been settled, a eonpromise having been arranged. The London Trade* Unions advise pecuniary help should be afforded to the Ban strikers. They also condemn the Government for supporting the company with the aid of police. SIBERIAN MASSACRE. St. PkftßftßUfta, January 0. I?, i* announced that the Csar ia punishingthe author* of the reount »tnwlU**in Siberia. Twenty different newspapers in publishing details of the recent Siberia, state that the Cxar expect* the officials to be severely punished; OOT OF DANGER. Londoii, January 13. < Tni Marquis of Hartingtotf 1* out ] of danger. j Madrid, January 13. The King of Bpain is now out of danger. Lon«x)h, January 14. All reports from Madrid about the health of the King of Spain, and Hie. state of aflain generally, are said to. be unreliable, as they an submitted io strict censorship, revolution being feared. THiB LONDON 80ANPALS. Lomdov, January Mk . I? b stated that the Prince of Wales to Undated, at ,*W mention th*>ißaml*Mßnand*^^*sd^n*iMi BnflCSs*#«*