TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2093, 2 September 1890, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

) ; ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. Loiib6ir, r ,Ang. 2d. Violent, storms the harvest. ' ’ : V’’ '■ Sir Djllon spoakiog at a meeting at plonmef saia;ho quit'. V bbjcpttlpgi Ho was preparecl to tsko his religion, frotn Rome bat not hia 'Sbiofi' madt be foaad.d'.iliqme,,,''' ’ ' . Twenty, of,the mutiopns hussars have been seatepped to. terms of imprisonment Ang. 3,0.; A, midshipman has been courtmartialed for personating Prince George of ; Daring jmpWsppatipn he was entertained by *he Deal .in fltjifti!...,.: An influenza epidemic out in Silesia and, Paris. . The London .liazetle publishes regulations providing against, dnction of cbplera. ' Aug 31 < , The Australians won the match with Staffordshire, by.an innings and.3l,,rans. ( Rome, Aog. 28. The police have discovered; .loaded bombs and explosives in ; the of, workmen,in and, man j have beenfmadq. r Aug. 30,

A bomb exploded , in a newspaper, office in the city; A boy, who was. about to throw, water on the fuse, was ; kiire^,..together with'five others. Washinotow, Aog. 28. Wilson and Beckwith, two members of Congress,, became excited during a, debate and (fame two blows on . the flpprj ofthe Chamber. Friends interposed and after the men were separated jbothj apologised. ’ Owing to the expectation of a revolu-. tion an American cruiser has .been despatched to, Honolulu. Aug. 80, The Senate hare rejected a motion to place wool on the list of articles to .be' free of duty.. AUSTRALIAN CABLE. Melbourne, Aug. 81. A large derelict, keel upwards, been sighted between Launceston andj Port Phillip. ; ‘ Stdiiet, Aug. 31. Arrived—Mararoa from Auckland.