TELEGRAPHIC. LAST NIGHT'S NEWS.
Londox, January 29. A Socialist emissary was detected at Barcelona, in Spain, and arrested by the authorities. It is feared that ramifications of European Socialists have found a footing in many parts of Spain and Portugal, and tbe police are warned to use the utmost Vigilance. The Affghan tribes have made demand that Yakoob Khan shall be reinstated as Ameer as one of the conditions of peace. 1 he Viceroy has not jet intimated what courae he will adopt with regard to this demand. The advance on Herat will be made in March. The illness of Lord Salisbury has taken a favorable tarn. He is now recovering, and is considered out of danger.
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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1185, 31 January 1880, Page 2
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