The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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liai not only the King anil ono chief 10
tho Bnmlireh IN my roNrr, hut | hal
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NJ his also, besides furnishing tho ma
tivcs VI severely.
\ or TRIUMPH.
When I'll force saw TINT the snvagrs
were defeated the chiefs begged earnest.
" that | would permit them 10 land and
destroy the people altogether; Int | r..
fused, saying tina. | linl not come al
destroy the island, Int 10 punish them
for their trcachery and attempted mnr.
der ri myself and the boats crew, when
W. had put faith In their profcssod
friendship. II WAS dark wilan We NJ.
rived Mt our camp, hut ut thu sound Of
our huglc, lights flew NIL over Island
Camp, where WI presently arrived. anL
| where WI were received with shouts and
songs Of triumph.
LECTURE 10 sAvAaEs.
i INV ANAt uSuAutliEs uliEt NetitNs itANt
ing arrived from Uganda, | embarked
tho entire expedition and sailed from
Mahyiga Island. Our fleet III RANGES
now numbered thirty.two, and ~ We
stecrcd close to Hnmbireh | had AN Oh
~portnnity Of observing the effect 81 tile
punishment on the natives, and | was
gratiticd to sec that their holiness md
nmdncity were completely crushed. for
one bullet put 10 flight over 100 of them,
whereas thu day before they Ind bravely
stood before 4 vollcy. Others who came
down To the shore begged IN 10 90 away,
and not 10 hunt them any more, which
gave me nh opportunity To preach 10
them that they brought the punishment
on their heads for attempting the
murder If peaceful strangers. In the
evening VI cAmpcd ON tho mainland, Iii
the territory Of King Kattawn, Who treat
"a IN most royalty for avansing the muir
der Of his chieI by the people Of Bum
birch.
At Dunno UGANDA.
Five days after leaving Hnmbirch The
expedition landed AMI camped At Dunno
Uganda, which IL two days' march north
of tho kaG.rn river nnd two days south
81 the katonea river. This camp ]
selected for tlc expedition hera,,se II
waH intermediate, whence | could star,
OH n northwest, went, or southwest
course for the Alber. Niyanxa, after
a.~ccrtAining from MteHa which wns heat.
For betwceh tho Victoria Niyanxa and
the Albert NiyAnxA are very powerful
trib \, tho WNAGnrA. WI Kuan,la, an.l
WAsangorA especially, who nru contin.
ually NJ wtr with M,csa.
DEATHS AND ACCIDENTS.
Our loss III tho lake during our trnscl
hy water from UsMknma IL Dnm.
Uganda, \ distance 81 nearly 30 miles.
VIVA nix mon drowned, five g,.na, and onn
caac II ammunition. Three of Ill.
riding. lsseH nlso died from being bunnd
in thu canosn, which leaves me now hut
une. Ten of onr canOa laeam. VIZ. cht.
,l%p. The time occupied by Ito lake
journey wMa iifty.six days ; but IL 20O
mills OF the journey was travelled three
times, II will In Hccn That W. travelled,
In ffty.six days, VI TO miles al water.
During iifty.onn days The corn | Lin
brought from usuknmA In the raloe.
waH almost entirely the means III sns.
t,ining the expedition far tnplgla We
received food from Itanaganaba and
k,j,ju of komcl,, W. received il because
II was shoir good will that CIV. II ~.
Excepting twenty dot II c'oti. gi,ri, IL
these two kings 40 utln / cloth aas Il ! |,
~ that ~ 1ivcl nearly tw, manthson The
hale ~ cloth which purchased ,ln to,n
In utnknma. ! inv,., tier. fal., Very
rossnn 10 feel Graiiiicl III the result Il
ttis long Mrncy hy water, though tit
loss II ny Elen mil guns fiycs ~.
serious regret. anl the 10 i ~ MI iie
ruling .s,at,'s IL \ calamity. On tlr o'h /
hand, had | forced my way nscl mt
through MiIambo ani lslwt ma, ! slml,l
lnsr l.cn either deai or II ruined fnsi-
tive.
INTENTIONS ron IliE FUTURE.
After arranging the cam,, | intcM1 70
visit Mt4skA OttN, more. Mhn n.uy III