, 1879-06-18

Of botly9usrd ot lG0 men. Vi, tho Arst occaston
hG saw Cettvnso in hut whcro 2uu ~as
trans1at!rE IN lin from colonial rewspapdr,
Of whirh plumber wero lying abo1t: bolt. ho fa%
morcrr repairing guns and casting bullets. Ho
converted frequently with tl.n EnRllsh.spcaklnH
kafi!r wl'p translated tha newspapcr. nnd from
him he learned tiIas tho Znu. ,yGre @ Informed H.
going on.
CstewaYo appeared destrou. Of inducing
Graadcr 10 enter hta service: nc 1:ked M M nun ~, u
guns captured al 1sa,'u'a, sp'ket, ant saia Tint
II il. could mako ti,rm efficient ho should hare
kran, plenty u pretty w!scs, a"A sassls, in; ,
him IA to bc appropriated to him. 70 mako
ti,e contrast betrcen hfs position a. q captive
nn,' what he ,ntghs atta!n TO s.9Fe keen. dxa'l.
lozcn ]l!drous uld haae, wl.o we're divided into
Watches two OF them being constantly EN-.
plpyctl iu pulling his halr md nose, p!nehing;
antt scratching him, the moment ha aLtcmp.ea
to sleap During tic day. when not IN ffe
Royal prcsence. ho WA lied to tree, aud every
t,assing warrior n'imIhtstcrel few. blows wltl1
Tho staff Of an asaegal He ~" plenty ot Mar,
iul-Hcry rItl.s n,u,it, but no ammunition, and
whether liz could 1nako lead, aud Tue brilliant
rewards offered bIm for ~ ti,!ng, DO concluded
iIH,t cartridges wcro getting hhort 10 All tsc
offers c. rsturucd, tho sumo auswer, that he
| rns unuhIu to 10 wlsat wns wartes1 q. h'fn.
liz had been living this miserable existence
ut utunlt eight days. oflcrs Dctng made 10 him
wonld Kilt tie Dners aud English and occupy
! tl,u wi,uo country.-toFinensed day mud night,
! fed onlr By busng turned otlt to Brnze in the
mca,te gardens, when. messenger arrived,
news " tint utnbctini mid his troiher hid been
killed IN the attack OIL kanbt)a. There was
great gr!ct and eonsternnil lon at thfE, CctewsJo
md his Court wespiaE with unaffected sorrow
l MI ALI ttsF F7.1N tnt@{$
chnuEcd Gy his catching srht Of The prisoner,
| WIG rcn,alncd tp hls presence. l1o then got
angry, ordcrcd that GranIcr should be con-
people, md be- pnth
DEATH w1TnTnE REQUIREMENTS Or ToHTUHE,
In which the cruel zulus are great adopts. Ono
| OF their favorite methods Is pcEglnE cut an 1l1-
appy, wrctelled raptlyo close to one Of the huge
ant.hisis which abound Throughout South AZ
rica cutting easl'es II portions Of the aesl Then
yiciin 70 10 slowly eaten to lGath by tic en-
ragged iusegts, who, attracted by the blood,
fastnu on thn wounds III 1nyriat's alHl mine Into
tho body. Cctewayo WAS pleased to give spe-
titc ,ltrect,onh for tt;s horrible punishment TO-
he Inflicted on tIrAntlier, illustrating by panto.
mime With stahl,lng asscga! where cuts were
70 be mads ~ 'he isgs, boay, ana arms, n! ana ~
which meant that his lips were 10 be cut oil.
Next morning early Grantllcr was sent off under
/ escort pf two men, armed with AsseEats, one OF
| u(&m HQFlnE ALSO HluZzlC.IulAlV. t1uEs hHE4
they hnd Travelled about ten miles they met
Ingannme going towards Usundl with a strong
escort Hc spoke 10 drandter's guards, ant!
learning that the prisoner had been sentenced
pressed his sat!ssactlon by loud crtos Of Aht
nh !'' aud laughed ~ II 1t vas an exquisite joke
Grunder was made to stand by the s!do Of thoe
path wbls the escort passed, eaes. nan. o 1t
rrInpius Ut the prisoner lie went BY. Us i they
fully appreciated the jake which had 50 ttcklcd
thefr chief. IL was now near moot Of the 18th,
with burning sun, nnu Grnndcr Wehrled by
toi1iug over rocky. thorny path, pleaded for Il
rest. Fest The u,an With tfie gun replied by thrasl-
inE him With aM asssEat stnl, but, OIL reaehtnr
mvalc garden, few minutes after, he ecemetl
to recnt. for hc unbound his arms. leaving hif
wrlsts lied. nnl turued linn in to forage. Af.el
Grandtcr had eaten tlls MI be came buck to hi
1uara, whom, he found resting. The man with
tic Gun was apparently sitting doztnE tho han
dies Of bis assegs!s being turned III tcmptt!ls
;; style towards Gran1lsr as te cntne out Of III!
mcalies, while the other had his head avertct
taking bn1ff, a luxury III which ka!Iirs larEel.
!! indulge. Tie chance Of making successful
STRUGGLE ron HtB LIFE
. flashed acrosa bis mind for the 1Fst time, alit
acting on tho instant lo stcppcd noiselessIY t.
tllp nun witt. the gun. drew m assogal from hi!
Sheath, nrt, with both llabls EraspiuE The staff
= pinned tho savage 10 the GROUND. 1lIen, he!znl
The gun, ho turned quickly at h.c os'ler, only t.
/ ! sec him Start to Ills 1ect, and, without Innkn
any attempt ut fight; ran like frightened buck
. with huge hounds vi an ac1oluns 1ill. Gran
4 dicr's first impulse WINS to Etc, but
tton the force wlsel. had 60 recently p'sssa ,nuS
n,..l let the Zulu escapc. Hiding Tor half a
!.our aud finding no alarm, l!e venturcd to o.
cend the mountain, at the foot Of which thl
9 scene had taken place.. He travelled asl night b.
i Tie stars, and aacended hllI mex: 1norl'.nr
4 when at tho summit he saw a large Zulu imp
0 driving many cattle towards Ultuul, anu had !
II lie pcrdu n,any hours while they PASSED. Lie trni
;. elcd two nights continuously, steering cours
q bY the stars, n,ld on tic second rau during 10
}. atnost !uto lsatllr kraal. On tic morning c
l. the 10Th lie was trying to see i ile could recot
ns M ostns ,can Of Of fox e o9se e
u part OF the escort to = convoy ot wounded G.
y lug into Baltes Sprint. ....... ~,
t. Ills troubles and dangers were nov pracsica
u II ut I'll oud. Tic was fed with suclt sernps 6
y food as the men had With tl'cni mud carried ins
It camp, where, utter making bis statement. /
d was placed II the skiIul hhnas of tl'e prtnctp
= medical oll1cer, sutsgcon-Malor Reilly, VI
Is he principally needed. A few days rest vi
n remedy t1,r swollen legs .asNi lnceratel fes
J. from whieh hc was principally suffering, thour
horo brasss rnd wsas Its sssMS'0 Sr ha
a- been submitted to the discipline Of u
u nsscgal shaft lIo was delighted to flr
y that his cotnrnac and colnpasrlot, Boa
ae tho repulsc at tic zlobane; ,nnt, finding TINT
NJ and the other remnants 0f tho unfortunate Be
rd der Horse was incorporated ln lsuser's 'FRONT.'
Light liorsc, ho promptly enlIsted ~ tlat exc
ID lent corps, and when l last saw him, thous
y. still under medical treatment Was arranclt
IT for thc uuttlt necessary 10 eale htul 70 rccoI
'ls mcncc active duties alll have hls reYa!leha II
i'd nearer acquaintance witt, tho znlus bus not
~ creased his Infection for those redonbtablo 81
Us agcs, and cutlld well believe lls sntlse 81
1 1o csrty when, speakins with uls unrestrss :i, !
en volub!lLtJ Ut bis i.ntlys tongue, he assnreu Il
Of Of his determination neither to give quarter
lts to allow htn.self to bo taken altge. Tie Will
III lucky, however, II 10 ID t for duty BY tie tit
tic cousun Ia ready to move, for the expos,l
has given him severe cold IN ille chest n
ia rheumatism III tbs legs, whicts may rcqut
nj somewhat langltencd nursing Ia hospital.
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NJ THE MAJESTY or MOTION.
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