The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
4 CAHEROONS

r krscsdinsry tSvsnfHrss "f African FS-
,ler~ which Throw Considerable Iixht
les Recent Hi.se',oaian and Geographic.
2&w-,-
rs-c recently arrived in Liverpool
fl the Camrrooa~ district. saws .
conspouirut. 4 Polish gentleman
M not Ea-oz.n.ki. who for tie last
4 ~ yeay, ha, been engaged IN ey-
rlrnc the vicinity 81 tn CAMERON
Sntains. With the view ct discover
.nsar;,rr in 'l- inter or which ven
sllv enrptic, itself ln'o the Congo VI.
Ra,ox;a~kIs explorations icL him into
al cntuf"s q; \ mo>; eNcita- kind VI
Ia olin,ki w formerly a Lieutenant
N ne Russian Nav. and "a tho .arly
par: o. Io>i sailed from France IN he
own vessel. the Lacy aud Marguerite.
from i~Iayrc. Arriving safely AZ the
col>i VI. KaSoz.a>Ai me: the >"tS ~
petition. and with thcm arranged e
t.Ar Simultaneous o~h-ryaiious. one
party being On the tamcrnons Peak.
and the other in the ha,. While with the
la,. : = parry VI. Kagoziu>kis canoe got
cay,ized. a ,tru-glr COR lie cn-uei and
pr Refer. -: the >wi. expedition.
wa- drow ned some VERY valuable
scientific Instruments wcCc also lost by
q, arcdc.L.
In july of the s1nr YEAR NJ RaGo
yu,Ai started with a companion for the
river Ll5rc. They met with much on
position ty The native 'rniddlcinrn nj
Mlkunyrh. who were afraid the ~
p.prvrs Intended going tn irai- with
TIE .rt.rior tribes The Mokontch
people would not allow the explorers o.
Ia,, Ano,hertr tribe from ii"tlarrn.anya.
who brought trade from the interior to
q town nearer the coast b . the
MoAunyrh. were more friendly. and
waa.cd the explorers :" visit thc'r
country. They. however. had % pas,
the ~t.okouych people. and the -.
riYrrrs promised 10 accompany the
Heterogeneous II they bruugh: \ strong
c,rur, They brought ~iN hundred
men. ani ! battle took place tetwvcE
them and the Mokouych people TIE
latter were victorious. A. ihclr follow.
N. numbered fifteen hundred. Many
were Killed on both sides. NJ Rage
zin.kI had ayain io j"takr himself to
the coast. The gallant explorers wrr,
several timc- stricken with fever, and
il Wa, about tbs time that ". i,arpzin-
Ski, companion. VI. Toniczrk. ,i,>coy-
cred the Rio del Rev. VI Eaguyinski
and hI> companion had been six muaihs
IN the interior. AMI II Wa IN the early
part If 1851 xhcp they returned ~ iA-
coast
VI l;agoIin>ki vas now master ~ The
native language. and Travelled every
whrr" with the utmo>t freedom In
deed. 81 much respect dill the natiSrs
SHOW him that they put him uu a level
with their great ch!ci or krE. Iii,
power extended FIR miles inland. and
ON tn, coast from Amt,as BAY To the
RIO del Rev. Unfortunately thu" fever
carried oil NJ Toniczek, and ~ lago
zin>ki was Joined by VI lanckon~k
The natives proclaimed NJ RagoAn,kl
a Chief Il iiota. aud while about Ia
arr1ng" for the exploration Il IN" IN
terror. VI. RaCeflnSki heard al IN. Ger
man designs on ia" tamcroou~. 1br
annexation Of The Z ameruon~ River wa
soon after an accomplished fat Sub
s~.qucntly ii NJ = Forward and Colonel
Hewitt arrived at Ambas Bay. and re-
qu--tri VI. RagoIln>ki to put ht. nrrr,-
tory Of Boia. winch he held hv treaty.
with III" natives ami chief. under tn"
British protect IN This b" dill. and.
further. wen, IN the Forward and made
treaties for England from Amba- Bsy
to III" Eo i"l Rev. Ibis Wa u work
Of seward dav,. and Just SIe{hs ircasy
WA b.ius signed IN the .ass ewn two
German war vessels cHhhe inioAihe has.
Their on Get wnsth6nnex the n~rriinry
which htd taak/Ecen handed over ."
England. ap,tsth. officers 81 tho W.
yrs-el> - aid nDf hide their eAscr
III Saw thcy had been Jore
After this the GcrmsnsAsn
l"nyf6 81 To get behind the i.rritorp q
tho 4sclish with the view Of e~uiiincyh
ro0gsunicssiou from tn. interior. EAs
Bycs became alarmed nj this, ara
1hsul White. h'r Majesty's Represents
Five nj Old Cslabar. visited Ambas,
Day and asked Ragoyinski 10 go into Y,
|ie interior and make treaties with his
YES. ai the same time installing him
British V.ce-Consul 81 III. p,sce- VI
made treaties with the IN
.er.or ch .is and eventually came upon
no Germans. They had been three
lays mt n place waiting Tor Ias eh~f
a. sign n treaty. bat when NJ Rsgozin-
ski applied. IL was instantly signed on
If England. The tssrrnaIss
and Subsequently, the arrest u
VI Ragozin-ki was ordered II foEnd IN
I,ermau territory. soon afier~ard. as VI
Y~anrkonski was crossing from Bahc~i
Victoria i'm q canoe be passed ae~r =,
man wr srsscl in English a0~
rhree boats ~erc lowered ron The war I,
vessel. ard Mot. were fired IN ths disc >
som OF " Yanekonski's canoe. Ihlnk ]
Ing 'hsS sore pracsieing. and were ]
n To where the shots won't ~
Yanekonski still rowcd On A: hss I
hey fired from n Hotehkiss. aod. ssf~s |
$780,. n went through the ]
The nat We psddlemsn terri ]
he'd. iasa Jumped into the water. The /,
boass coming mp from 10 &ssr- q
~ vessel. " IanekoO6 - q
asked hi I'm Ib~y. however. v0h
.oe hss~re him. stating he was kaSo-
whom they had ordera 0asr~t
Y. Ysoekonski was taken prtssa1g on
carl the German Gar vessel Tbs
were jubslani ~ To HesS
,ns . Dose from tho shore fssO kago-
.insks himYa soon pas mstDs right I
u. yznekoWki was rSs0sAL he
shown he arrsHey ~ iss s.s ves-
~. aiso the Hechtiss which hsisA the
naaa The officer explaissng that
q the shot lad Missed the 1ssk. Z
80 sAas the nexs ss woul4 Asys sesa I
Z
Vhih ~ RRueinski ~ Up The
somtg makioS trs.fes - Germans