Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
EMIN Is ADAPTIVE
AND THE UNKNOWN iRAvMsR'AAY BIB
STANLEY. o-


SuAKDG, Dseembsf '16.-1he khalifas
lsttsr TO Osnsa Disns statsd that steam
q sxpsdisioa to tn equstoe, commanded
BY Osman S.lsh, on arriving as Lado
had Emin .PashS and . white traveller de-
livsred 10 them In chains by Emin's Of
fic.rs and the troops. osman Salsh in his
letter 70 the Khslifa stated that he
reached Lsdo On October II, and that
Khsdivs hsd ssnt . white traveller named
Stanley with . lstt9 telling Enin to so
With Stanley. and sAsring the remainder
Of the force The option q going to Cairo
" remaining. They refused 70 enter the
Turkish service ssd GlAdly reosived Osman
Salsh. Osmsn salsA foands Largo quantity
Of feathers suA iyogy. lie hard that
another traveller bad Waited Emin but had
rons, Aad be wss searching fer him.
A sssteh Of ths Expedition.
II was on March ls, 1887, that Henry
NJ Stanley arrived at the mouth OF the
Oouso ftou, Zanzibar, and started up that
Iiy.r At u head Of hh expedition for the
,.i;.f Al Emip. In his following were
MIN. Europssns Ixty-one SoudAnese,
thirtasn Somali, so natives OF Zanzibar,
.,N IsstI, tbe Arsb merchant, Tppoo-
Tin vith forty men, who bad 70 provide
Stanlsy with an additional hundred car
riers from the stations on the upper
Congo,
From Bsuans, at the mouth Of the Con-
ON to M.tsdi, il VA, possible 10 make use
eS .h;,s. h,vond that point II became
n.os..Srv 10 "a by Land. by the usual south-
~ ronts aiona the river. AtStanlsy Pool
A.. r'.s.ss hx land cane 70 A stop, and
shs s,nsdit,cn h.d now 10 bs continu-
- nv msans of the small river
.t..n.r, ,nnnIied by ths Cosso Govern
msnt "a the mouth Of the AruHimi river
Ths Enoli,h mts,onaries, OF the outset,
,ee,..d n nIsc. tbstr sSssuners at Staulsy's
S;.no~.l mt sysntusllv The Congo Gov
s.rr,..t snoos.ded i'm doing away with
this obstacle. 90 that ON the both Of April,
1ss7. the expedition was enabled 10 start
nm the river IN the four steamers s-Stsnley,
EIor;S. He.yv R~d and Pesce Little
- n, msSe beveysr. for tha vessels
nd bean too heavily frsightsd, and final
L. . ra,t AZ thc earpo had 10 bs LEFT behind
~ nc st.,ion OF B,lobo, Nevertheless,
STANLEY with the greater part OF the cargo,
,r,c.odsd In rsschins NE mouth Of the
Irn-,ni. Ri;erre riysr On the 2sth Of May.
- ,h.t IN. yovsre from Aha mouth Of the
Con.o thn. tsr had besn effected in ten
S.ss . oomnarsti vcly abort time oonsid-
-. N. snosr,oes 6isSsvcs and the mass
~ ~. :. 4. t,.,sponed.
" t.,h. Irr.imi Tinnoo. Tib parted from
s,.n,s- int.nding Ia the n rat place 10 pro.
cs.d 10 hi, comm, srciai stations and then
to n.cc.rs c~r,Ir,s E,r STANLEY, while the
is,tar. on ths ii Of June. continued his
rasssss nm the river with $40 Africans and
Ave Enronoans. and ON tho 10th reached
the Z,mbbgs Falls. a spot that he had
sI,.sA, v,.itsd n Jss3. Here camp WAS
.,s.Ix 49, ,ndse the oommand d
Ts;s. I. ...,~iot - Ssr,isonsi With about
,nS 80 ats.i.yhlmsaN brsks up on
~. 90 ~ Jr,e ieg1 Sftf 4 mite or foms
Iso r.,.on, toiiovtrv IL eoufDs c' the
,;n., IN = no,th...t.ri1 ditoctiou. On July
90 s,.nio, ,"'csod IN. domain Of the great
,,;h. ~ oS ~. Msh.J. vhoss chief Sssnga
MonS,,. :. vs,y IN n,ntisl man. This
o.iS -. - ~ an. s,u,s triba tbnt DIR.
49, ss..5 J,..,,,n. near IN. Rive, Ne
uun 80. ,s., 4. n,nhoblv an upper
iono. =, ,t. s'".;mi F,nm an, cspital
r.%tu .. a,.nt.x nov vnn,.d In
.I l., ",;hs,,v di,.ctIon 10 IN, ,rc,-
". "a. tnowo a. =. nv Schvsipfartb-
~ ,,;h. ~ ,h. Monhutt1
..Thos. -. ali ,ns na,ticpI.rn that We