New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-18
RARBAROUS ARAB SLAVERS
rueHT MISSIONARIES KILLED BY THEM.
ANOTHER GERMAN STATION ON THE 1ANAiSAH
COAST pEsTRoYED-A WAR OF Elk
TERMINATION.

,1-Tbe Arabs have destroyed she
csruan missionary station AZ Auea, n.ou Ano'
~..t AZ nanes-Salem. majority oi .ne si"'oS e~P
.,r.1 INV tbs German man-ofwar Leipzig wefo iodgoo
At the station. One missionary suo0eoaoo ~ esoap'ns
-. ~. Arabs but eight others were nassacrca'
,s arSI S.a,.s one of them that Of a woman, were
-N..-s r,ut,lsted In bsrbsrous manner The Arabs
ss o9 tbs servants and slaves at the station.
rhs French missionary stations, especially those
.tuated near Tugu, in imminent danger
Ths Arabs who are joining in the slave trade
.oms principally from Kilwa and Lndi, and sre
r,eber ana more influential than Bushn and are
uke,v te oyershadow him. These aooessicns to the
ranks OF the slave traders will have the effect OF re
tuyigozating the revolt which would have died out
n the Germans had not retained Bogameyo and Oar
es-salen.
Roeamoyo and par-es-S Salem are on the east coast
directly south of the island of Zanzibar ana have
been permanently occupied by the German Coiomai
Admins tration Tugu, where tho uprising against
the French and German missionaries has occurred
Is fifteen miles inland This fresh outbreak OF nos
titv shows that the Germans not secure against
Arab resentment anywhere IN their African province,
for this scene of disturbance is not far removed from
the guns Of the fleet
B1sMARCK's GRUDGE AGAINST oKFFCKEN.
LONDON, Jan. IT," The Pail Mall Gazette" com
snenting upon the oecken affair, says: Tho au1mus
OF Prince Bismarck against Professor oefeken Is OF
long standing. Ton years ago, at social meeting,
In unreserve after dinner Professor Gecken delivered
an extrayagant diatribe, declaring that Bismarck
hadn't one single noble trait Of character and wss
without trace Of hndliness or pity. These words,
IN accordance with the system of espionage praouseo
ty Germany were reported to the reptile bureau ~
Berlin and noted down In BismarcRs black book Inc
whole affair recalls the story of Haman and Mordeea
The German Haman seeks to gbbet hfs Morueea Dy
publishing the indictment, the only result beng I"
Justify Geffckep in the eyes of the world"
Berlin, Jan. tide Friedberg has resigned the
once of Prussan Minister Of Justice in consequence
Of the publication in the @Rechsanzeiger yesterday
of the indictment against Professor Gencken-
The violation Of secrecy which is tho basis OF tnc
charge of treason in the Gefchen Indictment, Is
treated under SIX heads, as follows; FIRST tne orsln
and constitution of the Empire; second Telauonks
with tho Vatican; third, with Russia, fourth, WIZ
England; fifth, with Luxembourg and the guaranteeing
powers sixth, with Belgium and France, Oh9er
The first head the allotment says that the aea wnch
Emperor Frederick contemplated OF employing iorce
against the Southern States would beget fear Oh
such force I'm future which might induce those states,
as safety precaution, to make agreements with
other powers damaging TO their relations with the
Empire Tho indictment then proceeds 70 prove
that Gefcken, being professor OF public law, was
perfectly aware of the consequences OF the puDlca
ton IT quotes letters disproving the statement that
he was suffering from mental alteration.