The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

.;ssng no s.Is.s . = pssRi3sulH e ~
Ao ss!pauoo s.elsedseHsqs 70 suotlu1,sn-MT su,
relief expedfS ed1SikohsSo2 Aq=sa1zs.r !a1secc
+lo+ his tour here was cut snorI a' tn'
Amherst, just after delivering alec- oe
I'M
ture. ,...-4 . sbort while in 49,,
ENGLAND, and then went to Egyp', d.
,1here he consulted several experienced IS
travellers in Africa, among whom were fr
DR. Junker, Schweinfurth and !osepn W
!. Tbonson. all of whom advised MIN W Z
!, s+a,4 either directly from Zanzioar re
o,.+hvard or from the Red Sea as 1ar
q more likely ways of reaching Emln at
S Wadelai, where he had been snut III
e since long before the fall OF knartoun,
e than his own chosen route by way oi
If the the Congo. But Stanley regarded the !
Ie vav of the Red Sea-as meaning warfare
IS and almost certain capture, ana tne
country between the lakes ana tne
Indian Ocean he thought harder 10
h ,norch through and endangered by the Ia
De ,,.riil-e character of certain tribes +
er Tuon, tbe Congo he would have the
ly service of steamers for distance up In7
he thu Aruvhimi and source otsupphes3EI y
ese undar the care of Tippoo Tib, his old-
ch lieutenant, and the great slave traoes
er- of the Upper Congo, who had contro4
,n- as was supposed, Of the routes tnehG
ext to Wadelai Tippoo lib met nun IE
nth zonzihar and settled the details OF t1
for pxnedition, accepting the salarled poa 3
,ro- # Governor at Stanley Falls, an'
ase. engaging to furnish carriers Wng
ces, sbonld return to the Congo with tnR
We nroot store of ivoy which Emin "f s.
lext Understood to have accumulated. Ec
able The expedition, composed OF 1lt
ion, Zanzibars, reached the mouth OF I'd
IS Of Congo at the end Of March, 1oo''a
ured after experiencing great delay in p b
naration, particularly in gstherH u
supplies, Stanley started from Lepd S
now Vile on Stanley Pool, April 2o'
| it is Aruwhimi June7. Thence ne procef a
aard- hv steamer short distance on tns G
have niles hat lay between him and W u
who 1ai He had 400 men with him D o
mary the overla ad march began, nasAH e
S an q strong ear guard at Yambue IN
Sc, OF last messa!e received from hirnasft
f the can,n and the last authentNshe
rs to from him, was dated July 2. Ibis
b the making slow advance, anss4ws
nd the supplies sent to him. 1t was 1skas T
COM f .ot;en to reach Emip in Octo lad .
'roval. Since then there have 9,,bec =
and al rumors, but no eel.aiNtS t
or con- movements or whereaboutssThny !.
ich he der of Major Barttelot oyye .yeE EEhis -
lpaign, the relief eSpeui'i'n e 1e5Fur- t
arm. and the various mishaFfspets in
G. G. T!ppoo Tib asprevented Z Gaear,
either supplies or reinforceof aich !.
e. I've no more than referred odinp
-Johu halted often in hope OF r.,1need ,
.cb.n nts, aid that was never sent, tfE athe
tod sni- foht with unfriendly trlgrsy.the
b;,,so1f force in November, 1881, ,sssad to
for the reached Albert Lake, ana 1t his
,,a hank to $50 men-these are the aottva+
ist to do ing of these ruh''fs' An NJ Edaeed
, tooth. them did not reach I2 teraSt-
went to November this year. Aasf,
He was all tins ignorance '...: nRtil {
body. 2S rumors OF a my Se tha Ee.lieSn '
ed. His "Whlte fasna ~ ..-.s:isss esAt y
rominent country WHO'LL - go c
accounts to be Stanley, @nO e>Gazel G
rect. reported that he Supposed r
stlas been t.