New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STATEMENT.

BLOOD.CURDLING STATEMENT.
u~rrv M STANLEY has made up his midland
that ..tsl.. it.that he will not for the present
saw ANYTHING more for publication In answer 70
Lieutenant Troup or any other controversaiis'
In the matter of the violent death OF MAJOR nar'.e
lot. Mr. Stanley adheres to what he mas already
stated, and his position, put in nutsheii' Is tnat
the killing of Tarttclot was justifabie. ana that
the white officers Of the rear column must by their
t,o.tivitv and their want Of backbone to resist
the tvrannics of Barttelot share in the RESPONSE
biIity for the disasters that befell the camp at
Yambuya.
In a carefully drawn version Of the story OF the
rear column that he sent to The London Times"
through its American correspondent, Mr.. Stanley
has related an incident much more horrible than
any he made public in the New-Ycrk newspapers.
"Tbe Times" statement is signed by Mr.. Stanley
and must of course he regarded as "ofcial"
Mr.. Stanley said:
AS TO this story about Mr.. Jameson. witness
to the incident, man, drew up in his own manu-
preeence of witnesses to the following story !:
That Jameson returning from Kasonga, ana con.
versing with Tippoo lib and another Arao ao1 ta
cannibalism informed them that he did not De-
lieve there was any such thing as canni6allsmi
because although he had heard much OF IL ne hat
never seen it. and no white man had ever seen ~
DONE In reply to this Tppoo lib is said TO nSve
iipon which Jameson asked how, and Tippoo TIP
responded : Pay for slave and give it to thoSe
men there. They. will show you, !, ,v.s wary
willing. Twelve cotton handkerchiefs were then
given, and with them little girl some zen
q twelve years 0S WIS WS is said then
to have told them: Now let. us see wnay s YOU o.
can do The child was tied so she could nS'
move Mr.. Jameson took sketch-oook IN narua
into the childs heart and Mr. Jameson IS oaiS
to have stood there while the life-blood spur.ea
over the body He j. , said vs to nave scenes that
took place. the cutting up and the dlspos'hs Vi
This appeared SO incredible at first that wneG
we Expressed doubts q European came rorwa sn.
Wa aid he had seen the sketches. Another
En EN- upon being asked what he Knew OF
H. said Jameson showed the sketches to MIN a 40
Congo Free State, and they took evidence regard
inc IL. On my arrival at Banaya ! wro!e Nj
jameson letter and sent cou anr .xmedtion
aoain 7 hone YOU will be able to disprove TINS
BSt to this Mr. Stanley would not add "a any Z
v yshs However the little bird that is 50
SSst"n blamed for piping out secrets,in tins case
10 was an exceedingly Trustworthy n.tn uau -
told Tribune rp1r, sa hoO was the subject
y; WHY which the interlocutors were Mr.. and Mrs:
stanley Hsmilton Aide and Lieutenant Mounse. .
Ianh
talk turned on the legal aspects OF the snoosimg
OF Major Barttelet. Mr.. Stanley. who. accoroing
to the reporters informant, Is the nest iawy on
in the party, gave it as his opinion tnao az.
English Jury would not convict Of marder
Sanra' the black chief who killed Barttelot.
THE ExpIoRFR's QUIET DAY.
Mr.. Stanley passed quiet day yesterday ana
q lively evening Mrs. Stanley. in seeing New
York and in multitude of other occupations, was
constantly busy. Her husband sought and got
ouict and peace until the hour of his engagement
with the Stanley Club. He did not personally
refuse TO see any of the army OF people WHOSE
cords were sent in at the Everett House. out ne
mt IN the charge of Major j. B. Pond, his lecture
manager the task of selecting the visitors whom
Il might be advisable to entertain Major roma
y;cilance was so unremitting and his construction
Of his duty so strict and stern that Mr.. STANLEY
received nobody Even MARX Twain ala no.
seq Mr.. Stanley. for when the humorist caiiea,
the explorer was resting, and Major fond wouio
not have him disturbed
Tho most picturesque figure in Mr. Stanley 6
train is Sail. the intensely black but comcly
African. whose brilliant scarlet fez gnnts IN ano
ont and round about the staircases of the EVer''
ouse as its wearer does the errands OF his ams.er
Sali-whose name must be pronounced wrSn
broad "a. and not like that Of the ceienhaE ray
lady Of our Alleys sonadentiaI attendant
a me has "s served TO- the explorer his morn
ins coffee coli in Darkest Africa" with tn, the
with S %his the he man to Whom Mr
Stanley referred as having been sent by MN fr on
STANLEY Pool to find out what had become o, rht
Swsd Isl s 1IsT Sonnd Til like bale
wears a fez because he does not take kindly y
hats. He hates them. He is, however; eNee 80
ngy partial the other ~ ' "n snG
gerry" of civilization, as ms eAquisi'e9 0"' WIN
,,oatl,- ftfino clothes proclaim
But few years in zapzi6ar before eiioc,n M
crossed Africa with Etnndee, san m waf save
nv simple ioIio' thrown across ms sno ss..
and ulain rrdle Of Americana c.oth-whi shesI
ing His mother tongue was M,s~ ~s snea,xins
W s.a With an African accent and French witt
ar English accent. Mr.. Stanley told the lrlDun'
reporter that Mr. Sail had wealth w. Of S,fan nS
starics 10 relate. But il is in New-iorK anu 10
n wild Africa. that Sail has had his strangeHs
exueriencc He was adjoining the porcn OF Sh'
Everett House and watching the passl9s peoPP s,
Among them were many young men, who looks'
ot him curiously and walked on AT last ~ -
caught the eve Of a young man,, not PECULIAR!
Sistlnruishcd from the others in dress or appear
anc. Engl;shman. He smiled to Sail, rushed NJ
~ az h,, mns and exclaimed, TIabari g,n rat''t
vancu ?" which, being interpreted is whst news w.
nv friend ?" For one stunned moment Sa', MAJ
tHs imnression that all the Young men IN New
York know Ka-swahili; and with ailuca'ty N
rnsped the reply Njema bwana Hoqu; 81 SIT
And
~" - StanIey's most esteemed subordinates y
the founding Of the Congo state sf EFT nim :,o ~,
astonished Sail was standing astps anu nm,
critical moment Of her career
WHERE Hp WILL LECTURE.
The following is list OF the places whe~ MI
stanley will lecture on his American tour
voycmber 1s90-Tuesfay. nth. New'fork CITY
,,ssd.v 10Th BROOKLYN; Thursday 18th, New-Hsvef
Gem Friday, i4h Philadelphia; SATURDAY. 18th. PHIL
Ss,uhis: Monday nth. Springfield Mass Tnesasy' aS'
Weston "wednesday, 10th, Worcester; Ihurs0ay, WI
p-ovdsnce: Friday 2lst Chelsea. Mass saturcs'
aao. Boston taernocn) Monday, cath. Roehes'er n;
Tuesday. 25th. Buffalo; WEDNESDAY Zo.n Ns. .s"s
Thnr.dsy 27th Toronto; Friday 2sth Detro't sa'oroS
99th, Toledo M .u..o,
peeember-Nionday. 1st Syracuse; Tuesday "a Aban.
wednesday 3D. New-York City; Thursday 4ta bait
,nore. Fyidsy 5th Washington Saturday, 9th, rest
washington: Monday, 9Th. Elizabeth. n. j.; Tuesda
9th Hartford Conn. Wednesday loth scranton. rem
THURSDAY 11th Binghsmtou n. T.; Friday, 18TH f'es
Ins penn Mondsy, 18th. Pittsburg; Tue'd"y ION
lumbus; Wednesday, 18th, Cincinnati; THURSDAY, iel
~n1la Ind