The Warwickshire Herald. — 1889-02-07 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A. CHILD. the German Consul-General is urgently pr-ssing the Sultan to cede Lamu to the German Company.. it. We are given to understand that the report is SO ' At Middlesex Sessions, James Burgoyne and Kate, . the effect that the ships which took part in last year's his wife, were indicted, on Wednesday, for assaulting News from Uganda has been received from Usembiro by letters dated November 26th. Many of' manoeuvres are, with few exceptions, unsuitable for their daughter, aged 13 years, and for neglecting 1 the Christian pupils, it appears!, escaped from titan& modern naval warfare, that the speed of many of to provide her with sufficient food. The pause and is seriously ca deficient, and that, so far as nbe oution was conducted by the Society for the I and arrived safely at Mr. Mackay's, in Us. inbiro. ) They report a temporary collapse of the Arab's judged, our existing fleet is not competent to cons- Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The girl was snimpm"_. y The new king, Kiwewa, ref used the rite mend the narrow seas against such an enemy as, in of circumcision, and tried to poison the Arabs who te the next war, we may have to connd with. made to get np at 6 o'clock and do the housework. She then went to school, and on her return were pressing him to become a Mahommedan. Ho had to do more housework, the parents staying in bed then killed with his own hand two of ttie most importill mid-day. She was brutally treated by both tantchieftains under the Arabs' influence. The Arabs prisoners, and subsequently ran away from home to a then selected another son of M'tesa, named Kilems, Mrs. Rogers. The society was communicated with, circumcised him, and set bin, on the throue. Kiwewa and at once took the case up. When examined fled into the part of Uganda nearest Unyoro,where by their medical officer she was found covered he haa been joined by the old chiefs who werelezwith bruises, was very badly nurtured, and 1 pelted on Wwanga's fall. He is rallying all thir small for her age. The jury found the woman guilty ctiefs disposed to Christianity in order to attack of causing actual bodily harm, and the man of assault. 1 Kilema. 'the whole country is, therefore, in a state of —ln passing sentence, the assistant judge said the civil war. The chiefs killed by Kiwewa were those court had before it a case of STOSS and rtstematio principally responsible for the ill-treatment and cruelty to a weak and helpless child, one which called expulsion of the missionaries. M'wanga is well at for exemplary punishment. Be sentenced the female mag, prisoner to 16 calendar months' imprisonment with Signor Casati is again reported to have been mut. hard labour, and James Burgoyne to 12 months, d.-red in Unyoro. All the missionaries are well at being the maximum punishment he was able to inUsanibiro. The absolute closure during 14 months flict. He further required both of them to enter of cooumunication with Wadelai through Unyore into their recognisances in the sum of £lOO, and find fi Hy accounts for the non-receipt of news from Mr. a surety to keep the peace for 12 months after their 5,...y i and Emin Pasha. But it is now well sentences had expired. I known that the Egyptian officers in Emin'e province have been in a state of mutiny for many months past, and they would have deposed EIDIO but for the fluidity of his black troops. Mr. Stanley,tio-refore, after his arrival at Wadelai, must have found it a difficult task to assist Stain in restoring order in the province. Wangwans traders from Tinyoro report that severe fighting occurred some months ago between Kabrega's people and some white men to the south-west of the Albert Lake. This w 'old account for the reported murder of Ciudad and Maliotnmed Bin. .