STANLEY IN AFRICA.
[nr Ki.ucrmc Tur.Kaii.u'H. -copyright.] London, September 24. Fahhan, Stanley's Syrian interpreter, has arrived here, and reports that he left Major Barttelot's camp, Arutoharimi, three days before the latter was murdered. He confirms the statements already made r< sheeting Bartld>t's cruelty and tyrannical conduct towards the men. Stanley on the other hand, was always considerate to the members of his party, and had strongly enforced on the other leaders tho necessity for exercising kindness to the natives. Fahran Says that Barfctelct's cruelty to the men commenced as soon as Stanley left, and brought on him the hatred of Tippoo Tip, who seized every opportunity to obstruct him in all possible ways. Fuhran believes than Stanley has reached Emin Bey, but admits that there is ground for the anxiety regarding him. The London Press oppose further expeditions, on the ground that already too many valuable lives and a considerable amount of money have been sacrificed in Central Africa.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2530, 27 September 1888, Page 2
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159STANLEY IN AFRICA. Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2530, 27 September 1888, Page 2
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