Winchester expresses, and the same number of ordinary Winchesters.

They also found dozens of Martini — ordinary and express — and innumerable cap guns; thirty or forty watches and chains in silver, gold, and nickel; and several of Emin Pasha's relics, including his diary from January to October 1892, and two decorations — the Crown Royal of Prussia and Francis Joseph of Austria. Even our Arab prisoners told us that Emin was the most inoffensive man that was ever seen in Africa. They had, according to their own accounts, no other reason for murdering him except that a general massacre of white men had been decided on, and, coming into a district in which all the white men had already been killed, he shared their fate.

The herd of cattle we found in Kasongo was composed