THE M'DONALD EXPEDITION.
A PLUCKY DEED. (Fir Press Association. —Copyright.) London, Nov. 24. News have been received that after the fight at Usogs, Victoria Nyanza, Major M'DonahVs force surrounded the mutineers, who had taken refuge at Forth Subas, from whence they were not likely to escape. Dr J. S. Macpherson, of the Impend British East African Company, though himself wounded, carried Mr F. J. Jackson, one of the Vice-Consuls for the Protectorate of Uganda, also wounded, to a place of safety under heavy fire.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 486, 26 November 1897, Page 3
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84THE M'DONALD EXPEDITION. Hastings Standard, Issue 486, 26 November 1897, Page 3
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