DARKEST AFRICA.
CRUEL TREATMENT OF NATIVES. Brussels. July 17. In the appeal at B<>ma. in.the Congo, against the conviction for murder and robbery. Major Arnold declared that whatever he had done was justified by the circumstances of the country, which was in open revolt, and the natives frequently attacked him. The natives testified that a large batch of natives were suddenly sent to Noali prison, and when; they laid do.vn at night they were! literally piled on one another.' Terrible struggles ensued for the best places, and by the morning 53 were dead
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 181, 18 July 1911, Page 1
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