ABSTRACT
Garrison left with Williams — Troubles in Uganda — Gabunga's case— Mwanga's rival flag—Fighting in Buddu—Changing factions—Mgr. pushes French interests—Fighting in the islands—Disturbance in Chagwé — Martin's opportune arrival — Reasons of these troubles— Williams’ pluck—Supposed attempts on king's life—King's overtures to Protestants—Williams’ estimate of situation—Orders to retrench —Necessity for arriving at understanding — Williams’ shanris with Mwanga—King hangs back—War-drums sound—Expeditions against Mohammedans—The Futabangi — Wa-Fransa concentrate on Mengo —Impartiality of Williams proved — I confide in Sekibobo — Work increases.
