THE SEARCH FOR DR. LIVINGSTONE ENERGETICALLY BEGUN -- PROGRESS DELAYED BY WARS -- THE SUCCESSFUL JOURNEY FROM UNYANYEMBE TO UJIJI IN 1871 -- THE “HERALD” CABLE TELEGRAM ANNOUNCING THE SAFETY OF LIVINGSTONE -- THE BATTLES AND INCIDENTS OF THIS NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN -- RECEIPT OF THE GREAT NEWS -- THE HONOR BESTOWED ON AMERICAN JOURNALISM 107 CHAPTER VIII. THE MEETING OF LIVINGSTONE AND STANLEY. THE “LAND OF THE MOON” -- DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY AND THE PEOPLE -- HORRID SAVAGE RITES -- JOURNEY FROM UNYANYEMBE TO UJIJI -- A WONDERFUL COUNTRY -- A MIGHTY RIVER SPANNED BY A BRIDGE OF GRASS -- OUTWITTING THE SPOILERS -- STANLEY’S ENTRY INTO UJIJI, AND MEETING WITH LIVINGSTONE -- THE GREAT TRIUMPH OF AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER 123 CHAPTER IX. LIVINGSTONE AND STANLEY IN AFRICA. THE GREAT EXPLORER AS A COMPANION -- HIS MISSIONARY LABORS -- THE STORY OF HIS LATEST EXPLORATIONS -- THE PROBABLE SOURCES OF THE NILE -- GREAT LAKES AND RIVERS -- THE COUNTRY AND PEOPLE OF CENTRAL AFRICA -- A RACE OF AFRICAN AMAZONS -- THE SLAVE TRADE -- A HORRID MASSACRE -- THE DISCOVERER PLUNDERED 159 CHAPTER X. LIVINGSTONE AND STANLEY IN AFRICA. [CONTINUED.] AN EXPLORATION OF TANGANYIKA LAKE -- RESULT -- CHRISTMAS AT UJIJI -- LIVINGSTONE PROCEEDS WITH STANLEY TO UNYANYEMBE -- ACCOUNT OF THE JOURNEY -- ALLEGED NEGLECT OF LIVINGSTONE BY THE BRITISH CONSULATE AT ZANZIBAR -- DEPARTURE OF THE EXPLORER FOR THE INTERIOR, AND OF MR. STANLEY FOR EUROPE 191 CHAPTER XI. INTELLIGENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF THE “HERALD” ENTERPRISE. MR. STANLEY’S DESPATCHES TO THE “HERALD” -- THEY CREATE A PROFOUND SENSATION -- THE QUESTION OF THE AUTHENTICITY OF HIS REPORTS -- CONCLUSIVE PROOF THEREOF -- TESTIMONY OF THE ENGLISH PRESS, JOHN LIVINGSTONE, EARL GRANVILLE, AND THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND HERSELF -- MR. STANLEY’S RECEPTION IN EUROPE -- AT PARIS -- IN LONDON -- THE BRIGHTON BANQUET -- HONORS FROM THE QUEEN 199 CHAPTER XII. DR. LIVINGSTONE STILL IN AFRICA. THE GREAT EXPLORER STILL IN SEARCH OF THE SOURCES OF THE NILE -- HIS LETTERS TO THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ON HIS EXPLORATIONS -- CORRESPONDENCE WITH LORD STANLEY, LORD CLARENDON, EARL GRANVILLE, DR. KIRK AND JAMES GORDON BENNETT, JR. -- HIS OWN DESCRIPTION OF CENTRAL AFRICA AND THE SUPPOSED SOURCES OF THE NILE -- THE COUNTRY AND PEOPLE -- A NATION OF CANNIBALS -- BEAUTIFUL WOMEN -- GORILLAS -- THE EXPLORER’S PLANS FOR THE FUTURE 211 CHAPTER XIII. THE SLAVE TRADE OF EAST AFRICA.