Rozaro was given over to the custody of Kitunzi for punishment.

At the same time, the queen, having heard of the outrages committed against her brother and women, commanded that neither my men nor any of Rozaro's should get any more food at the palace; for as we all came to Uganda in one body, so all alike were, by her logic, answerable for the offence.

I called at the palace for explanation but could not obtain admittance because I would not fire the gun.
27th .-- The king sent to say he wanted medicine to propitiate lightning.
I called and described the effects of a lightning-rod, and tried to enter into the Unyoro business, wishing to go there at once myself.

He objected, because he had not seen Grant, but appointed an officer to go through Unyoro on to Gani, and begged I would also send men with letters.

Our talk was agreeably interrupted by guns in the distance announcing Grant's arrival, and I took my leave to welcome my friend.
How we enjoyed ourselves after so much anxiety and want of one another's company, I need not describe.