The Wasp — 1881 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

I can see this is a satirical military scene featuring officers in 19th-century German-style uniforms with distinctive spiked helmets and epaulettes. A mounted officer on horseback holds what appears to be a native headdress on a stick or spear, while other uniformed figures stand below. There's also what looks like a cannon or large weapon visible in the upper left. However, without the OCR text being legible in my view and without additional context about *The Wasp* magazine's publication date, I cannot confidently identify the specific historical figures, military campaign, or political commentary this cartoon references. The imagery suggests satire about imperialism or colonial military actions, but I cannot assert the specific targets or events without clearer supporting information.