The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-15

The following is a summary OF the
latest war news; IAN official bulletin,
dated Wednesday night, brings news Of
important Russian successes at pIcvna
in the capture of three Turkish redoubts,
and the Grevica redoubts. The Russians
concede loss Of over 5000 wounded.
The number Of the dead is unknown.
Gen. Dobrowoisky and Adjt. Shilitar
were killed. 1t is announced thai the
khedive of Egypt will furnish the sultan
afurther quota of troops. The Servian
regular army has left its camp near Bel
grade and Is on the march to Bulgaria"
The history OF The South Carolina
frauds, In which Chamberlain and t,e
gang OF carpet-bagsers and thieves who
surrounded HIM, were engaged, shows q
scheme OF villiany engineered by these
shining lights OF Radicalism which is NOT
ecilpsed by the robberies of the Tweed
ring In New York, Parker, the Repub.
Hcan ex-treasurer OF the state, who has
made clean breast of all the acts Of tbo
ring, is perfectly familiar with the series
Of corruptions and thefts whereby the
state was robbed, and gives the facts in
detail, duplicating nearly all of the prom.
inept officials identified in the state gov
eminent under the Chamberlain regime
IN conclusion Parker pictures some of
These officials as follows:
:" have no respect for the men with
Whom was connected for six Years
Chamberlain impresses me as a cold 70.
served, calculating and unscrunnlou.
man in bis ambition tor power, place and
reputation. In his conduct towards ma
he has been hypocritical as well a. hasa
'oardoza believe to be an oily, plaus.
DIE Intriguing, unprincipled fellow and 9
1 seems likely that he will be shown m t
light. '' ia Ills True :,
rank Moses is a good-natured eosr II
.ons ,Iai WIN no principles ia part,cI- O
al anu niue pretenslons to any. 80 lnna !,
- MS rather was alive he had no fear % I,
no issue vi any Prosecution, and so was
loie open llah some Of The others In bIs
Inderhand dealings, III MS
hhPt0n Is MT ally for Chambe, lain :,
xacuy the man to have been his m ",' ~ ';
itinate friend In college. and ho ' , "
,erked In close accord with him IVA" f.
- cry s. not warm friends because each was IL
xcept himself. ""9 oouy nc
. asNLson was an active member Of tho ~
hg ana IS dipped US deep as anv 'n nS ~ ~
,eln. ne may succeed in Suppression" NJ
70 Miesugatlon SO far as he il cam, n ~,
srneu, packed by the influence which ho ~, I.'
10 contfol, but the suppression Of owl ~ ~
ence Is lie only thing that can save hin .,
ON indictment. ' save MN In
AS TO the present condition of Can't I'M
aroma, certainly think that il Is hai II
= IMAM when In the hands of tho r,n,. W
ade Hampton believe to be an hone, ut
IAN and one who will try to do his dntv W, WI
J AZ classes OF the citizens. | have M ", ~
ouDt mat many colored votes were cas, ~ ~
. nm at the last election. Many of ,na We
lacks had become disgusted with ,
hamDerlain government and the who ,he -.
We plundering that was going on rnJer pr
ie ring, and which Chamberlain at loast ~
- not interfere to prevent. am con
'need That the determined stru oOh ,
men Chamberlain made TO retain H. liz sig
ost az Soyernor was due largely to his his the
,oNa dislike OF having the new adm h' del
lration overhaul the record OF tb aa ndo, hal
gnt years. Immunity from sus I r"s, SIN
direct charges could have been ~ s'roI tw,
M he would not have held Out so ei Iopn bel
ne control OF the state is now So en nVg' hin
In Democratic hands that tho V P sn.,Le' nm,
ans have practically no chance forp ",,o tw,
10 tor years to come. The nar,u sue ,. thi,
,sted with the rcins OF goyerg,, mas TN,
mlsused their trust. All people hauo bic
I confidence In the integrity OF The Ro cou
el!can leaders, and the party, "a a M.
~ SPECULATION has fallen 70 pieces"