The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-26
ENGLAND'S BULLDOZER.
BEACONSFIELD AGAIN CARRIES HIS
POINT.


MASDs-RUssIA SUBMITS TO OvERwHELM
ING HuMILATIoS-THE YOUNG QUEEN
OF SPAIN REPORTED DYING.
BEELIS, June 24-The sitting of the
congress to-day lasted three hours and was
very animated. During the discussion of
the conditions for the appointment Of a
commission to regulate the Balkan from
tiers Count Schouyaloff intimated that
Russia would insist upon a prolonged oc-
cupancy Of Southern Bulgaria. This was
vigorously opposed by the British and Aus
trian representatives. Subsequently Count
Schouvalof proposed several amendments to
the terms agreed upon Saturday, regarding
the limitations of Bulgaria, but Earl
Beaconstield still strenuously opposed and
threatened to withdraw the aid of England
from the congress if the demands Of Eng
land were unsatistied The next sitting of
the congress will be held tomorrow.
THE CAR EN- ROUTE TO EMS.
LONDON, June 24.-The car is expected
in Berlin shortly, on his way to Ems
PRINCE GoRTsCHAKoFF
was absent from the congress Saturday.
He suffers from fresh attack of govt.
THE NEW PROVINCE
south Of the Balkans is to be named East
ern Roumelia.
BEACoSsFTELD's VICTORY.
All the Berlin correspondents agree in
declaring that the settlement of the Bull
garian question is entirely due to the firm
ness of the British Representatives in the
The Russian concessions on this
head are again said to be entirely depend
ent
on CONDITIONS
for the organization and administration of
Roumelia One condition is that the Rus
sian troops, when they evacuate Roumeia,
are to be replaced by native militia. COM
posed of Christians or Mohammedans, 40
cording to the prevailing religion of the
district.
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
The French representatives in the con-
gress support Lord Beaconsfeld demands
on the Bulgarian question. The Times
says it considers the alleged settlement as
nothing less than an abandonment by Rus
STA of the policy which has guided her re-
lations with Turkey during the last hun
bred years. The process OF piece-mcal
at Turkeys outaying provinces
and the periodical reopening OF the eastern
question whenever circumstances seemed to
favor it would have been continued by the
extension of Bulgaria south of the Balkans
under influence
TAXING A FAVORABLE TURN.
BERLIN, June 24.-It is stated in Rus
sian diplomatic circles that the discussion
of the Bulgarian question is taking favor
able turn, but difficulties are apprehended
in reference to the evacuation of Shumla
and varna by the Turks.
RUSSIA MULTIPLICATION.
LONDON, June 34.-Thc Post says Rus
,ia is now authoritively told that she is as
far from Constantnoplc, if not inGeed
farther, than she was when the war began.
Herein lies the bitterness of the mortitica-
ton to which she must now submit.
DEATH OF CHARLES MATTHEW'S
LONDON, June 24.-Charlcs Matthews,
the celebrated actor, is dead.
THE QUEEN OF SPAIN DYING.
The young queen of Spain, whose health
has been critical for some time past, is
exported dying to-day.
THE sACRAMENTs ADMINISTERED.
MADRID, June 24.-Queen Mercedes re-
,eived the last sacraments Of the church al
! this morning, in the presence Of the king,
members of the royal and Montpenser
families and the ministers.
BULLION WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, June 24.-'rhe amount of bull.
ion withdrawn from the bank of England
.o-day was ffsl 900
ANTI-JEwIsH RIOTS.
LONDON, June GA dispatch from St
Petersburg says that anti-Jcwish riots have
occurred ut Kalizeh Poland and that syna.
gogues houses and shops were set on fire
,nd destroyed. Many Jews were killed
and scores were wounded.
GORTscHARofF's MIND AFFECTED.
A dispatch from Berlin says: 1t is ru.
nored that Prince Gortschakotf shows signs
If decay Of his mental faculties.
rHE QUEENS DEATH MoMESTARiLy tx.
PECTEp
MARID, June 24.-Thc announcement of
the death Of Queen Mercedes is momentar.
y expected, MS she is losing much blood.
She is, however still conscious, and many
lffectonate inquiries are made in regard to |
Ter condition. The kings grief il terrible
md hp refuses tD lpuvn tho si,l cton,l,or