The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-29

STRANGE STORY OF A TRAGEDY IN Rrssr,
NOTES OF INTEREST ON THE EASTERN
QUEsTION--GORTsCHAK SICK, AVER
"HELMED AND DIsGUsTED-AUsTRIA WINS
AN IMPORTANT VICTORY AT BERLIN.
THE REMAINS LYING IN STATE.
MADRID, June 27.-The announcement
OF the death of the queen of Spain has
Decn received with profound sorrow and
sympathy throughout Europe. The feel
ing in Spain almost approaches consterna-
non. Hopes were raised at the crisis of
the disease that the vigorous
constitution of the queen might triumph
over the complication of maladies, but her
condition was made doubly perilous by the
TACT that she was expected to become
mother before the end Of year The
queen died about noon, in the arms of the
KING and surrounded by the royal family.
The remains will lie in state today and be
conveyed to the royal mausolcum at Escu-
rial Friday. The president of the medical
faculty OF the royal palace, in bulletin an
nounclng to the president of the council of
ministers the death Of the queen, attributes
the PAINFUL event to nervous gastric fever.
accompanied by severe intestinal hemor.
rhage. '
WOMAN MURDERED RY HER yor,rupr1
son.
LONDON, June GA Circumstance pow
occupying the Russian criminal tribunals
throw into the shade the gloomiest imagin-
anon OF the old Greek playwrights. 1t is
'lie murder OF mother by II son only nine
years old. The story is one of the most on
palling in the whole annals of human
crime and withal it is heart breaking. rs
showing the instruction of noble nature.
Tor the motive of the crime was honor and
the son slew his mother that her blood
might wash out a stain her intidelty had
put upon her husbands name. The case
is most remarkable There seems to be no
evidence OF a vicious disposition on the
part OF the boy On the contrary. he
seems to have had a loving heart and
to have been tenderly attached to
ms dead father; but cloud came over
his young existance when his mother for.
ting her duty to the living md the dead
contracted an Illicit alliance with govern,
meht employe' The woman seems to have
troubled herself little to conceal her
amours from her son, thinking child of
such tender years would not be likely to
pay any attention to her actions. She does
not seem to have ever suspected the prc.
cious scnsbiity of her child. The bov an.
tered his mothers bedroom and finding her
asleep with one blow of the hatcher ho
killed her. He then took the BODY, which
he dragged to grave he had prepared
and there intcrrcdit.
The trial of this strange boy is progress.
ing in the town Of Valok, in the govern.
ment of khurkow. Mr.. Vledimier nro.
lrssor OF criminal law at the university Of
khurkow' has spontaneously undertaken
the defense of the unfortunate child.
THE FoRTREssEs TO DE DIsMANTLEp.
LONDON, June GA dispatch from Der.
lin says: The congress has decided that nj,
the Bulgarian fortrcssess, includiny those
on the Danube and Shumla and Varna, shall
be dsmantlcd. '''"''
ENGLAND THREATENS TO WITHDRAW.
me British plcnipotentaries threaten IN
from the congress if tho question
If the cession Of Turkish territory 10 Greece
$ even discussed
MEMORIAL.
Inc holmanlnn representative presented
memorial to the congress Yesterday.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY
'Npccts to leave Berlin for London on
Iuly q,
CONFIRMED
BERllN' June 21,--Rcports current in III.
llolnotlc circles confirm the statement that
AUSTRIAN occupation Of Bosnia is imminent.
Z is stated that until three DAYS upo the
proposal Tor the occupation of Bosnia and
herzegovina was entirely disapproved by
hc congress
PRINCE CHARLES.
VIENNA, June 2i.-rhc presse saws:
'numania having refused large money
huemhity tor the riroccssion of Bessambia
mt having also refused the proposal to di-
'ide bessaraba into two parts, Russia now
proposes, through Bismarck, that Prince
harles become the future prince Of Bul-
,arla, This is opposed by the Roumanian
statesmen. but they express fear that
Prince Charles will accept the offer for
lynastc reasons,