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has further proceeded. They have there
fore not yet acted upon reply to yeu'
letier prepared by Mr.. Morrison. . copy
Of which was made public by him - The
communication from you TO the commit
tee had been by you. Should it late'
appear that any testimony - to wrong Of
violence before the election would bs
proper to an inquiry pending, into fraud'
and wrongs In returns after election or tc
the conspiracy referred to In the resolutior
appointing the committee, they will con
slider whether it may be practicable to TAXI
the testimony you propose and that ip
contradiction, or whether reports Of ties
timony taken by former commit1ees OF
the Senate and house may not be used
Any application from yon in this respect
will be duly considered.
Respectfully, your obedint servant.
CLARKSON N. POTTER,
Chairman.
: Murderer Hangea.
CAIRO. ILL.,; July 5.-HarrisOn Burklow
was hanged It $50 this afternoon at Wien.
IA. H., for the murder Of David WAgonsz
ct Forman just one year ago. ne met III
fate calmly, without perceptible exhibition
Of nervousness.
RsglanA ana the Eastern Question.
LONDON. July 9.-Onicial correspon.
dence In relation TO occupation Of the
island Of Cyprus is made public. Lord
Salisbury, writing to Minister Layard Nay
SOth, explains the necessity Of arrange.
ment to counterfeit influence In direction
Of disintesration. which mere possession
by Russia Of Batoum and fortresses north
Of the Araxes would exercise upon the
population of Asiatic Turkey, even 2 It
should be certain that those places would
not become the base from which emisiaries
Of intrigue could issue to be followed in
due course by invading armies. The dis
patch states that private negotiations have
shown that Russia 10 not inclined to modi.
fy those portions of treaty Of San Ssefano
which relate to Asia. Lord Salisbury lays
stress upon its being an indispensable part
of any agreement that England shall re-
ceive the right to insist on satisfactory
arrangements for good government of the
people Of Asiatic Turkey.
Following are the features of tho con-
vention between Great Britain and Turkey:
1t is stipulated that If Batoum. Kars and
Arabian are retained by Russia, and II an
attempt Is made at any future time to
annex any portion of the sultan's territory
in Asia not ceded by definitive treaty OF
peace. Great Britain engages to join the
Sultan in defending her territory by force
of arms. The sultan. In return, promises
to introduce necessary reforms. to be
agreed upon later. In order II enable
Great Britain to make necessary provisions
for executing her engagements. the sultan
consents to assign the Island OF Cyprus.
to be occupied and administered by Great
Britain. who agrees to pay to the Porte
the present excess Of the Islands revenue
cvor tie nv oood;sue. Rsu>yl., N-u.s nj,