Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19

Ga JNnD bohAoy VI 'NGN
Slater and George.
Military Affairs-Logan, Burnside,
Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, Harrison,
SewelL Cockrell, Maxey, Grover and
Hampton.
Naval Ahairs-Cameron of Pennsyl-
vania, Anthony, Rollins, Miller, Ma
hone, Mcpherson, Jones Of Florida,
Vance and Farley.
JudiciGry-Edmunds, COnKling, Lo-
gan, ingalls,, Mcmillan, Garland, Davis
OF Illinois, Bsyard and Lamar.
POstoftices and PostrOads - Ferry,
Hill OF Colorado, Platt of New York,
Stwyer, Malone, Maxey. Salisbury,
Farley and Groona.
Public Lanas-Piumb, Hill OF Colo.
rado, Blair, VanWyck, McDill, Jones OF
Florida, Grover, Walker and Morgan.
Private Land Claims Bayard, Jonas,
Call. Edmunds ami Allison.
Indian Atiairs-Dawes, Ingalls,, Saun'
ders, logan, Cameron of Wisconsin,
Coke, Pendleton. Walker and Slater.
Pensions-Teler, Platt of Connecti-
cut, Blair, Mitchell, Edgerton, Groome,
Slater, Jackson and Camden.
Revolutionary Claims - Johnston,
Jones, Of Florida, Hill, OF Georgia, An
thony and Dawes.
Claims-Cameron, OF Wisconsin, Fer
~, Teller. Hoar, Conger, Pugh, Jackson,
George and Fair.
District Of Columbia ingalls,, Rollins,
Mcmillan, Hawley, McDill, Harris,
Butler, Vance and German.
Patents-Platt, of Connecticut, HOar,
Mitchell, Edgerton, Coke, Cali and Will
liams.
erritories-Saunders, Kellogg, Nc.
Dill, Sawyer, Butler, Garland and Vest.
Railroads-kellogg. Teller, Saunders,
Hawley, Sawyer, Jewell, Lamar, Grover,
Williams, Jonas and Browne.
Mines and Mining Hill OF Colorado,
Jones OF Nevada, Van Wyck, Miller,
Hampton, Fair and Camden.
Revision of l.aws-McMillan, Platt OF
Connecticut, Hale, Davis oil Illinois and
PendletOn.
Education and Labor Blair, Morrill,,
Burnside, Eigerton, Malone, MaXey,
Brown, George and Fair.
Civil Servicc-Ilawley. Rollins, Jones
of Nevada. Hill of Colorado, Butler,
Walker and Williams.
Contingent Expenses Jones OF Ne
yalia, Piatt OF Connecticut ami Vance.
Engrossed Bills-Saulsbury, Call and
Conkiing.
Rules FRYE, IIoar, Sherman, Call and
Gorman.
Improvement Of the Mississippi River
Michel, Kellogg, Van Wyck, Frye,
Jonbs, Cockrell and Jackson.
TRANSPORTATION Routes to the Sea-
boarS--Harrison, Cameron, of Pennsyl.
vania Blair, Platt, OF New York, Beck,
VOORHEES, and Camden.
joint Committee on Public Printing
Anthdhy, Hawlcy and German.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills
Plat, Of New York, Rollins, and Pugh.
Joint Committee on Library-Sher'
man, Hoar and Voorhees,.
Joint Commit on Public Buildings
and Grounds Rollins, Morrill,, Cam
eron, OF Wisconsin, Jones, OF Florida,
and Vest.
Select Committee on Civil Service
Sawyer, Rollins, Dawes, Hampton and
GroCme.
Census-Hale, Morrill, Cameron, OF
Wisconsin. Medill, Pend,eton, Morgan
and llarSis.
Epidemic piseases-TIarris, Lamar,
Garland, Jonks, Teller, Miller and
Sewell.
Nicaraguan Claims-Davis, of West
Virginia, Groome, Johnston, Hawley
and Mitchell.
On the Erection OF New Library Bull
ing--Voorhees, Butler and Morrill,
The United States Marsnalship.
The term Of Office OF Fred. Douglass
as Uritel States Marshal expired yes
terlav, and up TO the close OF business
n reappOintment had been made.
The courts were all therefore
adjourned till Monday, with the
exception OF the Circuit Court where
case is on trial. Ex-senator Bruce vis-
ited Mr.. Douglass during the afternoon,
having just come from the White
House. He brought no news, not being
able 70 obtain an indication from the
| President as TO who his choice
would be. This is the first time in
the history OF the eflice that there
has been any hiatus, and II is
claimed by those doing business there
that never has il been conducted better.
| MANY oi the leading members of the
bar, Irrespective OF party, called, expect
ing = be anle to congratulate Mr.. Doug
lass, and were much disappointed. The
reason the court adjourned is that no
writs, SubpUuas or other processes can
be legally served, according to the cur
rent opinion at the court house, in the
| interim.