Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-28
FORECASYED.
The Presidents Overland Friends
Advise Him to Stay Away From
Hendricks Funeral.
VIZ; - Conceded Speaker Busy
-.~oso,e Chairmen--Jo China.
man TO be shut Ont.
Cleveland and Several OF MS Cabme, vii,
GO to Indianopoiis--The rresI.
dents Message.


Cast of the Chairmen.
Special to the Gazette.
WAsuINGrbN, Nov. 27.-The fact that
a speaker Is to elected, without opposi-
ton, greatly simpliles the work of east
ing the committees, and forecast at
present Is not speculative, Present midi.
cations point TO .hc following chairmen
Morrison, ways and means.
Tucker judiciary.
Bland, coinage.
Reagan, commerce.
Willis, rivers and harbors.
HATCH agriculture,
Curtin, foreign affairs.
Dibrell, military affairs.
Cobb, public lands.
Wellborn, Indian affairs
Davidson, railways and canals
Lanham, territories.
Wise, manufactures.
Dibble, public buildings and grounds.
Throokmorton, Pacific railroads
King, Mississippi leyees
Aiken, education.
0'Neil, labor.
Muller, militia.
II rules Of promotion hold the follow
ing will receive commissions;
Singleton, patents.
MatesoD, invalid pensions.
Tillman, pensions.
Mcmillan, claims.
Geddes, war claims.
Ilalsell, private claims,
Barbour, District of Columbia.
Oates, revision OF laws.
WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
MIR. Carlisle is busy with his committee
list, as it is conceded that he will be
speaker.
MIR. Randall's position IS not yet de-
termined.
Senator MiHer Of California is too un-
well to travel. The other California
congressman have started for Washing
ton
NEw ANT1-CHGNEsE BILL.
In an interview, Congressman Henley
is quoted as saying that he and Congress
man Morrow have drafted a new Chinese
bill to be submitted 10 congress Il is an
exclusion bill Under it's provisions no
Chiuaman will be allowed to land IN the
United States after jnlyl next,
CG.EViIaND's CAUTIOUS FRIENpa.
Several OF the presidents intimate
friends are endeayoring 20 persuade him
not to 80 to Indianapolis. They argue
thatit may be dangerous for him to do
so, and that his higher duty is TO the peo-
pie They did not wish him TO incur any
risks, as IL was now more important than
ever that he should be careful In
his movements. The president win not he
moved by any such considerations In
what he thinks TO be his duty.
He will attend the funeral With his cab
met and the congressional committees
leaving here Monday night
POSTAL CHANGES.
Texas postal changes: New Offices
jeanette, jackson country, Achilles JAS
per postmaster; Lawson, Red River
county, Blake W. Hooks postmaster
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
WAsHiNGToN, Nov. 27,--The following
committee has been selected to represent
the senate at the funeral Of Yice-presldent
Hendricks; Senators Edmunds, Sher-
man, Harris, Allison, Voorhees,, Pugh,
Cullom, Gibson, Conger, Blair, Dawes,
Camden and Vest.
AT n meeting of about twenty-five mem
bers of the house the clerk OF the house
was authorized to request the attendance
at the funeral of the following members
as representatives of the house; Carlisle,
Randall, Iiiscock, Long, Phelps, Hepburn,
Browne, Bingham, Morrison, Holmes,
Herbert, Blunt, Barbour, hewitt and
Geddes
WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT or THE SENATE
Nav YORK, Nov. 27.--The general feel
ing In Democratic circles in regard 10 the
taking off of Mr.. Hendricks is that of
hearty aud quick-spoken regret while
all regrets have n groundYwork In the
question as 10 who shall be his successor
as president of the senate. In Republican
circles the belief Is often expressed that
Gen. John A. Logan or Hon. John Sber-
man will he elected Both Tammany and
the County Democracy will hold meetings
70 take action and Irving HAL will meet
Saturday Tho local district associations
are also holding meetings for like pur-
poses.
The Cabinet Meeting.
wAsmlNGToN, Nov. PA meeting Of
the cabinet was held to-day and arrange
ments were made Tor the president and
the cabinet 90 attend the funeral OF the