Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Not 70 Ne AnnounesA Until After the
Cali - States 10 CoWpleted.

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Speaker Carlisle has determined not TO an
nounce his committees until after the call Of
states - completed, which viii probably not be
until tomorrow. Tho greatest possible pressure
u being brought to bear upon him by members
who have heard Of and are not pleased with
their assignments. but he has not made any
change In the list since yesterday. The CON-
mfttees that have given him all the trouble are
those on coinage, weights aud measures, the
naval affairs and the banking ana currency.
Inc change Ia the naval affairs caused by Mr..
Hewetta declining to serve as its chairman
also, that Gov. Curtin Is likely y to to Decline the
cnairmanship Of the banking and currency
sma1 mittssl ana there are seven or eight men
and measures committee has been to compose
~ SO as NOT 70 appear to directly antagonist the
taomM,nRstIat,on and yet TO make II acceptable
said that Secretary Manning has been doing all
IN his power to prevent BANDS going at the
to have him go there even ii the rest OF the
committee should be administration men. Mr..
Carnsie mas decided upon a committee, how
ever that he thinks is composed of men OF such
ability and conservatism that they cannot
arouse any Antagonism or be open to criticism,
put the majority OF whom will be in sympathy
silver measures.
TRF FOLLOWING CHAIRMANsHiPs
are believed to be definitely settled upon:
Elections-.Mr. Turner, OF Georgia
Ways and Msans-Mr. Morrison, of Illinois.
Appropriations-Mr. Randall, OF Pennsyl-
vania.
Foreign Afairs-Mr. Belmont, Of New York.
Naval Afairs.Mr. Herbert, of Alabama.
War Clatms.Mr. Geddes, of Ohio.
sat Bssg f e.
. Pacific Railways Mr.. Throckmorton, OF
Post Office and Post Roads-Mr. Blount, of
Invalid Pensions-Mr. Matson, of Indiana.
On Accountability. Lore, of Delaware.
On Agriculture-Mr Hatch, OF Missouri.
indian Afars-Mr. Wellborn, of Texas.
Judiciary-Mr. Tuck r. of Virginia.
Rivers and Harbors-Mr. Wild, Of Kentucky.
Public Lands-Mr Cobb, Of Indiana.
, Banking and Currency-A. q. Curtin, of
Pennsylvania.
Coinage, Weights and Measures-Mr Bland, of
Missouri.
Territories-Mr. Hill, Of Ohio.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Mr. Dibble, Of
South Carolina.
Education--Mr. Aiken.
Private Land Claims-Mr. Halsell, of Ken
Labor-Mr. O'Neil, OF Missouri.
Manufactures-Mr. Wise, of Virginia.
fatents-Mr Mitchell, of Connecticut.
District OF Columbia-Mr. Barbour Of Vir-
ginia.
Revision of Laws-Mr. Oates, of Alabama.
expenditures OF War Department-Mr. Rob-
Expenditures Of Navy Department - MIR.
Hewitt, of New York.
Expenditures of Interior Department--Mr.
Clardy, of Missouri.
Expenditures of Public Buildings-Mr. Will
kinS, of Ohio.
Mr.. Cutcheon, Who introduced an elaborate
civil service bill in the House Yesterday: Mr.
Long OF Massachusetts,, and Mr.. Phelps of Now
Jersey, Is said will go on the civil service COM
mittee. This committee will be made up in the
interest of reform and will be in every respect
an excellent committee and one Of consider
able dignity
will be constituted about as follows: Chairman
Morrison; Mills, OF Texas: Hewitt, of New York;
Breck1nrldge, of Arkansas; Breckenridge, OF
kentucky; seymour, OF Connecticut; Ham
mond, OF Georgia; McMillin, of Tennessee; Kei-
ley, of Pennsylvania; Mckinley, OF Ohio; Hi
cock, OF New York; Reed, Of Maine; Brown, OF