St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
THE SPEAKERS SLATE
The Pine Tree Statesman Com
pleteS His List Of House
Committees.
Northwestern Representa-
tiveS Have No Reason to
Complain.
Two Chairmanships Given to
MinneSotianS and One to
Montana.
Secretary Window Shakes Up
a Wolverine Collector Of
Customs.
Special TO the Globe.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 21.-
Speaker Reed this morning announced
the remainder Of the standing commit
tees of the house. Representatives of
Northwestern states have no cause for
complaint, having Jared very hand
somely, especially the congressman
from Minnesota. Representative Dun
nell gets the Craftsmanship Of the COM
mittee on the eleventh census. and is
also a member of the committee on
foreign affairs. Representative Lind is
chairman of the committee on mileage,
and Is also on the committees on COM
merce and reform in the civil service.
Congressman Snider is member of the
committees on military affairs and Dis
trict OF Columbia. Representative
COmstock gets place on the committee
on coinage, weights aud measures.
Representative Hall is on the commit
tees or public lands and Indian affairs.
Congressman Clifford, of South Dakota,
is on the committees OH Indian affairs
and public buildings and grounds. and
his colleague Pickler bobs up on the
committee on public lands, irrigation of
arid lands and the alcoholic liquor
traffic. Representative HansbrOugh, of
North Dakota, is placed ON the commit
tees on irrigation and arid lands and
agriculture, where he will be able to
do great deal for his state. Congress
man Carter. of Montana. is chairman of
the committee on mines and mining,
and is also on the committee OH post
offices and postroads and coinage,
weights and measures. WashingtOn'S
single representative, Mr.. Wilson. shows
up on the committee on pOStOtficeS and
pOstrodds. Indian affairs. claims and
expenditures in the war department..
Delegate Dubois. of Idaho. is on the
committee on territories and Indian
affairs. Iowans get a share of the
chairmanships, COnger being head of
the committee on coinage, weights and
measures; Struble. of the committee on
territories. and Henderson, of the COM
mittee on militia. Badger statesmen
are not lost sight OF i'll the distribution
of craftsmanship plums. Thomas is
chief of the committee on war claims;
La Toilette, expenditures in Jerry
RuSk'S department, and Haugen, on
ventilation and acoustics. In detail,
the principal committees are as follows:
Judiciary-Ezra B. Taylor. Ohio; Stewart,
Vermont: CaSwell, Wisconsin; Adams, 1l1-
nois; Buchanan, New Jersey; Thompson
Ohio; Mccormick, Pennsylvania; Sherman.
New Jersey; Reed, Iowa; Culberson. Texas:
Oates, Alabama; Rogers, Arkansas; Wilson,
" est Virginia.: Henderson, North Carolina;
Stewart, Georgia.
Banking and Currency-Dorsey. Nebraska;
Conger Iowa; Morrill, Kansas: Wilbur, New
York; Arnold, Rhode Island; Walker Massa-
chusetts; Wright. Pennsylvania; Evans,
Tennessee: Dargan, North Carolina: Covert,
New York; Shively, Indiana; Wike, Illinois;
Haynes. Ohio.
Coinage. weights and Measures-Conger.
Iowa; Wickham, Ohio: Walker Massaehu-
sets: Carter, Montana; COmstock, Mime
sofa: Bartine. Nevada; Knapp, New York;
TAYLOR Illinois: Bland, Missouri: Treacey,
New York; Mutchler. Pennsylvania; Will
cox. Connecticut; Williams, Illinois; A Jo-
seph, New Mexico.
Commeree-Baker New York; Mason Ill
nois; O'Neill, Pennsylvania; Wickham.
Ohio: Rrdwn ViFGiniaI LINN. Minnesota:
Randall, Massachusetts,; Stockb1idge DR.,
Maryland; Sweeney, Iowa; Campbell. New
York: Turner, Georgia: Phelan, Tennessee;
o'Neal, Indiana; Wilkinson, Louisiana;
Walker. Missouri.
Rivers and Harbors-Henderson, Illinois;
Grosvener. Ohio; Hermann, Oregon: Bow
den. Virginia; Clark. Wisconsin; Stephen
son, Michigan: Motfitt, New York; Towns
end Pennsylvania: Niedringhaus, Missouri;
Blanchard, Louisiana; Catehings, Missis-
sippi; Gibson, Maryland; Stewart, Texas;
Lester. Georgia: Clarke, Alabama.
Merchant Marine ard Fisheries-J. NJ Far
Quhar, New York; Hopkins. Illinois; Ding
ley, Maine; Bingham. Pennsylvania: Banks,
Massachusetts,; Clark, Wisconsin: Wheeler
Michigan; Ewart, North Carolina; Cum
Virginia: Dibble, South Carolina; Price,
Louisiana.
The chairmen of the rest of the CON-
mittees are as follows:
Agriculture, Funston, Of Kansas; foreign
affairs, Hltt of Illinois; military affairs,
Cqtcheon: of Michigan; naval affairs: Bou-
telle, of Maine; postoffice. Bingham, of Penn
sylvania: public lands, Psyson, of Illinois;
Indian affairs, Perkins. of Kansas; terri
tories. Struble. of Iowa; railways and canals,
Mccormick, OF Pennsylvania: Mines and
mining, Carter. of Montana; public build
ings and grounds, Milliken, of Maine; Pacific
railroads Dalzell, of Pennsylvania; improve
ment of Mississippi river, Burrows,
of Michigan; education, ODOnnell,
of Michigan; LABOR, Wade, OF Mis-
patents, Butterworth, of Ohio: invalid pen
sions, Morrill,, of Kansas; pensions. Delano,
of New York: claims, Laidlaw. of New York;
war claims, Thomas, of Wisconsin; private
land claims, Caldwell, OF Wisconsin; District
Of Columbia. Grout, of Vermont; revision OF
laws, Browne OF Indiana; expenditures state
department, Scranton, of Pennsylvania;
treasury department. Atkinson, Of Pennsyl-
vania; war department, Yardiey, of Pennsyl-
yania; navy department, Sawyer, of New
York: postoffce department, Brow
er, Of North Carolina; interior de-
partment Banks, of Mississippi; de-
psrtment Of justice, Sherman, of New
York; department of agriculture. La Toilette,
of wisconsin: public buildings. Flood, of
New York: library. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania;
printing. Russell, OF COnnectic ut; election of
president and vice president, Lodge. of Mas
saehusetts; eleventh census, Dunnell, of
Minnesota; Indian depreciation claims, Her
man, or Oregon; reform in the civil service,
Lehlbach, Of New Jersey; ventilation and
acoustics. Haugen. OF Wisconsin: alcoholic
traffic, j. D. Taylor. of Ohio; irrigation and
arid lands, Vandever, of California: immi-
rrrnt tim and r1arioa finr Oran of Indiana