Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-15
PLACES ASSIGNED.
That Positions On COMMITTEES Repub-
liCan Senators
orrPY DURING THE SESSION,
~,,, D,-,1 Of Them Disgrunled Because They
Did Not Get What They Wantad-Mr.
Hs- Gets the Judiciary Chairman
saip-Qlay Goes % Libraries.

vr,svryGvoN, ID. c., December "A
a.. psnubIican Senatorial Caucus Com
--,.se. which was charged with the ar
..gsmeut OF the Republican repreSen-
...7o 60 on the Senate Committees COM
'.,s5 irs work this morning and report
-, n csucus which was called togeth-
Tore the Senate met. The caucus
..s.larsn the list submitted and ad-
s-r--sd 10 meet tomorrow without
,.-aa upon the report.
a. rearly as can be gathered from
.ts syDressiOns Of many Senators the
.-.t-rwents made by the Committee are
generally satisfactory.
r, was found impracticable to meet
.r0f the expectations Of the new Sena-
80. hut the dissatisfaction that exists
believed 10 be confined 10 less tnan
,s'fg dozen Senators.
Mr. Hoar, i'm accordance with his
.sriority becomes chairman OF the Judi
.s-v Committee, relinquiShing his place
..essirmsn of the Committee on Prlvl-
.-s. and Elections, To which Mr.. Tel
u succeeds, The three vacancies In
.sa membership Of the judiciary Conn
-.,-se resulting from the retirement OF
vs,s~s. Edmunds, ingalls, and EyartS
,.s Sled by the assignment OF MessrS,
Mitchell, Teller and Platt.
THE places vacated by MeSsrs. Ed
-rrIs and Evarts on the Foreign Re
-r7rs Committee have been assigned
~ Nessrs. HiscOck and Davis. Mr..
..,v succeeds Mr.. EvartS as chairman
n the Library Committee. The list OF
--~mittee assignments as submitted 10
.-seapcus for approval is as follows:
Mr. a1drich-Rule5, Chairman; Finance,
--.-sDorfatiOn Routes 10 ths SeaOOard.
Nh AIEs0n-ApprOpria Chairman;
vry-ossed Bills, Finance, Relations Win
Canada. ~,..
l-r. Cameron-Naval Affairs, Chairman;
Military Affairs, Revolutionary CLAIMS,
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians.
Nr. Carev-Education and Labor, Chalr-
nan. Public Buildings and GROUNDS, IA
fe Railroad, Territories, Patents.
Mr. Casey-RailrOads, Chairman; Agrl-
rtgrs and Forestry, Transportation
Routes to the SeabOard.
Nr~. Chandler-Immigrati Chairman
Wr CuUom-Inter-S State Commerce, Chalr-
nan NIr. Davis-ChairmRn, Pensions.
1fr Dayves-Chairman Indian Affairs. Mr..
n.v4D- Chairman Patents. MIR. DOlph-
Chairman Coast Defenses. Mr.. Frye
Chairman Commerce, Foreign Relations,
Pacific Railroad Mr.. Hale-Census,
Chairman. Mr. Hawley-Chairman Mill
g-r Affairs. Mr. HiscOck-Chairman
ORGANIZATION. Conduct and Expenditures
! i1 He Executive Departments. Mr.. Hoar
-Chairmen judiciary ,lIjs MIEj o59 J99nSSS Son troI 0
Nsvada-Chalrman 10 AuuIU anu COus u
Contingent Expenses of the Senate. Mr..
V.yTuIan-District Of Columbia Chairman.
Vr uderson-Chairman Printing. MIR.
N,che,l-Chairman Claims. Mr.. Morrill,
Chairman Finance. Mr.. PaddOc6-Chalr-
nan Agriculture and Forestry. Mr.. Petit
-,ew-Chairman QuadrO Centennial
s.ecu. Mr.. Platt-Chairman Territories.
lr pumb-Chairman Public lands. Mr..
..e several Branches of the
Civil Service. Mr.. PrOctor-Chairman
Establish the University of the L. s.; Re
vision of the Laws: Military Affairs; Pri-
ya-a and Claims; Organization; Conduct
and Expenditures Of the Executive Depart
-elts. Mr. Quay-Chairmau Library; Wo-
mans Suffrage. MIR. SaWYer-Chalrman
PostOfices and Post Roads chairman. Mr..
S1eruau-Chairman Foreign Relations;
Finance: Rules ;Quadro Centenial; Univer-
sits Of L. $. Mr.. ShOUp-Chairman In
dian Depredations. Mr.. SQuire-Chairman
transportation Routes 10 the Seaboard.
Mr. Stanford, Chairman, Public Build
-gs and Grounds. Mr.. Stewart, Chair
man, Mines and Mining. Mr.. Stockbridge,
Chairman, Fisheries, Mr.. Teller, Chair
nan, Privileges and Elections. Mr. War
-ee Chairman, Irrigation. Mr.. WashbUrn,
Chairman, Improvement of the Mississippi
RIVER Mr.. Wilson, Chairman, Revision
q. ile Laws. Mr.. Wolcott, Chairman Civ
j Service and Retrenchment.