The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31
SPRINGER SELECTED.
SPEAKER CRISP ANNOUNCES HIS
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
IS Given the Craftsmanship of Interstate
~ and Foreign Commerce, and Culber-
son Gets First Place on the
E Judiciary Committee.

Crisp has prepared complete list O
| the house committees and the same il
made public today.
: Ways and Means-W. N. Springer
of Illinois, Benton MCMILLAN of Ten.
jgnessee, H. G. Turner OF Georgia, w.
Wilson of West Virginia, A. B.
of Kentucky, J. r.
sS shiting of Michigan, b. J. Shively
'lISg Indiana, w. Bourke Cochran of
lew York, Moses Stevens of Massa-
NJ lsetts, w. j. Bryan Of Nebraska,
NIB. Reed of Maine, j. c. Burrows
,sSsM Michigan, Joseph McKenna of Cali
S. E. Payne of New York.
lections-Chas. II. Oferrell of Vir-
ss9ssTia, l.. W. Moore of Texas, j. e..
sS'tDb of Alabama, II. Ii. Paguter of
Sytt9ntucky, James r. Brown of mdi-
Aana, ID. n. Lockwood of New York, II.
~. Lawson of Georgia, n. p. Gillespie
kejRGnnsylvania, George Johnstone of
MsSsth Carolina, Niles Haugen of Wis
3sin, a. A. Taylor of Tennessee, r..
ts#hDoan Of Ohio, III. u. Johnson of In
z sna, J. Il. Ryburn Of Pennsylvania.
Nf.sSsssD. Clark of Wyoming.
4 Appropriations-W. S. Holman, w.
Z II. Forney, j. d. Sayers, Brecken-
4 ridge OF kentucky, A, M. Dockery,
/ VIM. Mitchell, G. Il. breckenridge of
Arkansas, Barnes, Compton, j. IL.
kO'Neil of Massachusetts,, r. +. Living
\ ston, ID. r.. Henderson, VIM. Cogs-
vol, II. II. Bingham, Nelson Ding
A ley, w. w, Grocete.
Il Judiciary-D. b. Culberson, w. G.
Z Oates, w. ID. Bynum, 4. r.. Stock
dale, J. II. Goodnight, G. j. Boat
man, j. A. Buchanan of Virginia, A.
]. Chaplin, f. G. Layton, s. p. Wal
z verton, w. B. Taylor of Ohio, James
/, Buchanan of New Jersey, G. w. Ray,
81. II. Powers, Case Frederick.
VII Coinage, weights and measures-R.
{tsS Bland, Charles Tracy, j. r. Will
Esg3lns, G. B. Kilgere, s. NJ. Robinson,
s;%sice Pierce, J. A. Eppes, G. Il. Will
lsams of Massachusetts, w. A. Nc
Keighan, A. n, BatiDa, Abner Taylor
of Illinois, T. w. Stone of Pennsyl.
vania, NJ. n. Johnson Of North Dakota.
Banking and Currency-Henry Ba-
con, Scott Wike, w. II. Crane, W. II.
Cata@ w. w. Dickerson, Louis S.
APerry, w. X. Gantz, n. N. Cox of
Tenn, S. w. Cobb yof Mo-, j. II.
Walker of Mass, Nj. Brasins, Hosea
Townsend, 7. j. Henderson of Ills.
\ Interstate and Foreign Commerce
@s! Mills, G.. D. Wise, Andrew
gtF Isadore Raynor, G. H. Brick
]5si5I, !. J. GeaIy, Y. w. Houk of Ohio,
S. h. Mallory, Josiah Patterson, J. j;
or Ill of Mo-, Charles O'Neili of
Penn, John Lind, G. $. Randall Bel
.lamy Starr, j. II. Ketchum.
Rivers and Harbors-N. c. Blanch'
ard. Y. c.. Catchings, Charles Stewart
r.. i. Lester of Georgia, r. III. Clair
/, of Ala, w. f.. Haines, L. A. Wea-
dock, w. A. Jones, Charles "A. Paige,
Samuel Byrnes, Y. Henderson OF
his, Binger Herman, S. Nj. Stephen
son, w. A. Stone, of Penn, ). y
Quackenbush.
Foreign Afairs-Josh Blunt, J: II
%NEcCreary, c. f. Hooker, Il. f.. emp
nan, A. p. Fitch, j, f. Andrews, u
l., Gable, [sad0re Ravnor, L. }
Geary, r.. R. Hit, A. G. Harmer, Jas
O'Donnell, John Sanford.
Military Affairs. II: OuthWaite
Joseph Wheeler of Alabama, W. =
ls,!Sy;wberry, b. II. Patten, II, II. Rock
w al. j. l.. Mitchell, Oscar Lapham
W. Mcdonald, j. G. Crosby, H. II
a !gham, G. E. Belknap, w. w
Y $gers, j. A. 7. Hall.
%AN griculture-W. II. Hatch, Clark
.s siyis, s. B. Alexander, II, NJ. You
'E3os, q. w. Shell, w. s. Forman, L
81. White, Anthony Camenetti, Chas
J}f5@ioses. JsP. Lolg, f. H. Funston
#,aaE1$I. Wilson of Kentucky, ). l.
INV Daniel Waugh, H. j. Cheat
f.%aval A ffairs-H. A, Herbert, VIM
'TTy&$ssliott, A. J. Cummings, j.. ~; Ge ,D;
..a,tstnheimer, J. i. Daniel, Adolp
eyer, j. w. Lawson OF Virgln li,
\, I'm, McAleer, Henry Page OF Mary,
3,sSd. C. A. Boutelle, II. G. Lodge, j
& ssyS nolliver, ]. II. WadSworth.
Labor. C. Tarnsey, W. F. WI
fronie DUNCAN, Y, L, Bunting, jaime
\ Canehart, j. w. Causey, John DaVi
-.Ianies Buchanan of New Jersey, n
+ Rrosins, n. p. Haughen, j. L. WI
son of Washington.
half dozen or more of the con
mittees principally those having n
nonsidcration of matters OF speclSS
interest to the West, are apparent
1arcer than the rules provide. IN
i Ia 10 70 fhe fact that delegates ttrot
~ territories who have no vote eitne
in the committee or in the House nav Nv
been placed on the committees ao v oE
} fro members and their names are ~
counted in figuring the quota OF lhe gu
bers to which each committee Is q
titled.
COINAGE COMMITTEE MAKE w.
s,r An inquiry into the records OF IN n
.ss$i!a1nbers of the House commlIL 1,.on -
fgbage, weights and measures s snow
1. XXX bv their past utterances or woe o. :,
$3.50 g5ar ~ oyt Of congress, nineo Of the TIM
%9 H. n,aynhers of the committee nav
IS gliarad in favor of free col4 Il !,
i ' three ofthe other members nav ",
s3asn out.spoken against free colnag :
IA Sfl3o e fonrth is said by his friends TO o
b Enthusiastically against free coLna -
,csb lis record if unknown, he no