St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-22

cut; Mcguire, California: Maddox,
Georgia; Goldzier, Illinois; johnson,
Indiana; Wheeler, Illinois; Hager, Iowa:
Settle, North Carolina.
Ventilation and Acoustics-Shell.
South Carolina, chairman; Durborrow,
illinois; Hammond. Indiana: Graham.
New York: Walker, Massachusetts
Heiner, Pennsylvania; Linton, Mich
igan.
Expenditures In State Department
Lester. Georgia. chairman; Breckin-
Alexander. North Carolina; Stone.
Pennsylvania; Caldwell, Ohio; Dolli-
yer, Iowa.
expenditures IN Treasury Department
-Barwig, Wisconsin, chairman: Hen
dirk, New York; McNagny. Indiana
SIbley, Pennsylvania: w ellsworth. New
York; Gresvenof, Ohio.
Expenditures in War Department
Montgomery. Kentucky. chairman;
Bum, North Carolina; Sickles, New
York; Black, Illinois; Hill, illinois
Hooker, New York; Loudenslager, New
Jersey.
Expenditures in the Navy Depart
ment-McMillin. Tennessee. chairman
Doekery, Missouri; Abbott, Texas;
Clancy, New York: MlHken, Maine !;
Robinson. Pennsylvania; Northwav,
Ohio.
Expenditures in Postoffice Depart
mentV Oates, Alabama. chairman;
Paynter, Kentucky; Richards. Ohio;
Haines, New York; Wright, Massaehu-
sets; Ellis, Oregon; Doolittle, Wash
ington.
Expenditures in Interior Department
Turner, Georgia, chairman; Somer,
Wisconsin; Swanson, Virginia; Tai
bert, South CaroliEa; Grout, Vermont;
hopkins, Pennsylvania; Bowers, Cali
fornia.
Expenditures in the Department of
Jnstice-DuDphy, New York, chairman
Clarke, Alabama; Brown, Indiana
O'Neiii, Massachusetts; Richie, Ohio;
Payne, New I ork; ReYborn, Pennsyl-
vania.
Expenditures in the Department of
MISUNDERSTANDING, Virginia. chair
man; Hall. Missouri; CockrelI, Texas
McDearmon, TenneSsee; Kemp. Ne
braska; Hartman, Montana; Funk,
Illinois.
Expenditures on Public Buildings
Grain. Texas, chairman: Cummings,
New York; Dunn, New Jersey; Boon,
MINNESOTA; Moon, Michigan; Gillett,
New York; Lilly, Pennsylvania.
Library-Fellows. New York. chair
man; OFerrall, Virginia: O'Neill, Penn
syivania.
Printing = Richardson, Tennessee.
chairman; Mckaig, Maryland; Brode-
rick, Kansas.
Thlrty-two chairmanships go to the
South, and twenty-three to the North
this number includes the chairmen of
the four committees previously appoint
ed-ruleS. mileage accounts and en-
rolled bills. After November, when Mr..
OFerrall will resign TO enter apon the
duty OF governor of Virginia, Jason B.
Brown, OF Indiana, Will go 10 the head
or the committee on elections, and the
totals will be 81 and "A.
BY states the chairmanships are di-
vlded as follows: Alabama, 8; Arkau-
sas, l; Connecticut l; Georgia, 4, lii
nols, 4; Indiana, 3; Kentucky, 5; Lou
islana, l; Maryland, l; Mississippi, 2;
MISSOURI, 3; Michigan, l; New Jersey, B;
New York. 3; North Carolina, 2; Ohio,
2; PENNSYLVANIA, 2; Rhode Island, l !;
South Carolina, l; Tennessee, 3; Texas.
3; Virginia, B.; West Virginia, 2; Wis
conSin, 2.
The following are the new chairmen
OF the more important committees in
this congress: Wilson, ways aud means,
succeeding Springer; Sayres, appropri-
atlons, succeeding Holman; Springer,
banking and currency, succeeding
Bacon; Fithian, merchant marine
and fisheries, succeeding Fow-
Ter; McCreary, foreign affairs,
succeeding Blount; Cummings, nav
al affairs, succeeding Herbert:
Holman, Indian affairs, succeeding
Peel; Wheeler, territories, succeeding
Washington; Weadock, mines and min
ing, succeeding Cowles; Allen. levees
and improvements of the Mississippi
river, succeeding Robertson; McGann,
labor, succeeding Tarsney; Forman,
militia, succeeding Lane; Covert,
patents, succeeding Tillman; Mo-
ses, pensions, succeeding Will
SON; Peudleton, West Virginia,
private land claims, succeeding Fitch |:
Heard, District of Columbia, succeed
ing Hemphill; De Forest, reform IN the
civil service, succeeding Andrew; Fitch.
election of president and vice president
and representatives in congress, sue
ceeding Chapman; English, alcoholic
liquor traffic, succeed ing Haines; Coop
er, irrigation of arid lands. succeeding
Lanham; and GeiSsenhainer, immigra-
ton and naturalization, succeeding
Stump.