The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-16

clerkships and messengers. increasing their
patronage. The raising of The standard Of
the committee on Pacific railroads means
that an effort is TO be made to refund the
Union Pacific railroad Indebtedness. 1t Is
stated that the same committee In the
House Is 10 be formed with that end in
view. Mr.. Brice is chairman OF the Senate
committee.
The Republican caucus did not complete
its work gill 3 o'clock this afternoon. There
was q debate of some length on the subject
of the removal ,Of Mr.. Stewart. of Nevada,
from the appropriation committee. Mr..
Stewart f0und one or two champions. but
the caucus was practically unanimous In
the opinion that inasmuch as Mr.. Stewart
had been the recipient of a Craftsmanship
at the hands OF the majority be should not
be permitted 20 remain on the important
COMMITTEES on appropriations as a repre-
sentative OF tho minority. lie was there
fore removed. and Dir. Teller. of Colorado,
was substituted IN his place. Mr.. Stew
the minority IN other committees and Is the
ranking member of the minority In the
committee on the irrigation and recIama-
tion of arid lands. Mr.. Teller, as Will be
seen by the list below gives MP his place
on the committee on privileges and cleo
rions. of which be was chairman. and would
be the ranking member, and goes TO the
foot of the list on the appropriations COM
mittee. Mr.. Higains Is substitute ted for Mr..
Teller on the elections committee. The Re
publioans retain all of their bers of the
committee on the Judiciary, by reason of the
fact that IL has been increased from q total
membership of 9 to IL.
REPUBLICAN Committeeman.
The majority representation on the com-
mittees, as announced by the chairman or
the caucus. is as follows:
mmitt on Agriculture and Forestry-Mc-
MILAN, Washburn, Proctor, Hansbrough.
Appropriations-Allison, Hale, Cullom. Teller.
To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses
of the Senate-JOnes or Nevada.
Census-Hale, Stockbridge. Dixon, Hans
brough.
civil Service and Observation-Disclosures,
Washburn. Morrill,. Lodge.
Ciaims-Mitchen, Davis, Stewart, PETER.
Coast Defenses-Squire, Dolph, Hawley, Hig-
Commerce-Frye. Jones or Nevada, Dolph,
CuIom. Washburn, Quay.
District of Columbia-McMilan, Wolcott, Gal
linger, HansbrouRh. Proctor.
Education and L~abOr-Carey, stanford, Wash
burn, Lodge.
Engrossed Bils-AI1son, chairman.
Enrolled
Endemic Diseases-JOne5 OF Nevada, chair
man; Stockbridge, Gallinger. Quay.
To Examine the Several Branches OF the Civil
e~ervice-Power, GallinRer.
Finance-Merrin, Sherman, Jones of Nevada,
Allison, Aldrlch.
FISHERIES stockbridge, Stanford. Squire,
Power.
Foreign Northumberland. Frye, Dolph,
Davis.
squire. PROCTOR, Du-
Improvement of the Mississippi River and Its
Ir1DutarleS-N aSnDur0, HetLlgreW. rover.
Indian A~1Iairs-Piatt, StockDridge, Henderson,,
Pettigrew, Sboup.
Interstate Commerce-Cullom, Wilson, Chand-
irrigation and Reclamation of Arid Lands
Stewart. Dubois, Carey, Hansbrough.
Judiciary-Hoar Wilson, Teller, Platt, Mitchell.
L~ibrary-WOlcOtt.
Manufactures-Higgins Gallinger.
Military Affairs-Hawley, Cameron, Mander-
Mines and Mining-Jones of Nevada, Power.
stgaSr. Camaron uaIa Gtapford
Stockbridge.
Organization. Conduct and Expenditures of
the Executive Observation-Disclosures, Proctor,
Patents-Dixon Platt, Wilson.
Pensions-Shoup. Hansbrough.G allinger. Haw-
Postofices and Post Rcads-Mitchell. Mcmillan,
WolcOtt, Dixon, Washburn.
Private Land Claims-Hale, chairman; Teller.
Dixon.
Privileges and Elections-Hoar. Mitchell.
Public buildings and Grounds-stanford. Nor
ril, Quay. Squire.
Extraordinarily, stockbridge, Pettigrew.
Relations with Canada-Hoar, Hale, Dolph,
Higgins.
Revision of the Laws of the United states =
Revolutionary C~laims-Cameron, chairman;
Frye. Aldrich.
Rules-Aldrich. Henderson.
Territories-Platt Davis. Carey, shoup, Hans
brough.
transportation Routes TO the Seaboard-Gal-
linger, Squire, Mitchell, Aldrich.
Pacific Railroads-Davis. Carey. Woleott, Nc
MILAN.
Indian Depredations- Shoup, Chandler. Petit
grew, Carey.
select Committees to Investigate Condition of
the Potomac River Front OF Wasningt0n-Frye,
chairman: sherman. Proctor,
To Inquire Into all Claims of Citizens of the
United states Against the Government OF Mica
ragua-Hawley. chairman; stewart. Mitchell.
Woman Suffrage-Hoar. chairman; Quay.
Additional Accommodations for the Library OF
COngress-Morrill. chairman; Dixon.
Five Civilized Tribes OF Indians-Teller, chair
man; Platt.
transportation and Sale of Meat Products
Plat, chairman; Power.
To Establish the University OF United States
Proctor, sherman, DOlph, Washburn.
Quadro- Observation-Disclosures, Sherman, Cam
eron, Hawley, Wilson, CullunI-
To Investigate the Geological Survey-Wol-
colt, Carey.
National Banks-Chandler Henderson.
Forest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Davis.
Corporations in the District Of Columbia
Aldrich, chairman: Mcmillan.
To Investigate Trespassers on Indian Lands