The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-08-24

Virginia, Causey of Delaware, Comi.
netti of California, McCulloch OF
Arkansas, Barnes of Wisconsin, Hen
derson of Illinois, Hermann of Oregon,
Stephenson of Michigan, Hooker OF
New York, Grosyenor of Ohio, Reiburn
of Pennsylvania
Foreign affairs McCreary of Ken
tuckv, chairman; Hooker of Mlssls:
sinpi Fitch of New York, Raynor of
MARYLAND, Geary of California, Price
of Louisiana, Tucker Of Virginia,
Densmore of Arkansas, Everett OF
Massachusetts,, Hit of Illinois, Harmer
of Pennsylvania, Storer of Ohio, Blair
of New Hampshire, Draper of Massa-
chusetts. Van Voorhis of New York.
Pepsions-Moses of Georgia, chair
man. Henderson of North Carolina,
.Tones of Virginia, Houck of Ohio.
Snodgrass of Tennessee, Taylor OF
Indiana, Lisle Of Kentucky. Clark of
Missouri, Baker Of Kansas, Loudens-
lager of New Jersey, Lucas OF Soutn
Dakota. White OF Ohio, Lawney OF
Minnesota.
Invalid pensions-Martin of Indiana
chairman; McEtrrick OF Massachusetts,
Baldwin of Minnesota, Graham OF
New York, Mcdonald of Illinois,
Erdman of Pennsylvania, Fielder OF
New Jersey, Taylor of Tennessee,
Pickler of South Dakota, Melkie-
John of Nebraska, Strong OF ONO,
Elections - O'Farrell OF Virginia,
chairman; Brown of Indiana, Painter
of Kentucky, Lockwood of New YORK;
Lawson of Georgia, HAYES of Iowa,
Patterson of Tennessee, Waugh OF In
diana, Daniels of New York, Mccall OF
Massachusetts. Thomas of Michigan,
Wheeler of Illinois.
udiciary-Culberson of Texas chan .
man: Oates of Alabama, Stockdale OF
Mississippi. Goodnight of Kentucky,
Boatner of Louisiana, Layton of Ohio,
Wolverton of Pennsylvania, Fellows
of New York. Lane of Illinois, Bailey
of Texas, Terry of Arkansas, Ray OF
New York, Powers of Vermont,
BIoderick of Kansas, W. A. Stone ol
Pennsylvania, Updegraf OF Iowa,
Childs of Illinois. .
Military Affairs Cultivate OF OHIO
chairman; Wheeler of Alabama, Lap
ham of Rhode Island, Gorman ol
Michigan, Pendleton of West Virginia
Bretz of Indiana, Syckles of New York
Black of Illinois. Morgan of Missouri
Bowers of California, Hull of Iowa
Curtis of New York, Marsh of Illinois
Gillett of Massachusetts, Woomer o.
PENNSYLVANIA, Joseph of New York.
Naval Affairs-Cummings OF New
York, chairman; Geissenhalner OF New
Jersey, Meyer of Louisiana, NcAleel
of Pennsylvania, Clancy of New York
DeArmond of Missouri, Mooney o
Mississippi, Talbot OF Maryland, Ta,y
lor of Virginia. Boutelle OF Maine, Dolil-
YER of Iowa, Wadsworth OF New YORK
Randall of Massachusetts. Robinson
of Pennsylvania, Hulich OF Ohio.
Postof1ice and post roads-Hender'
son of North Carolina, chairman; Dun
phy of New York, Kyle of Mississippi
HAYES of Iowa, Turnpin of Alabama
Siph of Pennsylvania, Cabanis o.
Georgia, Burnes of Missouri, Swanson
of Virginia, Caldwell of Ohio. Wilson
, OF Washington, Loud of California
. Smith of Illinois. Houk of Tennessee
Gardner of New Jersey, Flynn o
Oklahoma.
Among the most prominent change
is the removal of Springer from tn,
wavs and means to the banking an6
currency committee and Holman from
appropriation to the Indian affail
committee.
SPRINGER DON'T LIKE IT.
WASHINGTON, Aug 21.-When aske.
F for a statement as to tie reason whlcl
imptlled the speaker to depose hiI
7 from the craftsmanship OF the way
and means committee. Mr.. Syringe
said. "To saw I'm surprised at my de
T position from the chairman hip OF tn
ways and means committee and az
pointment as chairman OF the commit
tee on banking and currency is only
feeble expression of the truth. ha'
+ no intimation from the speak
er whatever as to his fall
ure to re-appoint or his inten
ton to make me chairma
Of the other committee. 90 from
work to which l have given the bes
study of my life to committee and
q business to which l have given bu
little attention heretofore. kno'
nothing of the motives of the speake
f or the object he had in view. He a;
sured me he desired to do that whic
+ he thought best for the country an
+ the Democratic party. l hope be
r not mistaken, but opinions may dlffel
7 do not care to make a furter state
r ment at this time
b. citizens and Railroad Men Fight.