The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16

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the minority chairmanships and NOM
bers Of the various committees.
At noon the caucus had not finished
its work, and when the Senate was
called to order the Republicans entered
the chamber without being ready to
make any report.
After the caucus reassembled there
was debate Of some length on the
subject OF the removal OF Stewart, OF
Nevada, from the appropriations COM
mittee. Stewart found one or two
champions, but the caucus was practic.
ally unanimous in the opinion that
inasmuch as Stewart had been the re-
cipient Of Craftsmanship at the hands
of the ma jority he should not be per.
mitted to remain on the important COM
mitteo of appropriations as repre-.
sentative of the minority. He was,
therefore, removed and Teller, OF
Colorado, was substit lted in his place.
So far as finally aged upon the eleven
minority chairmanships will be filled as
follows:
Conference committee: sherman.
Engrossed bills: Allison.
Epidemic diseases: Jones, of Nevada.
Private land claims: Hale.
Com mittee to investigate the condi-
ton OF the Potomac river front at Wash
ington: Frye.
Woman's suffrage: Hoar.
Additional accommodations for the
library OF Congress-: Morrill,.
Five civilized tribes OF Indians: Tel.
Ter.
TRANSPORTATION and sale of meat pro.
ducts: Platt.
Corporations of the District of Colum-
bia: Aldrich
Revolutionary claims: Cameron.
Claims Of citizens OF the United States
against the government OF Nicaragua:
Hawley.
The minority representation of the
Senate committees waa subs cquently
announced by the chairman Of the eau
Gus as follows:
Agriculture and forestry: McMillin,
Washburn, Proctor, Hansbrough.
Appropriations: Allison, Hale, Gull
]om, Teller.
To audit and control the contingent
expenses of the Senate: Jones, of
Nevada.
Census: Hale, Stockbridge. Dixon,
Hansbrough.
Civil service ano retrenchment: Stan.
ford, Washburn. Morrill,, Lodge.
Claims: MITCHELL Davis, Ste yart,
PETER.
Coast defences: Squire. Dolph, Raw-
ley, Higgins.
Commerce: Frye, Jones, of Nevada,
Dolph, Cullom, Washburn, Quay.
District of Columbia: Mcmillan, Wal
colt, Gallinger, Habsbrough, Proctor.
Education and labor: Carey, Stan
ford, Washburn. Lodge.
Engrossed bills: Allison, chairman.
Enrolled bills: Duboi,.
Epidemic diseases: Jones, of Nevada,
chairman, Stockbridge, Gallinger, Quay.
10 examine the several branches Of
the civil service: Power, Gailinger.
Finance: Morrill,, Sherman, Jones, of
Nevada, Allison, Aldrich.
Fisheries: Stock bridge Stanford,
Squire, Power.
Foreign relations: Sherman, Frye,
Dolpb, Davis.
Immigration: Chandler, Squire, Proc
tor Dubois, Lodge.
Improvement of the Mississippi river
and it's tributaries: Washburn, Petti.
grew, Power.
Indian affairs: Plat, Stockbridge,
Henderson, Pettigrew, Shoup.
Interstate commerce: Cullom, Wilson,
Chandler, Walcott, Higgins
Irrigation and reclamation OF arid
lands: Stewart, Dubois, Carey, Hans
brough.
Judiciary: Hoar, Wilson, Teller, Platt,
Mitchell.
Library: Woicott.
Manufactures: Higgins, Gallinger.
Military affairs: Hawley, Cameron,
Henderson, Davis.
Power, Shoup, Allison.
Naval affairs Cameron, Hale, Stan.
ford, Stock bridge
Organization, coniuct and expendi.
lures OF the executive departments:
Wilson. Proctor, Dubois, Lodge.
Patents: Dixon, Plat, Wilson.
Pensions: Shoup, Hansbrough, Gal
linger. Hawley
Postoiiices and post roads: Mitchell,
Nc lin, Wolcott. Dixon. Washburn
Printing: Manderson.
Private land claims: Hale, Teller,
Dixon.
Privileges and elections: Hoar,
Mitchell, Chandler, Higgins.
Public buildings and grounds: Stan
ford, Morrill,, Quay Squire.
Public lands: Doipn, Pottigrew,
Carey, Dubois. Power.
Railroads: Hawley, Stockbridge, Pet
tiRrew, Power, PETER.
Relations with Canada: Holr, Hale,
Doiph, Higgins.
Revision of laws: Wilson, Plats.
Revolutionary claims: Cameron, Frye,
Aldrich
ON rules: Aldrich, Henderson.
Territories: Platt, Davis. Carey,
Shoup, Hansbrough.
Transportation routes to the sea
board: Gallinger, Squire, Mitchell,
Aidrich
Pac fic railroads: Davis. Carey, VOL
colt, McMilln