The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-22
REED NAMES HIS COMMITTEES.
BOUTELLE CHAIRMAN OF THAT on
NAVAL AFFAIRS.


Of Indiana and Mccall Of aIissis-
sippi the Heads Of the Three Conn
mittees on Elections.
Washington. Dec. g.-The House com
mittees announced by Speaker Reed to-
day are as follows.
Committee on Naval Anairs-Charles
BouteIe Of Maine, John b. Robinson Of
PENNSYLVANIA. George W. Hulick Of Ohio,
5. C.. Huboru OF California. Melville Bun
Of Rhode Island. Frank J. Hanley Of In
diana. Francis II. Wilson of New York.
Charles Edward Foss OF Illinois, A. O..
Dayton Of West Virgiaia, Amos J. cum
mings of New York. AdOIph Meyer OF
louisiana, II. D. Money of Mississippi,
L. S. han of Maine, +. =. Tate of Gcor-
gia and Joseph j. Hart of Pennsylvania.
Coinage. Weights and Measures-Nine
republicans six democrats-Charles w
Stone of Pennsylvania, Martin y. John
son of North Dakota. C. y. Hartman of
Montana, Henry C.. Brewster of New
York, ". +. L. Hadley Of Illinois, Addi-
son 5. Mcclure Of Ohio. James II. South
ard Of Ohio, Benjamin l.. Fairchild Of
New York, II. c. Loudenscharger o. New
Jersey, Delegate Frank j Cannon Of
Utah, John ". Allen of Mississippi j. H.
Bankhead of Alabama, Thomas C. Nc
Rae of Arkansas. 5. NJ. Sparkman Of
Florida, James q. Spencer Of Missouri
and r. II. Clark of Alabama.
Banking and Currency-Eleven republic
cans and six democrats-Joseph II. Walk
er of Massachusetts. Marriott BrOsius of
pennsylvania. II. u. Johnson OF Indiana,
Henry c. NanvOOrhis of ohio, }. II. Nc
Cleary OF Minnesota. Charles NJ. Fowler
OIL af
orK, GeulEe cpaldlng OF MlcnlBdns W.
"A. Calderhead of Kansas. T.. j. Hin Of
Connecticut, Il. ID. Cook Of Illinois, Mich
olas Cox OF Tennessee. Seth w CoDD of
Missouri, James l.. COBB o. Alabama, j.
&. &. Back or Georgia, Francis q. New
lands Of Nevada ana john n. Cowen of
Maryland.
Mercnaut Marine and sheries-Chair-
man, 5. +. Payne OF New York.
Postohices and Post ROad.S-Nine repub-
leans and Sin democrats; T. 7. Loud OF
John j. GardEer Of New Jersey, w. j.
Linton Of Michigan, n. -. SperIy OF Con-
necticut, Thomas Settle of North Caro-
lima, George Hun of Pennsylvania, VIII
lam Lorrlmer Of Illinois, y. T. BrOmmell
OF Ohio, +. l.. Miller of kam as, II. II.
Mahaney of New York, DeleGate n o.
Murphy Of Arizona, John G. Kyle OF
Mississippi, C. a. Swanson OF Virginia,
W. h. Grain Of Texas, Henry w. ogden
OF Louisiana, George c. Penoleton Of
Texas and U. S. Hall Of Missouri.
Elections No. 1-Charies Daniels Of New
York, Lemuel W. Royse of Mary and. f.
u. Cooke Of Illinois, f: +; Leonard Of
Pennsylvania, w. H. Moody Of Massa-
aohusetts, X. 4. Linney of North Caro-
Ina Hugh A. Dinsmore Of Arlga nsas,
George r, Bartlett OF Georgia and omar
M. KEN of Nebraska.
Elections, No. I'll u. Johnson OF In
diana, j. Il. Strobe of Nebraska, &c orge
w. Prince of Illinois, r. W. Taylor of
ONO, Warren Miller of West Nirg mia,
Chester J. Long OF Kansas, George Har-
rlson OF Alabama, J. c. Mcguire Of Cali
lornla and j. g. Kyle OF Mississippi
Elections, No. S-Samuel W. Nc
Thomas of Michigan, +. e. Burton of
Ohio, James A. Walker of Virginia, Jesse
Qverstreet Of Indiana, James Codding of
pennsylvania, G: K. Bell of Texas, ID. A.
Dearmond Of Missouri and William A.
Jones of Virginia.
Military Affairs-Nine republicans and
Newton NJ. Curtis of New York, Benja-
min +. Marsh Of Illinois, Ephriam NJ
Woomer OF Pennsylvania, Marshall Grit
fin Of Wisconsin, George n. Southwick OF
New York, Richard w. Parker of New
Jersey, r. W. Bishop of Michigan, Lu-
Glen j. Fenton of Ohio, Delegate 4. b. Cat
ron Of New Mexico, John 4. Tarsney OF
missouri, D. Gardner Tyler Of Virginia
George y. McClelland of New York Jose
~ Washington OF Tennessee, Joseph J.
Hart Of Pennsylvania, James A. Lock
hart of North Carolina
Public Buildings and Grounds-Ten re-
puDheans, five democrats. Chairman,
Pacific Rallroads-Nine republicans and
SIX democrats Chairman, H. Henry Pow
ers OF Vermont
Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
Eleven republicans and six democrats
Chairman, William =. Hepburn of Iowa
Claims-Nine republicans and six demo-
Gratis. Chairman, Charles n. Brumm or
Pennsylvania.
Northumberland republicans and
nye democrats and one delegate James
Wadsworth Of New York James A Stable
pennsylvania Y Warner of
Jonathan S. Willis OF Delaware, Il. S.
Henry Of Connecticut, Edward Sauerher-
ring OF Wisconsin, J. d. Leighty of In
diana William 3. Baker of Maryland, d.
r. WILDER Of New York, +. j. Murphy of
Illinois, Horace c. Shower of Michigan,
Charles f. Moses OF Georgia John $
Williams Of Mississippi, John d. Clardy
OF Kentucky, j. W. Stokes of North Caro-
Ina, Alonzo 9. Shuford of North Caro-
lima, Delegate Frank G. Cannon of Utah.
Mines and Mining-Nine republicans and
Tour democrats. Chairman, Daniel d. Ait
ken Of Wisconsin.
Indian Affairs-Twelve republicans. five
democrats and one delegate. Chairman.
James S. Sherman of New York
Enrolled Bills-Four republicans and
OF Iowa; Samuel NJ. Clark of Iowa. -.
f. Achezon of Pennsylvania, George q.
CroWther OF Missouri, Benjamin +. Rus
sell of Georgia, Ashbury c. I.attimer of
Kentucky.
Railways and Canals-Eight republicans
dAAa I'VE uEALbcIdlS. CHAIRMAN, Chester
A. Chlckering of New York
War Claims-Eight republicans and five
democrats, chairman. 7. NJ. Mahon OF
Philadelphia.
Public Lands-Ten republicans. five
democrats and one delegate. chairman. r
+. Lacey Of Louisiana.
Elections of President, Etc Eight re-
pubicans and five democrats, chairman
Newton NJ. Curtis of New York
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic-Six republicans
and four democrats, chairman Elijah a
Morse of Massachusetts,.
Printtng-TWo republicans and one dem
crat, chairman. A. l.. Harner of Pennsy!.
yania.
Printing-Two republicans and on dem.
ocrat, chairman, George d. Perkins OF
Louisiana.
District OF Columbia-Nine republicans
and six democrats, chairman, James A
Babcock Of Wisconsin.
Education-Seven republicans and sis
democrats, chairman. Galusha A. Grow
OF Pennsylvania.
Levees on Mississippi River-Nine repub.
hcans and four denocrats-G. w Ray of
New York, r. Adams, Jr., Of Pennsylva.
MIA, W. o. Arnold of Rhode Island II
Cooper of Wisconsin, A. Mines Of Mich.
igan, c. II. Clark OF Missouri, y. CLARK
Of Missouri, G. NJ Curtis. of Iowa
II. g. Hunter Of Kentucky. L. W Royse
OF Indiana. J n. Allen of Alississlnri
j g. McDearmon Of Tennessee, n a