Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-22
NELSON DlNGLEY OF MAINE
Made Chairman of the Committee on Ways
 and Means.
MESSRS. HIT, CANNON AND HENDERSON
Bankhead, Clarke, Harrison. Stall- jugs and Wheeler of Alabama
 Were Well Placed.

Washington, Dec. 21.-Speaker Reed this afternoon announced the committees of the house of representatives. The most important follow:
 Rules-The speaker: N. B. Henderson, Iowa; John DaltzelL Pennsylvania; c. r. Crisp, Georgia. Benton McMillin, Tennes- see.
 Ways and means Republicans eleven, democrats six)--Nelson Dingley, Jr, Maine; Sereno E. Payne New York John Dalzell, Pennsylvania; Albert J. Hopkins Illinois; c. H. Grosvenor, Ohio; Charles A. Russell, Connecticut; J. P. Deliver, Iowa; George Steele. Indiana; M. N. Johnson, North Dakota: Walter Evans. Kentucky; J. A. Tawney Minnesota Charles F. Crisp, Georgia; Benton McMil- lin, Tennessee; Henry G. Turner, Georgia John c. Tarsney, Missouri Joseph Wheeler Alabama; J. J. McLaurin, South Carolina.
 Committee on appropriations--J G. Cannon, Illinois; H. H. Bingham, Penn sylvania; w. w. Grout Vermont; s. A. Northway, Ohio; William A. Stone, Penn sylvania; w. o. Arnold, Rhode Island ; E. J. Hainer, Nebraska; Richard Blue Kansas; Mahlon Pitney, New Jersey; James A. Hemingway, Indiana; John E. Mccall, Tennessee; Joseph D. Savers, Texas; A. M. Cookery, Missouri; L. l.. Livingston, Georgia Samuel Robertson, Louisiana; F. c. Layton, Ohio: F. Bart lett, New York.
 Committee on rivers and harbors-W. B. Hooker, New York; B. Herman, Ore gon; S. M. Stephenson, Michigan; J. E. Reyburn, Pennsylvania; H. c. Cooper, Wisconsin; T. F. Burton, Ohio; w. E. Barrett, Massachusetts,; w. Reeves Illi- nois; c. A. Towne, Minnesota D. B. Dove ner. West Virginia; c. M. Clark, Missouri; {; LA. Walker, Virginia; T. c. Catchings, Mississippi; R. E. Lester, Georgia; R. H. Clarke, labama; P. D. McCulloch, Ar kansas; A. S. Berry, Kentucky.
 Judiciary (eleven republicans and six democrats) D. B. Henderson. Iowa; Case Broderick, Kansas; Thomas Updegraf, Iowa; Frederick H. Gillet, Massachu- setts; s. M. Strong, Ohio; Henry w. Ba ker, New Hampshire; Charles A. Con- noly, Illinois; J. J. Jenkins, Wisconsin; Charles G. Burton, Missouri; Foster V. Brown, Tennessee; John w. Louis, Ken lucky; D. B. Culberson, Texas; c. J. Boatner, Louisiana; Joseph E. Washing ton, Tennessee; Joseph w. Bailey Texas; w. r. Tery, Arkansas Davis A. Dear mond, Missouri.
 Foreign affairs-R. R. Hit, Illinois; w. F. Draper, Massachusetts,; R. Adams, Jr., Pennsylvania; L. E. Quigg, New York; Robert Cousins, Iowa; Charles P. Taft, Ohio William A. Smith, Michigan; :. Joel P. Heatnole. Minnesota; Richmond Pearson, North Carolina; J. B. McCreary, Kentucky; Andrew Price, Louisana; H. St. G. Tucker, Virginia H. A. Dinsmore, Arkansas; H. D. Money, Mississippi; F. C. NewlandS Nevada.
 Committee on naval affairs-Charles Boutelle, Maine; John B. Robinson. Penn sylvania; George w. Hulick, Ohio; s. c. Hilborn, California; Melville Bull, Rhode Island; Frank J. Hanley, Indiana; Fran cis H. Wilson, New York; Charles Ed ward Foss, Illinois; A. G. Dayton, West Virginia Amos J. Cummings, New York; Adolph Meyer, Louisiana; H. D. Money, Mississppi; E. S. Hall, Missouri; F. C. Tate, Georgia; Joseph J. Hart, Pennsyl- vania
 Coinage. weights and measures nine republicans and six democrats)-Charles w. Stone, Pennsylvania; Martin N John son, North Dakota; c. A. Hartman. Mon tana; Henry c. Brewster, New York; w. F. L. Hadley, Illinois; Addison S. Me- Clure, Ohio; James H. Southard, Ohio: Ben L. Fairchild, New York; H. c. Lou den Schlager N. J.; Delegate Frank J. Cannon, Utah; John w. Allen, Missis sippi; J. H. Banlohead Alabama, Thomas c. McRae, Arkansas; S. M. Sparkman, Florida; James G. Spencer, Missouri; K. H. Clarke, Alabama.
 Banking and currency (eleven repub- licans and six democrats)-Joseph H. Walker Massa chusetts; Marriott Bro sius, Pennsylvania: H II. Johnson. h. diana; Henry c. Vanvoorhis. Ohio; J. H. McCleary Minnesota; Charles NJ. Fowl CT, New Jersey: Jacob Lefevre, New York; George Spalding, Michigan; W. A. Calderhead, Kansas: E. J. Hill. Connec- ticut; E. D. Cooke Illinois: Nicholas Cox, Tennessee; Seth w Cobb, Missouri; ]; James F. Cobb, Alabama; ]. c. C.. Black, Georgia; Francis G. Newlands, Nevada; John K. Cowen, Maryland.
 Merchant marines and fisheries-Chair- man, s. F. Payne, New York.
 Post offices and post roads-(nine repub- lcansand six democrats)--E. T. Loud, California; George w. Smith, Illinois; John J. Gardner, New Jersey; w. J. Lin ton, Michigan; N. D. Sperry, Connec- George Huff, Pennsylvania; William Le- ortimer, Illinois; J. F. Cromwell, Ohio; E. L. Miller. Kansas; R. H. Mahoney, New York; Delegate N. o. Murphy. Ari- zona: John c. Kyle. Mississippi; c. A. Swanson, Virginia; w. E. Grain, Texas; Henry w. Ogden, Louisiana; George c. Pendleton Texas; U. s. Hall, Missouri.
 Elections No. 1-Charles Daniels, New York; Lemuel w. Royse, Maryland; F. D. Cooke, Illinois; F. E. Leonard, Pennsyl- vania; w. H. Moody. Massachusetts; R. z. Linney, North Carolina; Hugh A. Dinsmore, Arkansas; George E. Bartlett, Georgia: Omar M. Rem, Nebraska.
 Elections No. 2--H. U. Johnson, Indiana J. B. Strode. Nebraska; George W. Prince, Illinois; R. W. Taylor. Ohio; Warren, Miller West Virginia: e. G. Long, Kansas George Harrison, Alabama; l.. G. Mcguire California; ]. c. Kyle, Mis- sissippi.
 Elections No. S-Samuel M. Mccall, Massachusetts; Henry F. Thomas, Mich igan; T. E. Burton, Ohio; James A. Walker. Virginia; Jesse Overstreet In- diana: James Codding, Pennsylvania: c. K. Bell. Texas; D. A. Dearmond, Mis- souri; William A. Jones, Virginia.
 Military affairs (nine republicans and six democrats)-John A. T. Hum, Iowa; Newton M. Curtis, New York; Benjamin F. Marsh, Illinois; Ephraim M Woomer. Pennsylvania; Marshall Griffin. Wiscon- sin; George N Southwick New York; Richard W. Parker, New Jersey; R. W.. Rishop Michigan; Lucius. J. Fenton,