The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-22

California. Wilson. Idaho. Shatfroth. Col
orado, Mondella, Wyoming, Gamble. South
Hutcheson, Texas. Washington, Tennes-
see, Bartlett, Georgia, fiell. Colorado.
Pensons-R Loudenslager,
New Jersey, chairman; Coffin. Maryland,
Colson, Kentucky, Haltermann, Pennsyl-
vania, Howe. New York, MoseIy, Missouri,
Democrats: Moses, Georgia, Stalings, AL
ALBANIA, Baker, Kansas, Black, Georgia,
Elliott, South Carolina.
Private land ains.-Republicans Smith,
Illinois, chairman; Andrews, Nebraska,
Barthold, Missouri, Bishop, MICHIGAN,
Connecticut. Howell. New Jersey, Hager,
Iowa; Democrats: James, Virginia, Nc
Culloch, Arkansas, Miles, Maryland, Ow-
ems, Kentucky.
Naval neutrality-suspicious.: Hilborn
of California, Boutelle of Maine,
t1uick OF Ohio, Bull of Rhode Island,
Hanley of Indiana, Wilson of New
York, Foss of Illinois, Dayton OF West
Virginia. Democrats: Cummings of New
York, Myer Of Louisiana, Money Of Missis-
sppi, Hall of Missouri, Tate of Georgia,
Hart of Penusylvania. ,.4.t ...ff a
Military affairs-- Republicans: Hull, OF
Iowa, chairman: Curtis Of New York,
| Marsh of Illinois, ,Woomer of Pennsylvania,
| Griffin of Wisconsin. Scuthwicks OF New
York, Parker os New Jersey, Bishop OF
Michigan, Fenton of Ohio, Catrnu of New
Mexico. Democrats: Taisney of Missouri,
| Tracy of Missouri, Tyler of Virginia. Nc
Clelland of New York, Wasiri riugton OF Ten
ressee. Hart nf Pennsylvania, Lockhart of
North Carolina. ,-,i,
Interstate and foreign commerce-Re-
| puhticans: Hepburn of Iowa, chairman :
Fletcher of Minnesota, Sherman of New
York. Wagner of Pennsylvania, Doolttle
of Washington. Settle of North Carolina,
| Aldrich of Illinois, Joy of Missouri, Corliss
of Michigan, Bennett of New York. Stew
art of New Jersey and Noouan of Texas.
Democrats: Price of Louisiana. Patterson
of Tennessee, Bartlett of New York, Rusk
of Maryland, Elicit of Virginia. t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henderson of
Iowa. chairman; Ray of New York, Brod-
erck of Kansas, UpdegraH of Iowa. Gillett
of Massachusetts, Strong of Ohio. Baker of
New Hampshire, Connolly of Illinois, Bur-
ton of Missouri, Brown of Texas, Lewis of
| Kentucky. Democrats: Culherson of Texas,
Boatner of Louisiana, Washington of Ten
nessee, Bailey of Texas, Terry of Arkan-
sas, Dearrnond of Missouri.
| Committee on elections, No. 1-Repub-
| licans: Daniel, New York, chairman; r ce,
New York; Cook, Illinois; Leonard, Penn
sylvania; Moody, Massachusetts; Lennett,
! North Carolina. Democrats: Dirlsmore,
Arkansas; Bartlett, Georgia; Turner, Vir-
ginia.
Committee No. 2--Republicans: John,
Indiana, chairman; Strobe, Nebraska |;
Prince, Illinois; Taylor, Ohio; Miller, West
Virginia; Long, Kansas. Democrats: Ha ar
rison, Alabama; Mcguire, California; Kyle,
Mississippi.
Committee No. 3-Republicans: Mccall,
Massachusetts, chairman; Thomas, Mich
igan; Jenkins, Wisconsin; Walker, Vir-
ginia; Overstreet, Indiana: Codding, Penn
sylvania. Democrats: Bell, Texas; Dear
| mond, Missouri; Jones, Virginia.
Postoffices and Postroads Republicans !:
Loud of California, chairman; Smith,
Illinois; Gardner, New Jersey; Linton,
Michigan; sperry, Connecticut; Settle
inner, Illinois; Bramwell, Ohio; Miller,
Kansas; Mahoney, New York; Murphy,
| Arizona. Democrats: Kyle and Swanson,
Virginia; Crane, Texas; Ogden, Louisiana !;
Pendleton. Tennessee; Hall, Missouri.
The chairmen of the other committees
are as follows: .,..
Territories, Scranton, Pennsylvania;
public lands, Lacey, Iowa; invalid pen
sions, Pickler, South Dakota; labor. Phil
lips, Pennsylvania; agriculture, Wads-
worth. New York; Mississippi river levee,
Ray, New York; mines and mining, Ait
| kin, Michigan, irrigation of arid
lands, Hermann, Oregon; merchant
marine and fisheries, Payne, New
York; militia, Marsh, Illinois; patents,
Draper OF Massachusetts; reform in the
! civil service, Brosius of Pennsylvania; !;
manufactures. Apsley of Massachusetts; +;
education, Grow of Pennsylvania; claims,
Brumm of Pennsylvania: library, Harmer
of Pennsylvania; printing, Perkins of
Iowa; pensions, Loudenslager of New Jer-
| sey; alcoholic liquor traffic, Morse of
Massachusetts; revision of laws, Bowers
| OF California; war claims, Mahon of Penn
sylvania; election of president and vice.
president, Curtis of New York; private
land claims, Smith of Illinois; enrolled
bills, Hager of Iowa; ventilation and
acoustics, Linton of Michigan; Dis
trict of Columbia, Babcock Of Wis
consin; expenditures in navy department.,
Thomas of Michigan; expenditures in
post Office department., Bingham of Penn
! sylvania: expenditures in the department
OF state, Quigg of New York; expenditures
in treasury department., Grosvenor of
| Ohio; expenditures in war department,
Grout of Vermont; expenditures in depart
ment of the Inferior, Curtis OF Kansas !;
expenditures in agricultural department,
| Gillette of New York; expenditures in de-
partment of justice, Ellis OF Oregon; ex.
penditures in public buildings, Settle Of
orth Carolina.
AS soon as the reading of the lists had
been completed, Messrs. Cannon and
DinGlcy offered resolutions for the printing
of documents necessary for the use OF their
committee and it was immejsataly evident
that the house was to plunge into the