New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
SENATE COMMITTEES NAMED
THE REPUBLICAN SPECIAL COMMITTEE
WILL REPORT TO THE CAUCUS TO-DAY.
IT'S CHOICE TO BE RATIFIED-EvERY REPUB
L1CAN AND PoPULlsT SENATOR Will.

lICAN AND PoPUL1sT SENATOR WILL
HAVE A GUARDIANSHIP
Washington Dec 1.-THE Republican commit
TOE - fill the committees of the Senate completed
sc labors tonight and directed call for
caucus to issue for tomorrow Immediately upon
,ba adjournment Of the Senate. When this eau
cus convenes Mr.. Mitchell. chairman of the COM
r,ittee. will submit. and the caucus will APP
nrove the list Of chairmen, which. it will be
.een takes care of every Republican and Popullst
member Of the Senate Following are the chair
men Of ell and the Republican personnel of some
Of the committees;
Ar.ic,lture-Proctor. Of Vermont.
,ruroprlat tons-Allison Of Iowa.
r-n;jncent Expenses-Jones. OF Nevada PopulsO.
-,usus--Chandier. Of New-Hampshire.
civil Service and Observation-Disclosures. OF
North Carolina
rl.ims-Teller of Colorado.
Coast Desences-Squire of Washington.
C5Inmeree-Frye. OF Maine Cul5om OF Iln0is; S,
9ay OF rennsyvaEn SndsSn EEns of Vest Virginia Nc
MILAN Of Michigan. and Jones. Of Nevada PopulisO:
District Of Columbia Mcmillan OF Michigan; Vol
ssnsbrough. OF North Dakota; Proctor of Vermont;
We;more Of Rhode Island and Pritchard' OF North
Carolina.
Education and Labor-shoup. Of Idaho
Enrolled Bills-Sewell. OF New-Jersey.
TO Examine the Several Branches Of the Civil
Service-Peffer. OF Kansas Pop).
Finance-Morril. of Vermont; sherman. Of Ohio;
Allison OF Iowa: Aldrch, Of Rhode Island; Platt.
1popuiis0 OF Nevada
Fisheries-Perkins. Of California.
Foreign Relations-sherman; Of Ohio, Frye. of
Maine. Davis of Minnesota Cameron. OF Pennsyl-
,ania: Lodge. Of Massachusetts. and Cullom OF IL
Inois.
Irnlnigration-Lodge. of Massachusetts.
Improvement Of the Mississippi River-Nelson' OF
Minnesota
Indian Af~airs-Pettgrew. OF South Dakote.
Indian Wilson. of Washington.
% ~ If
ler OF New hampshire; Wolcott Of Colorado;
Rhode Island
Irrisation-Warren. Of Wyoming.
Judiciary-Hoa of Massachusetts; Telle- Of Col
Davis Of Minnesota Thurston. of Nebraska: Clark.
Of Wyoming
IAbrary-Hansbrough Of North Dakota.
Military Nffsirs" "HSwiey. OF Connecticut: cameron
OF PENNSYLVANIA: Shoup. OF Idaho; Proctor OF er-
mont, Elkns. Of West Virginia; Sewel' OF New
Mines and Mining-Stewart. Of Nevada Pop).
Nava! Afars-Cameron. OF Pennsylvania; Dubois
pepsr,men.s" M Of North Carolina ,PopJ
Pacific Railroads-Gear. Of Iowa; DAVIS, OF Min
art ,P5pJ. Of Nevada
Paients-Plat,. OF COnnecticut.
peaioes snd fos, RoadsWocot5 Of Colorado
she 4 Ch1nIe BTr6ws Sf Of Mchsan
privileges and Eiections-MItcheil OF oregon: Bur
ypfirli Pen1sNl-
vania: Warren Of Wyoming
Psho 5ancfPuSGfiSw eiaTR cf wSdmins Sf nhan0
Relations, Rea,ons with canada-Gartei. Of Montana
Revision of the Laws-Burrows OF Michigan.
FnsAsrlfBa ,oyesnBavs Gt Of HSfS Mnnesota soua
transportation and Routes to the Seaboard-Mc-
To Establish the University Of the United States
int-rnsonsi ne ESPosii!ons Thqrston of EsbTaska
To Investigate the Geological Snrvey-Elkins' OF
National Banks-Mantle, of Montana.
Forest Reservations-Allen, OF Nebraska Popu-
To Investigate Trespassers on Indian Lands
Baker. Of Kansas
The special committee TO investigate the Ford's
Theatre disaster will be left open for one OF the
Utah Senators
Under the present Democratic organization
of The Senate each member Of the Popust Party
holds craftsmanship and the Republicans. be-
ueving that they should deal equally as justly
win the Third Party. have also given them
chairnanships Messrs. Jones Of Nevada Stew
art Allen and Peffer are left where they are now.
and Mr. KYLE who Is ranking member on the
committee 70 establish the University OF the
United States was transferred from the Commit
tee on Education and Labor 10 the craftsmanship
Of the first named comrittee. Mr.. Butler u
North Carolina the Popust Senator, re-
ceives a chairmanshp equal to that Of Mr. Pef-
FER
\ Of
creased In size owing to the enlarged Republican
represeutation in the Senate Chamber
The Republican caucus will he held to-mor-
vow Immediately after the adjournment Of the
conate when the chairmanshps and commit
,ess as above indicated. agreed upon hnaNy
o., ,onight's meeting. Will be submitted 20 the
oaucue There is little doubt that the caucus
will apDrove the work Of the committee. al
though the assignments are necessarily unsat-
,seac,orv 10 some Of the men list of the
Senate committees thus reorganized. Will be al
once handed TO Mr.. Gorman. chairman OF the
ue,nocratic Caucus Committee, and the Repuo-
Hcans expect the Democratic caucus 10 take
sc,ion on their assignments by Thursday even
ing. .
,rha vote in the Senate the reorganization
-. Tho committees w be taken. under the
,rasant nrogramme .he next day. But, II any
,bipg should interv,,. TO prevent this action
tho Renublicans will probably not agree to
houdav adjournment until few days later
,raa,, insist that If they have the votes-and
,,a, contend they have-the committees shoulo
he reoreanized before the Senate adjourns over
until January No effort Will be mace 10 re-
oa,,yo the elective officers of the Senate
until after the holidays
STEWART BREAKS LOOSE AGAIN.
ur &C AFRAID OF JAPAN AND CHINA. BECAUSE