The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-17
sEyarE COMMITTEE cHaIRMEy. /:
Selections to beipproved by Csucus Pro-
yieled for Every Republican and PopuiIst.

vided for Every Republican ana fopuiis'
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. D.-Ih'
| Republican committee to iili the coai
mittees OF the Senate completed its
lsbors and directed call for 4 raucu'
To issue for tomorrow afternoon dpof
the adjournment OF the senate
When this caucus convenes Mr. Mitch'
ell. chairman of the committee, VIII BUD
NIT and the caucus VIII approve, sns
following list OF chairmen. which It VII
be seem takes care of every Repub1rar
and ~cDulist member OF the Senate
Observation-Disclosures of Vermont
Appropriations Allison, of Iowa.
Contingent ENpenses-Jones, OF Nevada
Popl.
Census-Chandler, OF New Hampshire
Civil Service and RECOMMENDING
ard, OF North Carolina.
Claims-Teller. OF Colorado.
Coast Defences-Squires, of Washing
Commerce-rrye Of Maine.
District of Columbia MILAN. OF
Michigan.
Enrolled Bills-Sewell. OF New Jersey:
TO Examine the Several Branches OF the
civil Service-fener. OF Kansas Pep.).
Financc-MorrlIl. Of Vermont.
Fisheries-Porkins. Of California.
Foreign Relations-Shermsn, of Ohio.
Immigration-Lodgc. OF Massachusetts.
Improvement OF the Mississippi River
Nelson, Minnesota
Indian Affairs-Pettigrew OF South Da-
kOta.
Indian predations--Wilson. OF Wash
ingtOn.
interstate Commerce-Cullom Of Illinois.
Irrigation-Warren. OF Wyomins:
Judiciary-Hoar, OF Massachusetts.
-Hansbrough, OF North Dakota.
Manufactures-We etmore, OF Rhode Is
land
Military Affairs-Hswley. Of Connecu-
Mines and Mlning-Stewart. of Nevada
Naval Analrs-Cameron. of Pennsyl-
vania
Executive Departments-Butler, OF North
Carolina (PopD.
Pacifc Raiiroad-Gear, OF Iowa.
Patents-Platt. OF Connecticut
-Gallinger, OF New lamp
Post-onices and Post Roads-wolcott'
Of Colorado.
Printing-Hale, Of Maine.
Privileges and Elections-Mitcheii, oi
Public buildings and Grounds-Quay,
Public Lants-Dubols, OF Idaho.
Railroads-Clarke, OF Wyoming.
Relations with Canada-Carter, oil
Revision Of the Laws-Rurrows, OF
Michigan
NATURALIZATION. OF Rhode Island.
Territories-DaVis Of Minnesota.
Transportation and Routes to the sea-
board-McBriGe, Of oregon.
To Establish the University OF the
United States-Kyle, of South Dakota
Pop.)
international Expositnons-Thursto Of
Nebraska.
10 Investigate the Geological Survey
Ekins, OF West Virginia.
Nnff,naI Rapkg-Manflp of Montana.
Forest Reser.atiOns-Allcn, of Nebfas-
ka (Popl.
To Investigate Trespassers on Indian
Lands-Baker, of Kansas.
The special committee 10 investigate
the Fords Theatre disaster Will be left
open for one OF the Utah senators.
Under the present Democratic orcani-
zation of the Senate each member OF
the Populist party holds chairman
shin and the Republicans, believing that
they should deal equally as justly with
the Third party have also given them
chairmanships.
Messrs Jones. OF Nevada, Stewart. Al
len and PETER are left where they arc
now. and Mr.. Kyle. who is ranking
member on the Committee TO Establish
the University Of the United states, was
transferred from the Committee on tdu-
cation and Labor TO the chairmanship or
the nrst-named committee.
Mr. Butler OF New Carolina, the new
POpulist senator, is given chairman
ship equal to that Of Mr. PETERS.
The Republican personnel OF the more
important Of the senate committees WI
be as follows. number OF these com
mittees having been increased I'm size,
owing to the enlarged Republican rep
resentation in the Senate chamber.
Committee on COmmerce-Messrs. Frye
of Maine, Cullom OF Illinois, Quay ~
Pennsylvania. Sqdire Of Washington, Nc
bride Of Oregon. Elkins Of West Virginia.
Mcmillan Of Michigan, and Jones Of Me-
vada (PoD).
of Michigan Wolcott of Colorado, Cal
linger Of New Hampshire, Hansbrough OF
North Dakota. Proctor or Ncreont, Wet
more OF Rhode Island. and Pritchard of
North Carolina.
Finance-Nessrs Morrill, of Vermont.
sherman OF Ohio. Allison of Iowa, AID
rich Of Rhode Island, Platt or Connecu-
cut. Wolcott OF Colorado, and Jones CT
Nevada Pop).
Ohio Frye. Of Maine. Davis OF Minnesota,
Cameron Of Pennsylvania, Lodge Of Mas
sachusetts, and Cullom Of Illinois.
Interstate COmmerce-Mesa 'ulIo,n W oi
Wolcott OF Colorado Gear Of lawo, car
ter OF Montana. Aldrlch OF Rhode lsland.
Judiciary -Messrs. Hoar OF Massachu-
sotts. Teller OF Colorado, Platt OF Conhsc-
sofa Thurston Of Nebraska. Clark or
Military Affairs-Messrs; Hawiey OF
Connecticut. Cameron or PennSylvahla'
chouD of Idaho. Proctor OF Vermont.
Elkins Of West Virginia, Seweu OF Ne"
Mr. Dubois Of Idaho. Is added TO the
Committee on Naval Affairs
PaCIdc RailrOaIs-Messrs. Gear OF
Iowa Davis OF Minnesota, Wolcott OF
Colorado. Frye Of Maine, ana stewart
OF Nevada (PoD). ~.
post-0fices and Post-Roads-Mess
Voicott of Colorado, Mitchell OF oregon,
chandler OF New Hampshire, Wilson OF
Washington. and Burrows OF Michigan.
Mr. Rurrcws. Of Michigan has also
been added 10 the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections, and Mr.. warren, on
Wyoming 70 the COMMITTEE on iuDhC
Buildines and Grounds.
The Republican caucus VIII De helu 70
morrow Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of The Senate. when the chairman.
ahips and committees as above irdlchteu
agreed upon finally at to-mgnts meeting
viii he submitted to the CAUCUS
There As 1ttle doubt that mo caucus
,ciii approve the work OF the committee,
although the assignments are hecess"-
riiv Unsatisfactory 10 some of the men
4 llsf of the Senate committees as mus
WIN be at once handed 10
Mr. German, chairman or the Deinocra.ic
caucus TO take action on their assign
ments by Thursday evening. III ahytnihS
should Intervene 10 prevent this actioh
the Republicans will probably NOT agree
10 a holiday adjournment bntl few dayS
N.Y., trsist that II they have the votes,