The morning times., 1895-12-29
oHAlRMEN ARE PLACED
Few Committee Rooms Given to the
Democrats-Mr. German Gets That
Occupied by Senator Sherman-The
Work Required SeveralDays'L Labor.
Every One Is Satisfied.

and Claims, Mr.. Harris, Revolutionary
Claims. Mr.. Pugh; Potomac River Front,
Mir. George; Womau's Suffrage, Mr.. Call;
Additional Accommodations for the Ii
brary Mr.. Voorhees,; Five Civilized Tribes,
Mr.. Gray; Transport alton and Sale Of Meat
Products, Mr.. Blackburn; Corporations IN
the District of Columbia, Mr.. Jones of
Arkansas.
The Democratic members OF The various
Committees will be as follows:
ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY
MesSrs. George, Bate, Roach, and lrby.
ON APPROPRIATIONS Mcssrs. Cock
reii. Cali, German, lila ackburn, Brice and
Faulkner.
TO AUDIT AND CONTROL THE con
TINGENT EXrENS ES OF 5 SENATE-Jones
of Arkansas.
ON TIE CENSUS Messrs. Turple, Berry,
White. and urphy.
ON CIVIL SERVICE AND RETRENCH-
MENT-Messrs. Gordon, IrDy, Walthall, and
Chiffon.
ON CLAIMS Messrs. Pasco, Caffery, Chill
ton, Bacon, and Martin.
ON COAST DEFENSES-Messrs. Gordon,
Irby, NJ ills, White, and Smith.
ON CON MMERCE-Messrs. Vest, German,
White, Murphy, Berry, Pasco, and Caffery.
OF HOME INTEREST.
ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Nessrs. Harris, Faulkner, Gibson, Smith,
Martin, and Bacon.
ON EDUCATION AND LABOR-Messrs.
George, Caffery, Murphy, and Lindsay,
ON ENGROssED BILLS-Cockrell, chair
man.
ON ENROLLED BILLs-caffery, of
Louisiana.
ON EPIDEMIC DIsEAsES-Messrs.V Vest.
chairman; Harris, and 1rby.
TO EXAMINE THE SEVERAL
BRANCHES OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
Messrs. Gray and Villas.
ON FINANCE-Nessrs. voorhees,, Harris.
Vest. Jones OF Arkansas, White. Walthan.
ON FISHERIES-M Messrs. Call Gibson,
Hill, and Mitchell of Wisconsin.
ONFoRElGN RELATION S-Messrs. Nor
gan, Gray, Turpie, Daniel, and Mills.
ON IMAIGRATION-Me Messrs. Hill, Voor-
hees, Faulkner, Harris, and Gibson.
ON IMPROVEMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI
RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES-Mess
Blanchard, Bate, and Palmer.
oNINDIAN AFFAIRs-Messrs. Jones of
Arkansas, Morgan, Roach, Blanchard, Chill
ton.
ON INDIAN DEPREDATIoNS-Me
Lindsay, Faulkner, Cockrell, Bacon, and
Martin.
ON INTERSTATE CoMMERCE-Messrs-
German, Brice, Lindsay, Smith, Chiffon,
ON IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION
OF ARID LANDS-Messrs. White, Jones
of Arkansas, Roach, and Brioe.
ON THE JUDICIARY-Messrs. Pugh,
George, Villas, Hill, Lindsay, and Daniel.
ON THE LIBRARY-Vo oorhees of Indiana.
ON NANUFACTURES-Me Gibson,
and Smith.
TO LOOK AFTER WARRIORS.
ON MILITARY AFFAIRs-Messrs. Bate,
CockreIl, Palmer, Mitchell, of Wisconsin;
Walthall.
ON MINES AND MINING-Mcssrs. Bate,
Call, Mills. and Tillman.
ON NAVAL AFFAIRS-Messrs. Black
burn Gibson, Smith, Bacon, and T1llman
ON ORGANIZATION. CONDUCT AND
EXPENDITURES OF EXECUTIVE DE-
PARTMENTS-Messr Smith, Cockrell, Hill
and Caffery.
ONPACIFIC ICRALROADS-Mess Brice,
Morgan, Faulkner and Murphy.
ON PATENTS-Messrs. Call, Mills and
Berry.
ON PENsIoNs-Messrs. Palmer, Brice.
Villas, Mitchell of Wisconsin, Lindsay, Roach.
ON PoSTOFFICES AND POSTROADS-
Messrs. Villas, Irby, Hill and blanchard.
ON PRINTING-Gorman of Maryland
ON PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS-Messrs.
Harris. chairman; Pasco, Berry and Turpie.
on PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS
Messrs. Gray, Pugh, Turpie and Palmer.
ONPUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
-Messrs. Vest. Daniel, Gordon, Blanchard
and Murphy.
ONPUBLIC CLANDS-Messrs. Berry, Villas,
Pasco and Tillman.
ON RAILROADS-MeSsr Berry, Gordon,
Palmer, Blackburn and Blanchard.
ON RELATIONS WITH CANADA
Messrs Murphy, Pugh, Mitchell of Wisconsin,
and Tillman.
ON THE REVISION OF LAWS OF THE
UNITED STATES-Messrs. Daniel and Call.
ON ONREVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS-Messrs
Pugh, chairman, Bacon and Bate.
ON RULEs-Messrs. Blackburn, Harris
and German.
on TERRITORIEs-Mess Hill, Black
burn, Bate, Call and White.
ON TRANSPORTATION ROUTES TO
THE SEABOARD-Aessrs. Irby, George
Turpie and Gordon.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
TO INVESTIGATE THE CONDITION
OF POTOMAC RIVER FRONT AT WASH
INGTON-Messrs. George, chairman; Mar
tin and Blanchard.
TO INQUIRE INTO ALL CLAIMS OF
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT OF MIC
ARAGUA-Messrs. Morgan, chairman; Pal
mer and Martin.
ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE-Messrs. Call
chairman, and George.
ON ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-Messrs.
VOORHEES,, chairman. and Pugh.
ON THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES OF
INDIANS-Messrs. Gray, chairman; and
Pasco.
ON TRANSPORTATION AND SALE
OF MEAT PRoDCCTS-Messrs. Black
burn, chairman. and Vest.
TO ESTABLISH THE UNIVERSITY
OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Messrs. Jones
of Arkansas, Turpie, Walthall and Mitch
ell of Wisconsin.
ON THE QUADRo CENTENNIAL
Messrs. Vest, Gray, Daniel, Gibson, Voor-
hees and Lindsay.
TO INVESTIGATE THE GEOLOGICAL
RyEY-Messrs Walthall and Mills.
ON THE NATIONAL BANKS-Messrs.
Mitchell of wisconsin and Chiffon.
ON FOREST REsERvATIONs-Me Messrs.
Morgan, Roach and Tillman.
ON CORPORATIONS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA-Messrs. Jones. OF
Arkansas, chairman, and German.
TO INVESTIGATE TRESPASSERS
UPON INDIAN LANDS-Mr. Roach, North
Dakota.
Elected New Officers.
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