Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-16
RnMopnLrNc or rup COMMITTEES
Changes that Must lie Made on Ac-
cnmnt of New Ehccs.


ncxt house OF representatives will be largely
republican, considerable reinodeling Of
committees on account OF new faces
which will come into the house
win take place Many new repub-
licans we're nominated and some We're
not reelected after being nominated. Some
OF the vacancies are on important commit
tees. That on the committee on rules caused
by the death OF Judge Crisp Will have to
be filled at once. II has been suggested
that Henry II. Turner OF Georgia will be
selected for the remaining short session,
although another person would have to be
chosen in the next congress, as Turner was
not reelected. Some democrats may OBJ
ject to this, as Turner is a gold man, 1t
is said that Bailey OF Texas may be the
choice. but II Turner is appointed II Will
give the democrats an opportunity to dosig-
nate the leader OF the minority in the next
house by the nomination Of candidate for
speaker.
There is no change in the republican
membership of the ways and means com
mittee all being returned on the demo-
cratic side are three vacancies-Crisp, Tur-
ner of Georgia and Cobb of Missouri
on the appropriations committee the re-
publiCans lose four members, Arnold OF
Rhode Island, Haner of Nebraska Blue
of Kansas and Mccall of Tennessee and
the democrats Layton of Ohio and Bartlett
| of New York.
Only one man OF each party on the ac-
counts committee is left; the republicans
lose Aldrich OF Illinois, Mccall OF Tennes-
see Tracey of Tennessee and Long OF Kan
sas and the republicans Rusk of Mary
land. Price of Louisiana and Cobb of Mis-
souri,
Other committees of Importance show
the following members not returned, whose
places will be filled in the rearrangement
| of committees in the next house;
| Agriculture Republicans, Stahl of Penn
| sylvania Willis of Delaware, Leighty of
Indiana. Murphy Of Illinois, Flynn OF Okla
homa; democrats Moses Of Georgia, Tur-
nor of Virginia; populists, Ken OF Nebraska
| Shuford OF North Carolina.
| Banking and Currency Republicans,
Lefevre of New York Calderhead Of Kansas; (;
democrats Cobb OF Missouri, Cobb OF Ala
bama, Black of Georgia, Hendricks of Ken
| lucky.
Coinage. Weights and Measures-Repub-
licans. Hunter OF Kentucky, Hadley Of llli-
| nols Mcclure of Ohio, Fairchild OF New
York, Murphy of Arizona; democrats, Spcn-
Ger of Mississippi. Clarke Of Alabama
District of Columbia-Republicans HUI
lick of Ohio, Huling of West Virginia,
Milnos Of Michigan Wellington of Maryland /,
democrats, Rusll of Maryland, Cobb OF Mis-
souri,. Cobb of Alabama Meredith of Virginia
| Abbott of Texas.
| Foreign Affairs-Republicans Draper OF
| Massachusetts, Taft OF ONO; democrats, NC
Creary of Kentucky, Price Of louisiana,
| Tucker Of Virginia, Money o, Mississippi.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce-Ropub-
lcans. Doolittle of Washington, Settle Of
North Carolina, Aldrich OF Illinois, Noonan
| of Texas; democrats Price of Louisiana,
| Patterson of Tennessee, Bartlett OF New
| York Rusk of Maryland Elicit OF Virginia.
| Invalid PenSionS-EepubliCan Pickler of
South Dakota, Thomas Of Michigan, Wood
of Illinois, Kirkpatrick OF Kansas, Anderson
| of Tennessee Andrews Of Nebraska, Crow
| pf Missouri. 1pmpprnTS Erlmaun of
Pennsylvania Layton Of Ohio, Miles OF Mary
land Baker of Kansas.
Judiciary-Republcans Strong of Ohio,
| Burton OF Missouri Brown of Tennessee.
| Lewis of Kentucky: democrats CulberSOn
of Texas, Washington Of Tennessee.
Naval Republicans, Hulick OF
Ohio Hanley Of Indiana; democrats, Meyer
Of Louisiana, Money of Mississippi, Hall Of
Missouri, Hart of Pennsylvania.
Pacific Railroads-Republicans Watson of
Ohio, Black of New York, johnson OF Cali
fornia, Hubbard of Missouri; democrats,
Kyle of Mississippi Bell or Texas, Patter-
son of Tennessee.
Rivers and Harbors-Repubicans Her
mann of Oregon, Stephenson Of Michigan,
Reyburn of Pennsylvania, Towne of Mime
sofa, Clark of Missouri democrats, Clarke
of Alabama
Military Affairs-Republicans Curtis of
New York, Woomer of Pennsylvania, Tracey
of Missouri Catron of New Mexico; demo-
Gratis. Tyler of Virginia, Washington OF
Tennessee.
Postofllces and Post Roads-Repubican
Linton of Michigan, Settle of North Carolina
HuG of Pennsylvania, Miller of Kansas,
Murphy of Arizona; democrats, Kyle of Mis-
sissippi, Pendleton of Texas, Hall of Mis-
souri,.
Indian Affairs-Republicans Meiklejohn OF
Nebraska. Doolttle and Hyde of Washing
ton, Watson of Indiana, Flynn of Oklahoma
democrats, Pendleton Of Texas, Owens OF
Kentucky.
Public Lands-Republicans Stephenson of
Michigan, Meiklejohn of Nebraska, Bowers OF
California, Wilson of Idaho, Allen of Utah
Flynn of Oklahoma.
| Territories-Republcan Avery of Michi-
gan, Harris of Ohio, Taft of Ohio, Catron OF
New Mexico, Murphy of Arizona; democrats
Turner OF Virginia, Owens of Kentucky.
The chairmen Of committees in the present
house who will not be members of the next
house are as follows Aldrich Of Illinois, ac-
counts; Morse of Massachusetts, alcoholic
liquor traffic; Curtis of New York election
Of president and vice president; Daniels OF
| New York, elections No. / Picker of South
| Dakota, invalid pensions; Hermann of Ore.
gon, irrigation of arid lands; Phillips OF
Pennsylvania, labor; Apsley OF Massachu
sets, manufactures; Draper of Massachu
sets patents; Bowers of California, revision
of the laws; Linton of Michigan. ventilation
and acoustics, and Curtis of Kansas, Thomas
of Michigan. Settle of North Carolina Of
committees on expenditures in the various
departments.