The herald., 1896-11-16
NEW FACES IN THE HOUSE
Will Cause Much Remodeling of
Committees
SOME IMPORTANT PLACES
To be Parceled Out Among the Party
fayorites
List of the House Committees, With the
Names of Members Who Have Re-
tired to Private Life.
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Although
the next house of representatives will
be largely Republican, considerable re-
modelling of committees on account of
the new faces which come into the
house will take place. Many Republi-
cans were not renominated, and some
were not reelected after having re-
ceived nominations.
Some of the vacancies are on import
ant committees. That on the commit
tee on rules, caused by the death of
Judge Crisp, will have to be filed at
once. 1t has been intimated that Henry
G. Turner of Georgia will be selected
for the incoming short session, although
another person in the next congress, as
Turner was mot reelected. Some of the
silver Democrats may object to this, as
Turner is a gold man. 1t is said that
Bailey Of Texas may be the choice, but
If Turner is appointed it will give the
Democrats an opportunity to designate
the leader of the minority in the next
house by the nomination OF a candidate
for speaker.
There is no change in the Republican
membership of the ways and means
committee. all being returned. On the
cies-Crisp. Turner Of Georgia and Cobb
of Missouri
On the appropriation committee the
Republicans lose four members-Arnold
of Rhode Island. Hainer of Nebraska,
Blue of Kansas and Mccall of Tennes-
see-and the Democrats Layton Of Ohio
and Bartlett of New York.
Only one man of each party on the
accounts committee is left. The Repub-
licans lose Aldrich of Illinois, Mccall
of Tennessee, Tracey of Missouri, and
Long of Kansas. and the Democrats
Rusk of Maryland, Price of Louisiana
and Cobb of Missouri.
Other committees of Importance show
the following members not returned,
whose places will be filled in the rear
rangement Of committees in the next
house:
Agriculture-Republi Stable of
Pennsylvania, Willis of Delaware, Leigh
ty OF Indiana. Murphy of Illinois. Flynn
of Oklahoma; Democrats, Moses of
| Georgia, Turner of Virginia.; Popuists,
KEN of Nebraska, Shuforth of North
Carolina.
! Banking and currency-Republican
Lefevre Of New York, Calderhead of
Kansas; Democrats, Cobb of Missouri,
| Cobb of Alabama, Black of Georgia,
Hendrick of Kentucky.
Coinage, weights and measures-Re-
publicans, Hunter of Kentucky, Had
ley of Illinois. Mcclure of Ohio, Fair
child of New York, Murphy of Arizona;
Democrats, Spencer of Mississippi, Clark
of Alabama.
District of Columbia-Republican
Hulick of Ohio, Huling of West Vir-
ginia, Milnes of Michigan, Wellington
of Maryland; Democrats. Rusk of Mary
land, Cobb of Missouri, Cobb of Ala
bama, Meredith of Virginia. Abbott of
Texas.
Foreign neutrality-suspicious. Draper
of Massa chusetts, Taft of Ohio; Dem
ocrats, McCreary of Kentucky, Price of
Louisiana, Tucker of Virginia, Money
of Missippi.
Interstate and foreign commerce
Republicans, Doolittle of Washington,
Settle of North Caralina, Aldrich of
Illinois, Noonan of Texas; Democrats,
Price of Louisiana, Patterson of Ten
nessee, Bartlett of New York, Rusk of
Maryland, Ellet of West Virginia.
Invalid pensions-Republican Pickler
of South Dakota, Thomas of Michigan,
Wood of Illinois, Kirkpatrick of Kansas,
Anderson of Tennessee, Andrews of Ne
braska, Crowther of Missouri; Demo-
Gratis, Erdman of Pennsylvania, Lay
ton of Ohio, Miles of Maryland, Baker
of Kansas.
Judiciary-Republican Strong Of
Ohio, Burton of Missouri, Brown OF
Tennessee. Lewis of Kentucky; Demo-
Gratis, Culberson of Texas. Washington
of Tennessee.
Naval affairs-Republicans. Hulick Of
Ohio Hanley of Indiana; Democrats,
Meyer of Louisiana, Money of Missis-
sippi, Hall of Missouri. Hart of Penn
sylvania, Hubbard of Missouri; Demo-
Gratis, Kyle of Mississippi, Bell of Texas,
Patterson of Tennessee.
Rivers and harbors-Republicans
Hermann of Oregon, Stephenson Of
rQ nf Y, q
Towne of Minnesota, Clark of Missouri;
Democrat, Clarke of Alabama.
Military affairs-Republicans Curtis
of New York, Woomeb of Pennsylvania,
Tracey of Missouri, Catron of New
Mexico Democrats, Tyler of Virginia.
Washington of Tennessee.
Postoffices and postroads-Republi-
cans. Linton of Michigan, Settle of
North Carolina Huff of Pennsylvania,
Miller of Kansas, Murphy of Arizona;
Democrats, Kyle of Mississippi, Pen
dleton of Texas, Hall of Missouri.
Indian affairs-Republcans Mickle-
john of Nebraska. Doolittle and Hyde
of Washington, Watson of Indiana
Flynn of oklahoma: Democrats, Pen
dleton of Texas, Owens of Kentucky.
Public lands-Republicans Stephen
son of Michigan. Micklejohn of Ne
braska, Bowers of California, Wilson Of
Idaho Allen of Utah, Flynn of Okla
homa.
erritories-Republican Avery Of
Michigan, Harris of Ohio, Taft of Ohio,
Catron of New Mexico, Murphy of Ari-
zona; 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: AL
drich of Illinois. accounts; Morse Of
Massachusetts, alcoholic liquor traffic;
Curtis of New York. election of presi-
dent and vice PRESIDENT Daniels of New
York, elections. No. j; Pickler of South
Dakota, invalid pensions: Hermann Of
Oregon, irrigation of arid lands: Phil
Inns of Pennsylvania, labor: Apsley of
Massachusetts, manufacturers; Draper
of Massachusetts. patents: Bowers of
California. revision of the laws; Linton
of Michigan. ventilation and acoustics,
and Curtis of Kansas Thomas of Mich
igan, Settle of North Carolina of COM
mittees on expenditures in the various
departments.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Chronicles
Rome correspondent is assured that as
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