The Topeka state journal., 1897-07-26

of Ohio, Wallace T. F'oote, Jr., of New
York, Henry H. Bingham of Pennsyl-
vania, Samuel N. Clark of Iowa, and
Jesse B. Strobe of Nebraska, Republi-
cans; Claude A Swanson of Virginia,
Henry w. Ogden of Louisiana. Daniel
Ermentrout of PENNSYLVANIA, John A.
Moon of Tennessee, William Love of
Mississippi, James M. Griggs of Geor-
gia and H. B. Ferguson of New Mexico
Democrats.
Public lands=John F. Lacey of Iowa
William r. Ellis of Oregon, Samuel S.
Barney of Wisconsin, Monroe H. Kulp
of PENNSYLVANIA, F. C. Stevens of Mis-
sissippi, G. d. Sheldon of Michigan,
Daniel w. Mills of Illinois and Frank
NJ. Eddy of Minnesota, Republicans;
John F. Shafroth of Colorado silver
Republican; Rudolph Kleberg of Texas,
James H Lewis of Washington, James
r. Campbell of Illinois. Marion De
Vries of California, David Meekison of
Ohio and Marcus A Smith of Arizona,
Democrats.
Indian affairs-James S. Sherman of
New York, Charles Curtis of Kansas,
Israel F. Fischer of New York, William
Edy of Minnesota, Alexander Stewart
OF Minnesota, John F. Lacey of Iowa,
Horace G. Shower of Michigan, Charles
B. Lands of Indiana, Samuel J. Bar
rows of Massac chusetts, Horace B.Pack-
Pearce of Missouri, Republicans; John
s. Little of Arkansas, William A Jones
of Virginia Elijah B. Lewis of Georgia,
John H. Stephens of Texas, William T.
Zenor of Indiana, NJ. E. Benton of
Missouri and Marcus A Smith of Ari-
zona, Democrats.
Territories--william S. Knox of Mas
sachusetts, p. B. Low of New York
Case Broderick of Kansas, Loren
Fletcher of Minnesota, w. Griffin of
Wisconsin, w. ]. Foote, Jr.. of New
William S. MesSick of Michigan Re-
publicans; William McAleer of Penn
sylvania, A. J. Hunter of Illinois, John
A. Moon of Tennessee, John W. CraW-
ford of Texas James NJ Grio ,F
Georgia, Marcus A. Smith of Arizona
and H. B. Ferguson of New Mexico,
Democrats.
Public buildings and grounds-David
n Mercer of Nebraska, J. D. Hicks of
pennsylvania, S. G. Hilborn of Cali
fornia, Charles w. Gillett of New York,
George E. White of Illinois, Richard
Bartholdt of Missouri Edwin G. Bur-
leigh of Maine, George w Weymouth
OF Massachusetts, Benjamin F. Howell
of New Jersey, and T. P. Dorr of West
Virginia, Republicans; Harry Skinner
OF North Carolina, Populist; John H.
Bankhead of Alabama J. s. Little of
Arkansas, Robert Broussard of Ala
bama and William G. Brantley of Geor-
gia, Democrats.
Pacific Railroads.&c.. Henry Powers of
Vermont, William P. Hepburn of Iowa,
Ashley B. Wright of Massachusetts. w.
z Arnold of Pennsylvania George w
Faris of Indiana, William s. Kirkpat-
rex Of PENNSYLVANIA, D. M. Hurley of
New York, F. G. Clarke of New Hann-
shire and William B. Shattuc of Ohio
Republicans; James G. Mcguire of Cal
1forn1a, E. w. Carmack of Tennessee.
WlIiIam II. Fleming of Georgia, James
l. Slayden of Texas, w w. Sullivan of
Mississippi and j. A. Cooney of Mis-
souri,, Democrats
Invalid pensions-George W. Ray of
New York, c. A Sul1oway of New
Hampshire, w. S. Kerr of Ohio. YES
pasian Warner of Illinois, H. o. Brew
ster OF New York, Henry r. Gibson of
Tennessee, ]. G. Sturtevant of Penn
sylVania, E. S. Henry of Connecticut T
A Barber of Maryland and Samuel w
smith of Michigan, Republicans; Geo.
32;oS %, McCieIlan OF New York, Robert W.
MierS or indiana and James a. Horton
OF ONO, Democrats; J. D. Potkin of
K ansas and Curtis H. Castle of Cali
fornia, Populists. .-.~----
renzo Danford of Ohio. Charles N Fow-
Ter of New Jersey, r. NJ. Mahany of
New York, S. W. Mccall of Massachu-
setts, NJ. N. Johnson of North Dakota.
Edward E. Robbins of Pennsylvania
and Joseph V. Graft of Illinois, Repub-
licans; Stanyard Wilson of South Caro-
ma, +. j. Otey of Virginia. and Sidney
z. EpeS of Virginia. Democrats: VIM
L. Greene of Nebraska, PopuIist
Labor-John j. Gardiner of New Jer-
sey Joseph H. Walker of Massachu-
setts, James L. McCIeary of Mississip- |
p1, VIM. Lorimer of Illinois, J. B. Sho- |
walter of Pennsylvania, Aaron v S.
Cochrane of New York, and Isaac A.
Barber of Maryland, Republicans; w. |
d 1d1OeTE Oh oOuCn carolina, w. IL. |
Strowd of North Carolina J. s. Rhea of |
Kentucky, VIM. A. Young of Virginia
Ferdinand Brucker of Michigan and |
Thetus w. Simms of Tennessee, Demo- |
Gratis.
Militia-Benjamin F. Marsh of Ilu-
nois, Case Broderick of Kansas, George !
Spalding of Michigan, L. J. Fenton of !
Ohio, Warren Miller of West Virginia, |
E. G. Burleigh of Maine, E. E. Robbins |
of Pennsylvania and s. J. Barrows of |
Massa chusetts, Republicans; r. Kla- |
berg of Texas, John ID. G. Vehslage of |
New York. John E. Fowler of North !
and Charles K. Wheeler of Kentucky, |
Democrats.
The following are the chairmen of the |
less important committees:
Elections-No. 1, Robert W. Taylor of |
Ohio; No 2, Henry U. johnson of Indi- |
ana; No. 8, James A. Walker of Virgin
ia.
Levees and improvements of the Mis-
sissippi river-Richard Bartholdt of |
Observation-Disclosures A. Grow of Penn
sylvania.
Merchant marine and fsheries-Sere- |
no E. Payne of New York.
Railways and canals-Chas. A. Chick |
ering of New York.
Manufactures-Geo. w. Faris of In |
diana.
Mines and mining-Chas. H. Grosven-
Or of Ohio.
Patents-Josiah D. Hicks of Pennsyl- |
vania.
Pensions-Henry c. Loudenslager of |
New Jersey.
Claims-C. N. Brumm of Pennsylva- |
mia.
War claims-Thaddeus NJ. Mahon of |
Pennsylvania.
Private land claims-Geo. w. Smith
of Illinois.
District of Columbia. W. Babcock
of Wisconsin.
Revision of the aws-Vespasian War !
ner of Illinois.
Reform in the civil service-Mariott |
Brosius of Pennsylvania.
Election of president and vice preSi-
dent and representatives in congress
John b Corliss of Michigan.
Alcoholic liquor traffic-H. c. Brew
ster of New York