Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-07-31

York, Charles Curtis of Kansas. L F. Fisher OF
New York, w. Eddy of Minnesota, Alexander
Horace G. Shower of Michigan Charles b Lam
dis of Indiana. Samuel ]. BarrowS OF MaSsa-
chuSettS, Horace B. Packer Of Pennsylvania.
Charles E 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 In
diana, M E. Benton of Missouri, Marcus A
Smith of Arizona democrats
Territories -Wi1liam s Knoc of MasSachu-
sets, p. B. Low of New York, Case Frederick
of Kansas. Loren Fletcher of Minnesota, M
Grimm of Wisconsin, W. T. Foote, Jr- Of New
York J. A Hemenway of Indiana, William ).
Mesick of Michigan, republicans; William Nc
A1eer. of Pennsylvania, A J. Hunter Of I1l1-
nois. John A Moon of Tennessee, John w.
Crawford of Texas. James M Griggs, OF
Georgia. Marcus A Smith of Arizona and h
B. Ferguson of New Mexico, democrats
Public buildings and grounds-David h
Mercer of Nebraska, J. D. Hicks of Pennsyl-
vania, s G. Hilborn of California, Charles W.
nois, Richard Bartho1d of Missouri. Edwin G.
Burleigh of Missouri, George w. Weymouth
OF Massachusetts, Benjamin F. Howell OF New
Jersey. C P. Dorr of West Virginia, republic
ans; John H. Bankhead of Alabama, democrat;
Harry Skinner of North Carolina populist: j.
S Little of Arkansas. Robert Broussard OF
Iowa and William G. Brantley of Georgia, DEM
ocratS
Pacific Railroads.&c.. Henry Powers of YER
mont William p. Hepburn of Iowa, Ashley B.
Wright of Massachusetts,, W. c. Arnold Of
Pennsylvania George W. Faris of Indiana,
William s Kirkpatrick of Pennsylvania, d. M
Hurley Of New York. F. ]. Clark, of New
Hampshire, Wells Shattuck Of Ohio, repub-
hcans; James B. Mcguire of Iowa B. w. Car
mack of Tennessee, William 81. Fleming OF
Georgia, James L Slayden of Texas, W. W Sui
Ivan, of Mississippi and J. A Cooney Of Mis-
souri,, democrats.
Invalid Pensions-George w. Ray of New
York, G. A Sul1oway of New Hampshire, W. s,
Kerr Of Ohio, Vespasian Warner of Illinois, H
c. Brewster of New York, Henry R Gibson OF
Tennessee. j. c. Sturtevant Of Pennsylvania,
E S. Henry of Connecticut, L A Barber of
Maryland. Sam w. Smith of Michigan, repub-
HcanS; George B. Mcclellan of New York,
Robert w. Myers of Indiana J. W. Botkin OF
Kansas, James A Gorton of Ohio, democrats,
and Curtis Castle Of Cali fornia popu1tst
immigration and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fanford of Ohio, Charles N. Fowler Of New
Jersey, R B. Mahany of New York, S. w. Nc
Gala of Mississippi, M N. johnson of North
Dakota, Edward E. Robbins of Pennsylvania,
Joseph A Graff of Illinois. republicans; STAN
yard Wilson of Kansas. c. j. Obey of Virginia.
Sydney PeppeS of Virginia, democrats, and
William Green of Nebraska, populist
Labor-John J. Gardner of New Jersey, Jo-
seph H Walker Of MaSSachu sets, James
McCleary of Minnesota, William Lorimer Of
Illinois, ]. K Showalter of Pennsylvania
Aaron v. S. Cochrane of New York, Isaac
Harder of Maryland. republicans; v. j. Robert
of South Carolina, j. W. Strobe OF New Hamp-
shire, William A Young of Virginia, F'erd1-
nand Brakeman of Michigan, Thomas w.
Simms of Tennessee, democrats
Militia-Benjamin F. Marsh of Illinois, Case
Broderick of Kansas, George Spalding Of
Michigan, ]. Fenton Of Ohio, Warren Miller
of West Virginia, E. G. Burleigh of Maine,
E. E. Robbins of Pennsylvania, S. J. Barrows
of Massachusetts,, republicans; R. Kleberg Of
Texas, John H. C. Verstage of New York, John
Fowler of North Carolina, William l. Stark Of
Nebraska, Charles K. Wheeler of Kentucky,
democrats
Following are the chairnen of the
less important committees:
Elections No. 1. Robert Taylor of Ohio; cleo
lions No. 2, Henry q johnson Of Indiana; cleo
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Levee and improvements of the Mississippi
river-Richard Bartholdt of Missouri
Education-G. A Grove of Pennsylvania
Merchant. marine and fsheries-S- E. Payne
of New York
Railways and canals-Charles A Chickering
of New York.
Mines and mining-Charles 81. Grosvenor of
Ohio.
Patents-Josiah D. Dicks of Pennsylvania
Pensions-Henry c. Loudenslager of New
Jersey
Claims-C N Brumm of Pennsylvania
War claims-Thaddeus NJ. Mahon, of Penn
sylvania.
Private land claims-George w. Smith of
Illinois.
District of Columbia. w. Babcock of Wis
consin-
Revision of the laws-vespasfan Warner Of
Illinois.
Reform in the civil service-Merritt Brosius
of Pennsylvania
Election of president, vice president and re-
publicans in congress-John B. Corliss of
Michigan
Alcoholic liquor trafnc-H c. Bromler of
New York
Ventilation and acoustics-Joe1 P. Heatwole
of Minnesota
Irrigation of arid lands-WiIiam r. Ellis of
Oregon.
Expenditures in the state Department. E
Quidd of New York.
| Expenditures in the Treasury department.
Robert G. Cousins of Iowa
Expenditures in the War department-W. w.
Grout of Vermont
|
Stewart of New Jersey
Expenditures in the Post ONCE department
Irwin p. Wagner of Pennsylvania
Expenditures in the interior department.
Charles Curtis of Kansas
Expenditures in the department of Justice
Cyrus A Sulloway of New York
Expenditures in the department of agricul-
ture-C- w. GilIett of New York.
Expenditures of public buildings-P. G. Col
son of Kentucky
Accounts-B. B. O'Dell, Jr., of New York
Printing! D. Perkins of Iowa
Library-Ahred G. Hartman of Pennsylvania.
Arrested for Poisoning Children.
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 26.-Rachel and
Antonio Nelson, grandmother and
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