Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-07

cans. Joseph ID. Sayers, Texas; Alex
NJ. Dockery, Missouri; Leonidas i.
Livingston, Georgia; Thomas c.
McRae, Arkansas; John NJ. Allen,
Mississippi, democrats. John c. Bell,
Colorado, populist.
Judiciary-David B. Henderson,
Iowa; George w. Rae, New York;
Case Broderick, Kansas; Thomas Up
degraff, Iowa; James A.. Connolly,
Illinois; Samuel ". Mccall, Massa-
chusets; John j. Jenkins, Wisconsin;
Richard Wayne Parker, New Jersey;
j. Overstreet, Indiana; Warren r.
Baker, West Virginia; De Alva Alex
ander, New York, republicans. Will
liam L.. Terry, Arkansas; David A.
De Almond, Missouri; Samuel w. r.
Lanham. Texas; William Elliott,
South Carolina; Oscar w. Under
wood, Alabama; L.. II. Smith, Ken
lucky, democrats.
Banking and Currency-Joseph II.
Walker, Massachusetts; Marriott
Brosius, Pennsylvania; Henry A. Van
Voorhis, Ohio; James 7. McCleary,
Minnesota; Charles n. Fowler, New
Jersey; j. S. SpalGing, Wisconsin;
l.. B. Hill, Connecticut; G. o. South
wick, New York; George w. Prince,
Illinois; John NJ. Mitchell, New York;
Adrian NJ. Capron, Rhode Island, re-
publicans. Nicholas n. Cox. Tennes-
see, democrat. Francis q. Newlands,
Nevada, silverite. Jesse i. Stallings,
Alabama; Daniel Ermentrout, Penn
s~ylvania: John w. Maddox, Georgia,
democrats.
Coinage, Weights and Measures
Charles Stone, Pennsylvania; James
ii. Southland, Ohio; Edward S. Miner,
Wisconsin,; Ebenezer j. Hill, Connec-
ticut; Thomas Updegraff, Iowa; ia.
cob Yost, West Virginia; William {,
Lowering, Massachusetts; Lucius n,
Littauer, New York; Daniel w. Mills
Illinois; William NJ. Mcintyre, Mary
land, republicans. Richard p. Bland,
Missouri; Samuel B. Cooper, Texas,
democrats. Charles S. Hartman, Mon
tana, silver republican. II. A. Pierce,
Tennessee, democrat. Samuel Max.
well, Nebraska, fusion. Edwin r.
Ridgley, Kansas, populist. Charles f,
Cochran, Missouri, democrat. II. Is,
Ferguson, New Mexico, democrat.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
William p. Hepburn, Iowa; Loren
Fletcher, Minnesota; James S. Sher'
man. New York; Irving +. Wanger
Pennsylvania; Charles Il. Joy, Nilsson
ri; j. b. Corliss, Michigan; Charles G.
Bennett, New York; James f. Stewart,
New Jersey; John Simpkins, Massa.
chusetts; j. a. Barham, CALIFORNIA;; r
b. Hawlcy, Texas; James X. Mann, Hi.
nois, republicans. William McAleer,
Pennsylvania; Robert c. Davey, Louisi-
ana; William II. Hinrichsen, Illinois;
William c. Adamson, Georgia; Robert
w. Davis, Florida, democrats.
Rivers and Harbors-Warren G,
Hooker. New York; Henry A. Cooper,
| Wisconsin,; Theodore T.. Burton, Ohio;
William A. Barrett, Mississippi; Wal
ter Reeves, Illinois: Is. Il. Dovener,
West Virginia; Roswell p. Bishop,
Michigan; Ernest i. Acheson, Penn
sylvania; Page Morris, Minnesota, re-
publicans. Thomas c. Catchings, Mis-
sissippi; Rufus +. Lester, Georgia.; j.
II. Kinkead, Georgia; Philip ID. Me-
Culloch, Arkansas; Albert S. Kerry,
Kentucky; Stephen NJ. Sparkman, Ala
bama; Thomas II. Hall, Texas, demo
Gratis.
Agriculture-James w. Wadsworth,
New York; V. Warner, Illinois; L.
Stephens Henry, Connecticut; Edward
Fauerhering, Wisconsin,; William Il.
Baker, Maryland; David i. WILDER,
New York; Horace G.. Shower, Michi-
gam; William LoriIncr, Illinois; ThOs.
ii. Tongue, Oregon; William Cornell,
Pennsylvania; George ii. White, North
Carolina, republicans. John 5. Will
liams. Mississippi; John ID. Clardy,
Kentucky, democrats. Jerry Simpson,
Kansas; A.Ionzo &. Shuford, North
Carolina, populists. j.. William Stokes,
Virginia; John Lamb, Virginia; J. Y.
Callahan, Oklahoma, democrats.
Military Affairs-John A. Il. Hull,
Iowa; Benjamin +. Marsh, Illinois;
John NJ. Griffin, Illinois; John II,
Ketchum, New York; Lucien j. Ken
ton, Ohio; Rowland Il. Mahany, New
York; Hugh X. Belknap, Illinois; John
Mcdonald, Maryland; Walter p.
Brown, Tennessee, republicans. VIII
liam Sulzer, New York; c. H. Martin,
North Carolina; Nicholas Cox, Tennes-
see; John j. Lentz, Ohio; James Hay,
Virginia; Thomas M. Jett, Illinois;
Marcus A. Smith, Arizona.
Naval Affairs--Charles A. Boutellc,
Maine; Samuel G. Hilborn, California;
Melville Bull, Rhode Island; Francis
II. Wilson, New York; George +. Foss,
Illinois; A. &. Dayton, West Virginia;
James ii. Southwark, Ohio; III. C. Lou
denslager, New Jersey; II. b. Hawley,
Texas; Thomas S. Butler, Pcnnsylva-
| mia, republicans. Amos j. Cummings,
New York; Adolph Meyer, Ohio; Par
ish c. Tate, Georgia; T. s. Plowman,
Alabama; Robert N. Bodine, Missouri,
democrats.
Postoffices and. Post Roads-Eugene
II. Loud, California; John II. Ketcham,
New York; George w. Smith, Illinois;
John w. Gardiner, New Jersey; N. ID.
Sperry, Colorado; w. Lorimer, Illinois;
X. II. Brownell, Ohio; Wallace +,
Foote, jr., New York; Henry H. Bing-
ham, Pennsylvania; Samuel ii. Clark,
Iowa; Jesse b. Strobe, Nebraska, re-
publicans. Claude A. Swanson, Vir-
GINA; Henry A. Ogden, Louisiana;
Daniel Ermentrout, Pennsylvania;
John A. Moon, Tennessee; William A.
Love, mississippi; James M. Griggs,
Georgia; II. b. Ferguson, New Mexico,
democrats.
Public Lands-John r. Lacey. Iowa;
William X. Ellis. Oregon: Samuel 3.
Barney, Wisconsin; Monroe H. Kulp.
Pennsylvania: II. G. Stevens. Mlnnsso-
ia; c. ID. Sheldon. Michigan; Daniel Il.
Mill. Illinois. republicans. John r. Sha-
forth. Colorado. silver republicans. Ru-
dolph. Kleburg. Texas: James III. Lewis,
washington; James ID. Campbell, I'LL
neas; Marion De vries. California; Da.