The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-25
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Gardner New Jersey NJ d. Sperry Con-
nrecticut; William Lorimer, Illinois; Jscob
New York; Henry II. Bingham, Pennsyl-
vania, Samuel NJ. Clark, Iowa; Jesse =.
Louisiana; Daniel Ermentrout, Pennsyl-
vania; John a. Moon, Tennessee; William
Love Mississippi James NJ. Griggs,
Georgia. H. 3. Ferguson. New Mexico.
Democrats.
Public Lands-John F. Lacey. Iowa; VIII
Wisconsin. Monroe II. Kulp, Pennsylvania;
r. {. Stevens, Minnesota; G. ID. Shelden,
Michigan Daniel w Mills, Illinois,; Frank
NJ EDDY, Minnesota. Republicans; john r.
Shafroth, Colorado, silver Republican; ku-
dolph kleberg. Texas; James II. Lewis,
Washington James r. Campbell, Illinois;
Marion De Vreys, California. David Meeki-
SON, Ohio; Marcus A. Smith. Arizona, Dem
ocrats.
York; Charles Curtis, Kansas; Israel +.
Fisher, New York; William Eddy, Mnneso-
ia; Alexander Stewart, Minnesota; James
+. Lacey, Iowa; Horace G.. Shower Michi-
gan; Charles b. Lands Indiana; Samuel J.
Barrows, Massachusetts; Horace B. Pack
er, Pennsylvania: Charles f. Pearce, Mis-
souri,, Republicans; John S. Little Arkan-
sas William A. Jones, Virginia Elijah B.
Lewis, Georgia: John H Stephens, Texas;
William T. Zencr, Indiana; Nj. e. Benton,
Missouri; Marcus A. Smith, Arizona, DEM
ocrats
characterization s. Knox, Massachu-
sets; p. -. Low, New York; Case Brode-
N. Griffin, Wisconsin; W. T. Foote, jr.,
New YORK: j. A: Hemenway, Indiana; Will
liam S. Mesick, Michigan, Republicans;
William McAleer, Pennsylvania; A. j.
Hunter, Illinois; John A. Moon, Tennessee;
john w. Crawford, Texas; James M.
Griggs, Georgia; Marcus A. Smith, Arizona,
and II. b. Ferguson, New Mexico, Demo-
Gratis.
Public Buildings and Grounds-David H.
Mercer, Nebraska; J. D. Hicks, PSennsyl-
w. Gillett. New York; George +. White,
Illinois; Richard Bartholdt, Missouri; Ed
win c. Burleigh, Maine; George w. Wey
mouth, Massachusetts; Benjamin +. How
ell, New Jersey: c. P Dorr, West Virginia,
Republicans John II. Bankhead Alabama,
Democrat; Harry Skinner, North Carolina,
Populist; j.. S. Little Arkansas; Robert
Broussard. Louisiana; William u. Brant-
ley, Georgia, Democrats
Pacific Railroads.&c.. Henry Powers, YER
mont; William p. Hepburn, Iowa; Ashley
b. Wright. Massachusetts; w. c. Arnold,
Pennsylvania; George w: Faris; Indiana;
NJ Hurley, New York; E. G. Clarke New
Hampshire; William b; Shattuc, Ohio, Re
Z: w Carmack, Tennessee. William II.
Fleming, Georgia; James l.. Slayden, Tex
as; W. " Sullivan, Mississippi; j. A.
Invalid PenSOnS-George w. Ray, New
York; G. A. Sulloway, New Hampshire; w.
S. Kerr, Ohio; Vespasan Warner, illinois
Fl. c. Brewster New York; Henry r. Glib
son. Tennessee; J. c. Sturtevant, Pennsyl-
vania; f. S. Henry, Connecticut; l. A. Bar
w. n,
Republicans; George b; Mcclellan, New
York; Robert w. Miers, Indiana; j. d. Bot
kins, Kansas; James A. Horton, Ohio, Dem
Populist
Immigration and Observation-Disclosures
panford, ohio; Charles n. Fowler, New
Mccall, Massachusetts; NJ n. Johnson,
North Dakota; Edward 2. Robbins Penn
Leans; Stanyard Wilson, South Carolina; P.
J. Otey, Virginia; Sidney p. Epes, Virginia
Democrats, and William L. Green, Nebras-
ka. POpuliSt.
Labof-John ]. Gardner, New Jersey; Jos.
II. Walker, Massachusetts; James L. Nc
Cleary, minnesota; William Lorimer, Illi-
Y. S. Cochran, New York; Isaac Barber,
Maryland, Republicans; w: J. Talbert,
lima; }. 5. kheat, Kentucky; William A
Young, Virginia; Ferdinand Brucken, Mich
lgan; Thetus w. Simms, Tennessee Demo-
Gratis.
Militia--Benjamin F. Marsh, Illinois; Case
Broderick, Kansas; George Spalding Mich
Igan; l.. j. FentOn, Ohio Warren Miller.
Robbins, pennsylvania; S. j. Barrows.
massachusetts,, republicans; R. Kleberg,
Texas; John II. G. Vehslage, New York:
John r. Fowler North Carolina; William
! l.. Stark, Nebraska, and Charles X Wheel
er, Kentucky, Democrats.
me following are the chairmen of the
less important committees:
Elections No. 1-Robert w. Taylor Ohio.
Elections No. 2-Henry Z. Johnson, In
Elections No 3-James A Walker Vir
ginia.
Levees and Improvement Of Mississippi
RlNer--Rlchard BarhOidt, Missouri
Observation-Disclosures A. Grow, Pennsyl-
vania.
Merchant Marine and Ffsheries-Sereno
b. Payne. New York.
Railways and Canals-Charles A. Chick
ering, New York.
Manufactures-CTeorge w Faris indiana
Mines and Mining-Chares H. Grosvenor.
Ohio '
tatents-Josiah D. Hicks, Pennsylvania.
Jersey
Claims-C N. Brumm, Pennsylvania
War Characterization M. Mahon, Penn
Private Land Claims-George w. Smith,
Illinois.
District of Columbia-J. w. Babcock,
Wisconsin.
Revision. of the Laws-Vespasian War
ner, Illinois.
Reform in the Civil Servicc-SIariott
Brosius, Pennsylvania
Election of President, Vice President snd
hss. Michigan.
Alcoholic Liquor Trafic-H. =. Brewster,
New York
Ventilation and AcOuSticS-.JOol T. Heat
wole, Minnesota
,Irrigation of Arid Lands-Nilliam r.
Ellis, Oregon.
Expenditures in the State Department
-Lemuel L. Qug, New York.
Expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment-Robert G. Cousins, iowa
Expenditures in the War Department
w. w. Grout Vermont
expenditures in the liavy Department
j. +. Stewart, New Jersey.
Expenditures in the Postoifce Depart
ment-lrying P. Wanger, Pennsylvania.
Expenditures in the Interior Department
Charles Curtis, Kansas.
Expenditures in the Department of JUS
tice-Cyrus a. SullOway, New York.
Expenditures in the Department of Agri-
culture-C. w. Gillett, New York
Expenditures On Public Buildings-D. q.
ColsOn Kentucky
AccOunts-B. b. O'Dell. jr., New York
Printing-G. d. Perkins, Iowa
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