HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. CHARLES F. CRISP, of Georgia, Speaker. JAMES KERR, of Pennsylvania, Clerk. [Republicans (in Roman), 127; Democrats (in Italics), 218; Independents and People's Party (in SMALL CAPS), 11; total, 356; necessary to a majority, 179.] (a) In place of Henry Cabot Lodge, who became United States Senator, (b) In place of J. Logan Chipman, who died August 17, 1893. (c) In place of William H. Enochs, who died July 13, 1893. Salisbury. . Lenoir. Waynesville. .Petersburg. Cincinnati. .Kenton. March 4, 1893 (d) In place of William Mutchler, who died June 23, 1893. (e) In place of John L. Mitchell, who became United States Senator March 4, 1893 (f) Died November 25, 1893. PRINCIPAL COMMITTEES OF LIIID CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. SENATE [Republicans in Roman, Democrats in Italics, Independents in SMALL CAPS.] Agriculture and Forestry-Messrs. George, Bate, Ransom, PEFFER, Roach, McMillan, Washburn, Proctor, Hansbrough. Appropriations -Messrs. Cockrell, Call, Gorman, Blackburn, Brice, Allison, Hale, Cullom, Teller. Civil Service and Retrenchment-Messrs. Call, Walthall, Gordon, Irby, Cochrell, Washburn, Morrill, Lodge, Perking. Claims-Messrs. Pasco, Daniel, Berry, Caf fery, ALLEN, Mitchell of Oregon, Davis, Stew. art, PEFFER. Commerce-Messrs. Ransom, Coke, Vest, Gorman, White of La., White of Cal., Murphy, Frye, Jones of Nev., Dolph, Cullom, Wash. burn, Quay. Education and Labor - Messrs. KYLE, George, Hunton, Caffery, Murphy, Carey, Washburn, Lodge, Perkins To Examine the Several Branches of the Civil service-Messrs. PEIFER, Gray, Vilas, Power, Gallinger. Finance Messrs. Voorhees, McPherson. Harris, Vance, Vest, Jones of Ark., Morrill, Sherman, Jones of Nev., Allison, Aldrich. Foreign Relations-Messrs. Morgan, Butler, Gray, Turpie, Daniel, Sherman, Frye, Dolph, Davis. Immigration-Messrs. Hill, Voorhees, Mc. Pherson, Faulkner, Harris, STEWART, Chandler, Squire, Proctor. Dubois, Lodge. Indian Affairs-Messrs. Jones of Ark., Mor. gan, Smith, Roach, ALLEN, STEWART, Platt, Stockbridge, Manderson, Pettigrew, Shoup. Interstate Commerce-Messrs. Butler, Gorman, Brice, White of La., Camden, Lindsay, Cullom, Wilson. Chandler, Wolcott, Higgins. Judiciary-Messrs. Pugh, Coke, George. Vi las, Hill, Lindsay, Hoar, Wilson, Teller, Platt, Mitchell of Oregon. Manufactures-Messrs, Gibson, Smith, Caf. fery, Higgins, Gallinger. Military Affairs-Messrs. Walthall, Cockrell, Bate, Palmer, Mitchell of Wis., Hawley, Cameron, Manderson, Davis. Mines and Mining-Messrs. STEWART, Bate, Call, Irby, Mills, Jones of Nev., Power, Shoup, Allison, Naval Affairs-Messrs. McPherson, Butler, Blackburn, Gibson, Camden, Cameron, Hale, Stockbride, Perkins. Pacific Railroads-Messrs. Brice, Morgan, Faulkner, While of La., Murphy, Davis, Carey, Wolcott, McMillan. Patents-Messrs. Gray, Kyle, Mills, Berry, Dixon, Platt, Wilson. Pensions-Messrs. Palmer, Brice, Vilas, Camden, Caffery. Gorman, Shoup, Hans brough, Gallinger. Hawley, Quay, Postoffices and Postroads-Messrs. Colquitt, Public Lands - Messrs. Berry, Walthall, Pasco, Vilas, Martin, ALLEN, Dolph, Petti. grew, Carey, Power, Dubois. Railroads-Messrs. Camden, Berry, Gordon, Palmer, Martin, Blackburn, Hawley, Stock bridge, Pettigrew, Power, PEFFE. Rules Messrs. Blackburn, Harris, Gorman. Aldrich, Manderson. Territories-Messrs. Faulkner, Hill, Blackburn, Bate, Call, White of Cal., Platt, Davis, Carey, Shoup, Hansbrough. SELECT COMMITTEES. On National Banks-Messrs. Mitchell of Wis., Vance, Colquitt, Chandler, Manderson. On Woman Suffrage-Messrs. Hoar, Quay, Vance, George, Blackburn, McPherson. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. N. Dak., Dingley, Sweet, Hager, Aldrich, kawlins. Agriculture -Messrs. Hatch, Alexander, | MCKEIGHAN, Charles W. Stone, Johnson of Alcoholic Liquor Traffic-Messrs. English, Barwig, Reilly, Layton, Livingston, Cooper of Texas, McEttrick, Morse, Daniels, Hainer, Kiefer. Appropriations-Messrs. Sayers, Breckin ridge of Ky., Dockery, Compton, O'Neil of Mass., Livingston, Washington, Robertson of La., Brookshire, Williams of Ill., Coombs, Henderson of Iowa, Cogswell, Bingham, Dingley, Gront, Cannon of Ill. Banking and Currency-Messrs. Springer, Sperry. Cox, Cobb of Mo., Culberson, Ellis of Ky,, Cobb of Ala., Warner, Johnson of Ohio, Black of Ga., Hall of Mo., Walker, Brosius, Henderson of Ill., Russell of Conn., Haugen, Johnson of Ind. Claims Messrs. Bunn, Cox, Campbell, Russell of Ga.. Hutcheson, Richards, Mutchler, Clark of Mo., Hammond, Loud, Cooper of Wis., Settle, Heiner, Kiefer, Cousins. Coinage, Weights and Measures-Messrs. Bland, Tracey, Kilgore, Epes, Stone of Ky., Allen, Bankhead, Rayner, Harter, Coffeen, Education-Messrs. Enloe. Grady, Pearson, McLaurin, Arnold, Williams of Miss., Stal lings, Haines, Wever, Thomas, Van Voorhis of Ohio, Murray, McCall. Election of President and Vice-President and Representatives in Congress - Messrs. Fitch, Tucker, Crain, Compton, De Armond, Donovan, Lawson, Stallings, Johnson of N. Dak., Curtis of N. Y., McDowell, Northway, Hainer. Foreign Affairs-Messrs. McCreary of Ky.. Hooker of Miss., Fitch, Rayner, Geary, Price, Tucker, Dinsmore, Everett, Hitt, Harmer, Storer, Blair, Draper, Van Voorhis of N. Y. Immigration and Naturalization-Messrs. Geissenhainer, Epes, Fyan, Brickner, Davey, Paschal, Maguire, Gillet of N. Y., Bartholdt, Wilson of Ohio, McDowell. Indian Affairs-Messrs. Holman, Allen, Turp n, Lynch, Hall of Minn., Maddox, Hunter, Pendleton of Texas, Bower of N. C., KEM, Wilson of Wash., Hopkins of Penn., Pickler, Sherman, Curtis of Kan., Smith of Ariz. Interstate and Foreign Commerce-Messrs. Wise, Price, Brickner, Geary, Houk of Ohio, Mallory, Patterson, Caruth, Durborow, Brawley, Bartlet', O'Neill of Penn., Randall, Stoner, Belden, Hepburn, Fletcher. Invalid Pensions-Messrs. Martin of Ind., Fyan, Hare, Mc Ettrick, Baldwin, Graham, Me Dannold, Erdman, Fielder, Taylor of Tenn,. Pickler, Lacey, Apsley, Meiklejohn. St ong. Judiciary-Messrs. Culberson, Oates, Stockdale, Goodnight, Boainer, Layton, Wolverton, Fellows, Lane, Bailey, Terry, Ray, Powers, Broderick, William A. Stone, Updegraff, Childs. Labor-Messrs. McGann, Capehart, Dunn, Erdman, Wells, Ryan, Talbert of 8. C., PENCE, Apsley, McCleary of Minn., Phillips, Gard. ner, Kiefer. Manufactures-Messrs. Page, Warner, Har. ter, Crawford McLaurin, Gorman, Cornish, Conn, Chickering, Scranton, Linton. Military Affairs-Messrs. Outhwaite, Wheel er of Ala., Lapham, Gorman, Pendleton of W. Va., Bretz, Sickles, Black of IIL, Morgan, Bowers of Cal., Hull, Curtis of N. Y., Marsh, Gillett of Mass., Woomer, Joseph of N.-Mex. Militia-Messrs. Forman, Meyer, Haines, Baldwin, Bratton, Burnes, Cannon of Cal., Bell of Col., Wright of Mass., Adams, Aitkin, Baker of N. H., Bright of Penn. Mines and Mining -Messrs. Weadcek, Sipe, Tate, Ikirt, Richardson of Mich., Me. Dannold, Cockrell, BAKER of Kan., Stephenson, Shaw, Newlands, Cousins, Lilly, Rawlins. Naval Affairs-Messrs. Cummings, Geissen. hainer, Meyer, McAleer, Clancy, De Armond, Money, Talbot of Maryland, Tyler, Boutelle, Dolliver, Wadsworth, Randall, Robinson of Penn., and Hulick. Pacific Railroads-Messrs. Rielly, Snod. grass, Boaner, Caruth, Kyle, Lockwood, Weadock, Bell of Tex.. Hendrix, HARRIS, Blair, Smith of Ill., Powers, Hepburn, and Cooper of Wis. Patents-Messrs. Covert, Lapham, De For est, Tate, Hutcheson, Strait, Robbins, Neil, Bowers of Cal., Draper, Hicks, Joy, and Hulick. Pensions Messrs. Moses, Henderson of North Carolina, Jones, Houk of O., Snodgrass, Taylor of Ind., Lisle, Clark of Mo., BAKER of Kan.. Loudenslager, Lucas, White, and Tawney. Postoffices and Postroads-Messrs. Henderson of N. C., Dunphy, Kyle, Hayes, Turpin, Sipe, Cabaniss. Burnes. Swanson, Caldwell. Wilson of Wash., Loud, Smith of Iil, Houk of Tenn., Gardner and Flynn of Okla. Public Buildings and Grounds- Messrs. Bankhead, Abbott, McKaig, Campbell, Fretz, Cadmus, Grady, Berry, Davey, Milliken, Sweet, Morse, Wright of Penn., Wever, and Mercer. Public Lands-Messrs. McRae, Hare, Magner, Kribbs, Hall of Minn., Crawford, Gresham, Somers, Latimer. DAVIS, Lacey, Wanger, Moon. Meiklejohn, Ellis of Ore., and Smith of Ariz. Railways and Canals-Messrs. Catchings, Beltzhoover, Cobb of Mo., Gresham, Ryan, Bower of N. C., Hudson, Cannon of Cal., Hull. Chickering, McCleary of Minn., Wanger, and Aiken. Reform in the Civil Service-Messrs. De Forest, Brawley, Meredith, Hooker of Miss., Branch, Ev rett, Hines, Taylor of Ind., Hopkins of Ill., Russell of Conn., Brosius, Sherman, and Van Voorhis of O. Rivers and Harbors-Messrs. Blanchard, Catchings, Lester. Clarke of Ala., Jones, Page, Alderson. Causey, Caminetti, McCul loch. Barnes, Henderson of Ill., Hermaur. Stephenson. Hooker of N. Y., Grosvenor, and Reyburn. Rules-The Speaker, Messrs. Catchings, Outhwaite, Reen, and Burrows. Territories-Messrs. Wheeler of Ala., Kil gore, Branch. Donovan, Kribbs, Arnold, Hunter, SIMPSON, BOEN, Perkins, Scranton, Le Fever, Avery, Smith of Ariz., and Joseph of N. M. War Claims-Messrs. Beltzhoover, Stone of Ky., Enloe, McLaurin, Cooper of Tex.. Goldzier, McNagny, Ritchie, Houk of Tenn., Hermann, Mahon, Avery and Wilson of O. Ways and Means-Messrs. Wilson of W. Va.. McMillin, Turner, Montgomery, Whit ing, Cockran, Stevens, Bryan, Breckinridge Payne, Dalzell, Hopkins of Ill., and Gear. of Ark., Bynum, Tarsney, Reek, Burrows, JOINT COMMITTEES. Library-Messrs. Fellows, O'Ferrall, and O'Neill of Penn. Printing Messrs. Richardson of Tenn.. McKaig, and Broderick. Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Pearson, Russell of Ga., Latimer, Hines, Hager, Adams, and Gillett of Mass. ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATORS, 1893. CALIFORNIA. 1893, January 18.-Hon. Stephen F. White (Dem.) was elected to serve for six years from March 3, 1893, to succeed Hon. Charles N. Felton (Rep.). The vote in joint convention was: Felton 11, Perkins (Rep.) 12, Thomas H. Bard (Rep.) 9. Cator (Peo.) 7, scattering 5 (Republicans), and 1 absentee, a Republican. The previous vote, January 17, in each House, was: Senate-Felton 7, Perkins 6, Bard 5, White 18, scattering 4. Assembly-Felton 6, Perkins 8, Cator (Peo.) 8, White 42, scattering 12. In the Democratic caucus, January 6. on the first ballot, Mr. White had 46, Wilson 7, Lynch 6; on the second, Mr. White had all the votes. CONNECTICUT. 1893, January 18.-Hon. Joseph R. Hawley (Rep.) was re-elected for six years from March 3, 1893. The vote in joint convention was: Hawley 138; Carlos French (Dem.) 114, S. B. Forbes (Pro.) 1. There were 23 absentees, of whom 13 were unpaired and 10 paired. The vote in each House, January 17, was: Senate-Hawley 11, French 11 (2 ab |