Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-08
CONTINUE THE INSTITUTES
Work Among the Agricnl.rrists viii Be
Kept Up,
CONFERENCE ON THE SUBJECT YESTERDAY
LEGISLATURE VIII lie Asked To Nppro-
PIRATE Five Thousand Dollars to
Garry on the Wort, na
Heretofore.

LINCOLN, Nov. 7.-CSpecal) Tho farm
ers' institutes will be Ccn;inucd In Ne
braska for another year. THIS conclusion
was reached at a conference held in Chan
cellor MacLoan's office yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Governor Robert w. Furnas presiding.
The following were present: Ex-Governor
Furnas. secretary of the state board Of
Agriculture; Eli A. Barnes. president of the
State Board OF Agriculture; s. c. Bassctt.
secretary Of the Nebraska Dairymens as
ISOLATION; Il. f. stephens president Of the
State Horticultural society; J. II. Had
kinson, secretary of the state Hor-
ticultural society; l. L. Lyman,
secretary of the state Poultry association;
C. II. Elmendorf, vice president Of the Inn
proved Stock Breeders association: II. VI.
Allen president of the Beet Sugar assoola-
tom w. n. Mason, secretary OF the Beet
Sugar association; o. G.. Holmes, secretary
of the Manufacturers and Consumers as
ISOLATION of Nebraska; w. H. Bannng. vice
president of the Beet Sugar association
member of the Adams County Farmers in
sttute and of the executive committee OF
the Nebraska club; w. II. Bowman prcsi-
dent of the Beatrice Farmers institute; II.
u. Kelly. secretary Of general institute work
for Dodge. Saunders Washington Colfax
Lancaster County Farmers clubs; II. t.
Heath, editor of the Nebraska Farmer; II.
f. Mcintosh of the Cultivator. q. Il. Mac
Lean of the State university and +. w. Tay
lor, secretary Of the university agricultural
experiment station.
1t was decided that the work OF the farm
ers' institutes be proceeded with substan-
TALLY as heretofore. Prof. Il. w. Taylor was
reelected superintendent. Chancellor Mac
Lean and Prof. Taylor were appointed sub
committee on the matter of legislation, and
it was decided to ask the legislature for an
appropriation of $4,000 or $4,000 TO carry
on the work.
INVESTIGATING A b. & NJ. WRECK
Coroner Holyoke and a jury will hold an
inquest on Monday morning to determine
the responsibility for the death of John
VI. Tipling. who was killed in the wreck at
Malcomb last Monday. The inquiry will
be commenced at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Prof. Beatte, president of the State Nor
NAL school at Peru, addressed the city teach
ers this morning in the High school build
ing. His subject was The Philosophy of
Education"
Mrs. Ouria Peery a teacher OF this
county, was today granted a divorce from
Russell Peery on the ground of desertion.
julie Schoenheit, Governor Holcombs ste
nographer was elected county attorney of
Richardson county on the fusion ticket.
The commission appointed by the supreme
court to examine applicants for admission
to the bar will hold the examination No
vember II. The commission consists of
the following: Frank Martin OF Falls City,
+. p. Wigton of Norfolk. Il. ]. Clements
of Ord, Roscoe Pound of Lincoln and w
ID. Beckett of Omaha. 1t organized by
electing Clements president and Pound sec
rotary.
Elizabeth f. Kreig asks the assistance
Of the district court in collecting 81 900 on
4,IH4
liam Kreig. in the knights OF MacCabees
The plaintiff alleges that her husband
Joined the order and fulfilled all the re-
Cuirements, but never received a benefit
certificate. The policy was taken out Au-
gust 1, 1894, at Fairbury. Kreig was fire
man on the Rock Island train which was
wrecked here on August 3. eight days after
he had made application to the Maccabees
for membership. He went down with his
engine and was crushed to death under It,
Stella Holmes asks the district court to
give her divorce from her husband, Ivan
w, whom she married in this city on Sep
TENDER 21 1894. She desires her maiden
name, Stella Ilif, restored.
All members of the Travelling Mems
Bryan club are requested to meet at the
Lincoln hotel Sunday afternoon, November
s, at o'clock, to pass resolutions on the
death of J. NJ. Tipling. Full attendance
is requested.
Ray OF this city. charged with assaulting
an officer was today settled satisfactorily
to all parties, out of court.
b precinct of the Seventh ward was the
only precinct in the city which was car
ried for every candidate by the free silver
faction.
Omaha people in Lincoln: At the Lin
coln-George w. Wattles, Robert w. Rich
ardson, C. J. Smyth John a. Wakefield.
l.. II. Bradley, T. NJ. p. Honey. T. A. Fisher.
NJ Coon