Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-29
STATE TEACHERS At LINCOLN
Fourteenth Annual Convention Of the Ne
braska Association,
PLANS LAID FOR TWO BUSY DAYS
Reception nt the state House Tonight
VIII opcn what Promises to lie
Record breaking
session.

Z teachers at tOe state mouse. HONtIuOE liOl-
comb, Chancellor MacLean, State superin-
tendent Corbett and President Beattie Of the
state Normal school will offciate as a lie
ception committee. Representative hall and
the senate chamber will both be used and
a program Of music, supplemented with
light refreshments has been prepared. Nari-
Gus committees held meetings today In diff
ferent portions of the city to make general
arrangements of the reception Teachers.
principals and county superintendent are ar
riying on every train, and the largest at
tendance ever witnessed at an association
meeting Is anticipated.
The executive committee met today at
p. m, at the Office Of the state superln
| tendent. and the legislative committee an
hour later. City Superintendent Saylor Is
chairman OF the executive committee and he
| says that the indications are most favor
| able for successful session City teachers
are registering with Miss Badger In the
office of the Board OF Education A general
| invitation is extended to the public to at
| tend the reception tomorrow evening. To-
night the educational council held its first
session in room 4, Liberty hall, university
grounds, and it's final meeting will be held
| tomorrow morning at o'clock. This coun-
| Gil is selected to recommend to the asso-
| citation such changes in educational meth
| DDS and legislation they may deem best.
ALLIED BODIES MEET.
Tomorrow afternoon the State Library es-
sociation will discuss Travelling Libraries"
and the advsabilty Of their adoption by
school districts of the state. BY this plan
a library is loaned to board of directors
and tben naesed On m COMO other boorI
| Tbie viii sayo tho ovnenso Of n,rcbosing
| books.
The Nebraska teachers of history will
hold their first meeting tomorrow afternoon
| ,ri,,ersit,. 1,b oo,,,'t,t ',narj1+,,,dant
viii r,ea+ ~ . , ~, l., roor, % Of tbe
| Iitr,r,, h,,i,Iir 5 ~, la b n U-ord
" Ie i'n Uy ~, ~ anu
| Tbo Nyabr.si,o .ooie,,' or oTiIi st,dv Will,
| r,eet IN no oba,,oi ais ~ a,,d ,.jii oor,.,,
| . ~ s,Ii i' o 80 %. ' "''' ''
o.oo ty,II1,.'s5,, .Li ,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,-
| study now in nr0gress b,, tI,n Enhr,si,, So
| ciety of ChiId Study. Succches limited to
! fifteen minutes; Cl) THE pace and Value
| Of Imiiati9n IN Child Devoi9pmcnt,' Mrs.
Tnmborr r ] SJi. - TccsI ~" sorn-
tary and treasurer; Cc) "Chrdren's Reading
| and Literature j. a; Beattic; tD The
:iSt ~ i H. akli'JI RI "
| Wolfr. Trl "C,hiidrpn's lines of Intcrast
| G. W. 4 Lucky
| 3OO-Reports from the different vice pres
! ldenis, showing the work and growth or
i,jv ii,It ~. tt ~ S.''
! / " DinsmGro the soufhc5strrn district:
| Superintendent u. G. O'Conror the north
| tIll ulSllltli MISS -NlNiH'lA W ole lNt CEN
| trlI district; "upelihtchueht w. Il. SIderS'
~ iol "'9'I't "'8 .'''''
ihe Irst annual business meeting VIII I'M
meiiatsly iolioW.
For Wednesday evening ID. krohne, dean
| OF the philosophical department OF the Hi
! hols STATE university. WiIl lecture lie Is
one OF tEe ieauers IN the new psycholoEy anu
eniu stuuY IN me oNlted states SuDJect
OF the lecture What OF Heiplu! nature
tias so har beeh Accomphsheu oy the ChiIu
state ana school patron VINO hears TINS Iec'
ture wiz be more thah pald tor the Whole
assoelatloh expenses
AFTER nuch eHort the executive committee
succeeded IN securing Hon l7ehry waiter
son Tor thursday evening. lie VIII give ms
VIII be the literary treat OF the association,
nnd the committee was quite fortunate in
securing 1t. Mr. Watterson Will speak at
Topeka, Kan. before the teachers of that
state on Wednesday evening.
SOME REOUISITIONS GRANTED
Nm roouos. ~ covorror Norriu NJ Kan
cos n raCujsition y,,s toloy gran+ol fro,,,
t' s's' iLu.''oI "'S 'V'S S'Il,eI itT.il %
~, s.i so, a. ~, tS,'i rt, - 80 ~.
5 a. 'u' No -, y" 10 81
-, w. :, ',u INA Sii! G".lto SS Ia al 10
NJ az a~'"uie ~ o.,T.'i 80 ""u HTu w,t,, 'ile
stare re IS now uhuet arrest at MllUer'
Saline county ms STATE requlsluoii on
me governor OF IOWA was also secureu To-
day by IRomas brennan OF Omaha Tor AlaN
Sheeiy, VINO Is wanted III Omaha on ihe
charge OF having 0ursiarIzed the barber shop
OF Jesse heddlck on the night OF December
~ Sheely IS now uhder arrest at Couhcll
BUNS.
80 iar In the supreme court !udgeshlp
muddIe no report mas Deen ohclailN signed
by the state cahFasslhs board Inc IepuD- |
llcahs say that the plan OF the popuils's is |
to make no formal report Dut TO allow the
new legislature TO ma that there mas Deen
no action taken by the CanVasslhs board ana |
declare hlrkpatflck ana NeVllle elected ana |
let the Republicans iorce the h%hting IN ihe |
supreme court after Such declaration Iho |
popullSts clam that the supreme court can |
not override the actl9h OF the legislature J
any more than the legislature can undo /
decision OF tle court. For this reason
some repupHcahs are SAYING IL would be
best TO commence the hsht IN the supreme
court Delore the meeting ., the legislature
anu Inis may De uohc, any cltlAtn can
C.LIS tne SeIloi, put Ihe QUESTION Is VINO
sntH II pc: II Is e'.uemt @ lmal tne po?ul@.s
are LeiEl"E on tne ne" etLe'ary oi state
I|t,,,,ot.int, S,otto a,u" % MI auL
has nositiveIy ref,,gad 10 do so P an
events there promises soon to be some SEN
sational movements in this matter. 1t is