The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

COruner's AasQuests.
BURNED 10 DEAra-Coroner Hills held an inquest upon
the body Of little child named Anna Detz who was
sufosatsd at the G,e II, Fifteen street. near avenue A.
Friday ght last The jary, hearing the evidence
In this case, rendered verdict OF " Death by suifoca
ten" The deceased year and stx months old.
SUICIDE sTABRNa.--Cc.oner Gamble held an inquest
On Saturday afteSnoen upon the body Of man named
James Mccall han, residing at No. l34 West Thresnth
street. who Cied from The eec OF Ctab iuicisd 10 the
ABDOMEN the inst, With the iatenti n OF commit
tins suic O. The DECEASED was quite an agei man hay
verdict of Dea by suiiee" Inc Diseased was native
Of Ireland. poet norton examinaton was made upon
the body OF deceased by DR.. Nellie.
FOUND DEAD.-Coroner Gamble also held inquest at
the Fifth ward station house upon the body Of
sn vpl man about 40 years OF aga, who found
lying deso the Sidewalk in Jay street, HUDSON.
pest moftem examination made upon the body OF de-
ceased ny Dr. OdaDon showed that death was caused
By tubeYcuiar pht isisverd,c ;co dinghy. For des
ERUPTION Of the body all parties nteres ed reques ed
to inquire 1T the Core ners Office No. 80 Chambers street
The Riot ut CO,umbia college, .. C.
The foos ng letter from Of the trustees Of this col
eee appears in The Southern PtS;ot, aud may BIO con-
sldeIeo to = certain extent hentic:-
COLUMBIA, T. e., Feb. 20. 1885,
no THE EDITORS OF TIE PATRIOT AND MoUNTAINRRR-
cane here yesterday under d summons TO attend
occasional messing of lizard OF Trustees of the south
eArch'a College so.uppy the place Of Dr. Henry. b.
Co. aching here et toe accouat Of the fearful enee
Of preceding night 1t was ID to DO expected Very
much ma emitted in the
1t that thres 1T the students who we're out OF
the collage walls. with the guard taey ABOUT
corning ont One Of The students unfortunately vay
much tatoxicatsd He, having Some pique against
Of ,hs guAfdmen, 50 atated ON mis- companions and
approached the guar oman and struck him. He instant
II With lis stick struck and knocked the young man
down. who lay fer come nn,nu es upon being raised
Up he further de onstratons OF reaisaacs
and tbersupen was taken TO the guard house.
The Students VIII with bin returned to the col
leRe With the usual cry, rne CoDege All the students
TUNED the rescue and proceeded to the guard
houhe by force took the young ont broGe the
indws al injured toe door They bore their przs of
70 college,
guardmsn who had been struck, and who knocked the
student down. sscertenng rom him the facts when two
of the stut ents forced III mseves in and
attack the guaro trriAiog him. and he resalatng
very severely them They probably struck, too
by others OF the guard. They forced out OF the
guard house,
By this time the students had again assembled Tho
President AID Mayor unable quell the riot the
a1s bell rung toe ctizons cslled out Of their
BEES to witness and Suppress II necessary the action VI
the students AT eDgtb they retained to the college
Tho President, morning, by the consent Of the
proposed to submit The whole matter to the arb
trsnent Of twelve named gentlemen ID this the young
acceded at tiue but the young engaged
sGAir tbs preceding night finally prevailed
majority to reject this proposition for peace and good
1t IL that they had agreed to seek and OBTAIN
satisfaction out of the goa dmen they left the College
without The knowledge OF the students and were SEEM
w1h their clocks around then oaching
who sp<abing t. eatleman the subject Of with
drawing r II the guard as he regarded his life ia danger
As soon as the young men were rear enough they
With iron and the other with wooden oudgeon. He
to his knees, bat and struck win hs stick, and
The gusrdman's left hand is, told broken by the
blows, and he and the tso young men under the
OF ysciAns from the injuries which they respec
The cry Of CoIege was borne by single stu dent to
the campus. The young men, with their accustomed
their b. others in distress, in the
fed The alarm bell sgain Iung, the citizens were
TUNED ont and, posse coDdtns paraded under
arms The boys returned to college, forced the room
riHos aft this Wpra kant sapd
themselves Of them and returned to the field Of action
The scene thus presented was such as Columbia neve-
BET saw and which, Ihope she neverswill again ses
Two bundreo armed citizen, WI guns loaded with ball
cartridges, opposei to more than q hundred enraged
sim given, and fire might have followed, had not
Coorel Goocwin and others thrown themselves between
ard called tue citizens not t, fire. After mu,h par
by DR. Ihornwal La Boroe, Iisbec and others OF
the faculty. the students were induced to return to col
kee.
Las. night We went to the college in the discharge Of
our GUY kvv,y thing was quiet cid not even hsar
q ''~huop,' which rs very unusual ro-dAywas equally
quiet and have been assured by the young men that
Will be further outbreak their part To-day,
he Iequison OF the Board the rifles deposited
IN the room where they formerly kept The Gov
eyDor, upcer the direction Of the Board, Will take the
and place than the arsenal The musers Of the
college company directed 10 be suspended, and the
propriety Of SURPRISING and doanding the college CON-
papy IL referred TO committee, 10 report next May
This statement altered from the best sources in my
power pa the facts before you The unf 1runate
-nce ot he guardman knocking down studen. who,
when drunk, struck him, is the Of this affair,
which may mach ipjure the college. The fact OF
among the students shows to the Legislature
the pecessy OF removing this fearful Of mischief
from the town Of Columbia.
The occasional meeting Of the Board had power
DO than they did. great duty will devolve
the BOARD at the stated meeting In Nav to examine iuto
the college, both to its internal and external
nent and fpll and adequate Justice must oe done to
the faculty, the students and toe state. Mr. Rssers, Of
Charleston, elected to fill DR.. Henrys chair uatu
the stated meeting In hay. Your friend,
JOHN BELTON ONEALI-
Court Calondar-Ttals Day.
BCrRInR CoCRT-Cireuit,-Nos IS, 294, 100 325, 3a1,
81, 1s41s, 100, ga, SAG, 337, $40, 350. 246.
SUPREME SouRT-Spe .ai Term-Nos. 81, 49, u.s. IL 70,
o., 2a2 95. 81, 1885, lS2, 200.
UNITED STATS DisTRIcv CoUEr.Nos s, TO- II, IL, IA
70 10.
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goo es2 9e3. se4, $685. ees s77 sas es7 ssa oSe aso
9l e92 997, 9a6, 999 1000, COL 6l9 49, 1901, 1902,
1908 1907 1905 12 Iof, lo4 1oS 453 7a7, 1913, 2da,
$50, 676, $50, 6t1, $40.
The Espenscheid Hat, for tine Spring Of
a The popularity Of the tas emanang from this estab
bsbraent manifest In densve and IDLY increasing
eynaud which evidence OF their merit Price
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