The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-02
SERIOUS ROW AMONG STUDENTS.
Game of Football AmonE the Yale Youths
Comes TO Grief-Fight with POlicemen-One
Student Nearly Killed.

A Game of Football Among the Yale Youths
Comes TO Grief-Fight with POlicemen-One
Student Nearly Killed.
From the Nelc HdUen Journal, NoD. 1.
Monday afternoon, about O'Clock, Captain Catlin
was informed that number of students were en-
sogt END en- he State House SUCH
when conducted in q public square being viola
tion Of city bylaw ne summoned Officers Roller
Green to make arrests. Ohicer Kennedy was sent
around :he west side OF the square to cut or the
retreat, while the Captain and Oh1cer Roller, both
dressed in citizens clothes walked leisurely across
the Green unnotced AS they neared the students
College street. and the cry OF peelers" raised,
when the students playing ball fed to the college
nedy Captain Catlin succeeded in arrestlng one Of
the young men. Oflicer Kennedy, upon returning,
found an Overcoat belonging to student on the
Green, aud this he picked up and was on his way TO
the police ONCE when quite crowd or students,
who had rallied, pursued him with jeers. He
are creditably informed, an effort was made by
them to take the coat away from him. Tive or
three OF the students also hurled stones at
him. In the meantime other police Officers arrived
and four other arrests were made making total of
five. The crowd Of students followed no 10 the
gateway leading to the police office, where they
were met by policemen and ordered back out OF the
police poked their clubs at those ia che front rank.
One OF the students thus punched was young man
named IArthur Watson. He pushed one side the
club, which was held by Olicer Kelly The olflcer
upon the head, telling him to the ground.
He was picked up in condition nearly
If not quite lnsensibe, and taken into
DR.. Townsend's office, close at hand, where his
wound, which was OF a very serious character,
dressed. We are informed that in the evening he
in "a partially unc conscious state, and that the
doctor was OF the opinion that had the blow been
little harder the skull would have been fractured.
The proper way and one preventing such s;eues s
for the friends OF the arrested party to proceed TO
the ofiice quietly half hour after the arrest and
offer their bal. Then no collisions will occur about
the office such as happened Monday afternoon. The
five students who were arrested gave bail and soon
after settled their cases by paying Sl95O EACH
Lille Dantcn is an Indiana girl who awaits
an engagement She has lecture ready enti-
tied The Diabolism of Divorce
DIR. Duyal whose trial for the murder OF his
wife was of such exciting interest. has received
his sentence-imprisonmen for life.
-MacEYoy's Hibernicon, containing some
really fine views of Irish scenery was destroyed
by fire while on exhibition at Council Bluffs.
"A lady at Boston narrowly escaped serious
injury a few days since by having her chignOn
set on fire while travelling in horse-car.
The receipts of the New England Hospital
for Women and Children during the past year
were SIG, 6,nOO5 and the disbursements Sl7-
55648.
The report of the Pittsburg Coal Exchange
shows that 1912 673 54 have been lost by the
bridges now being erected along the Ohio river.
During the recent storm the third caisson
of the International Bridge over the Niagara
river was swept from its tastenings and carried
half mile down the stream.
The turtle of the Cincinnati Industrial EX-
hibition came to its death recently like so many
other Cincinnatians-by too much drinking.
There is difference, however, in the turtles
favor-he only drank cold water.
In his defense of spiritualism at Cincinnati
the other night Rev. Moses Hull said that ex-
Rev. Horace Cook spoke against the spiritualists
the night before he elOped with the daughter OF
member Of his church.