The daily gazette., 1882-07-15
i PROF. JEFFERIS'
| .,,w.eDNEss Of THE
t,1E ,sTESsHE' sTEsE 'TIRousLE'

.nuApDNESS
\ In o1sSETESsiE TROUBLE
VERY RICH REVELATIONS
-. >, and JeGerls VS.. Prssl- sal
.'I.,I%Tns . ns1n1sss Latter vlnaIsa,'d' .,a. the
: r'saSi' aid % be ASKING r''"'"'
-, between the faculty Of ,l,,a Del
hGeuliy ta3 3et%s tSe meeting of IL the a., trna
di9 !as ne sJll'ssSsorbing Jiasp topic Of con N
Ied The E,,. ai,,lOV !, Yesterday, where a re- re,
fths .e.nIions, GaaEan1 indeed, the prevailing; li;
i,a1S Sas N opposed pose to Profs RelInsT' snhssI
aeHiS sleis wRo were charged unli1s,e ns the
ha{nR me lifIAN
Win vI,s.a Ienis A A. few additional facts
gOaO,' y !" b the secret meeting neia
aDed y yIouse, ~ se and while the report
Iel0n Y ,hs nOI GAZETTE yesterday was
y u ~ uio o,,ly correct one, the real
~ tsl ",s ms,tiug t was not fully given. ,l
lAe nesa' ,su X tbe meeting on Thurs
epeu,ns .' INA y at the instance OF
" ! NV W ,pd Esnhart, by the secre-
sIsa' S1 tr,ae, nT George G. Evans,
.,ss,t as uS,S uospd the proceedings by
einaaa ,il. ,.psr IN reply to the com
.s @Is ,S ,Roraiag MeWs, charging
~ IBnnsIl y n with having instigated
M . take the move they did,
sa.-yiug him with not being able
sII ~ rbolars, and with general
.sD"v for the position he filled.
E,i~I 5 charge against the President
s1in NH dieipllne-that eases OF mis-
g,r brought before the faculty
!. fihe President) took no action
l.v,r to this DR.. Wolfe and Prof.
ts.tided that there had never
,s brought up which was not acted
P,inhar, at the same time, lauded
higbly for the influence he had
rDon the college and the good he
member of the faculty.
conclusion of Reinhart's speech
jpaeds was directly charged with
nstigator if not tie author also
rer, aud the implication was not
President Purnell then, in self
although it was not deemed neccs-
lhtrustces, presented an affidavit,
hhll before Justice Vandegrift, by
ddthe Ners letter, in which he
generated from all connection
stftIOn of the senior class. The
! Of the affidavit is about as follows
can be remembered from a casual
dh After some verbose legal for
document states that the sub.
when requested to say whether ol
vs The author of the statement
In said article concerning
ReInhart, does unhesitatingly sa,
rhrt contained In said article wa
kfoe having had an interview
ulent Purnell, and furthe
ii before sending the fact
lbiratiOn | had an IL
With the president concernin
lbked him If the staten ents mad
lleus in relation to Prof. ReiI
true, and with great reluctanc
Nleiged his inability to deny tia
lnhart was unpopular. ] also aske
ident II It was a fact that an
had Threatened not to return TO tbI
hPr6 RANhArt remained. He II
ges, and expressed a fear that TIN
Dr's usefulness had been eifeetuall
BY hisspiii ofmcomprOmising fault
And further say that Presidcn
made nOreMarks whatever concern
professors personal appearance, no
Rak Of bis enyiable scholastic at
nts, and say that he was unreliable
which statements are alleged i
Afle to have emanated from Presiden
He also aYerred that the pres
IpreSsed his surprise when toll
lht petition Of the graduating clas
lherepOyaloi Prof. Rcinhart and sal
ld given him the first knowledge 3
HtiOn. .
fOI the faculty remarked, the aft
ok The wind right out of the sails {
professors.
lhuslee has since asserted that h
l1tl tn find so much rottenness a
oll Of the whole affair.
saor Jeileris, who was acting q
eonnselo lnZProiessor. Reinhar
lons aud exciting Discourse, chief
] toward q, President Purlell, and i
all he become in his random r
lla' the trustees laughed aloud
aud l'r Bush On one or two oceI
allied him to order.
session ~ was a stormy one, and whc
NV ,,.',l aIose and said, 'tientlemen, VIC
y. ,eS'lgaliag ! the wrong man,
N, n, s 'eilefls Is at the bottom of q
1ae,pI ,ae professor !, was badly demoralize
~ oV'oT ! then went ON to state til
y, ,.,,, 9tllrrls had been continual
"oon.ia., "Uln faculty meetings, and on O
Y,.aslolls ,.ssD,s, The Board had to adjour
~ aAnsartlng any business.
n.y. s1ts examination Of the senior ella
n la'sef y was allowed but three minnt
M. n +" ,, seli what he knew, and the
'',' NV. were 2, so frequent from Jeffe
Eong N :, WIN difficulty any connect
'. Oqa De- told, The Professor seve,
,,noal. a'als g exclaimed, at is false, !" q
sr".as s".,ls o. The students was unbrol,
,,SS'tasa mi s,sitl.i, a story did they tell tina
n ~ i.,i, iaNofable .l,, impression was ma
an % sasltes' ,Sa.f The general charge y
4 nom NJ ae'l,'ll oi Professor Reinhart
IDe5sn, 5o't's, =, and each witness speeifI
lrll"aa.3l ,l,a q ! his incapacity as well as
4 @na,a @rmI'l1l them in the way of disc
Ee,a auo, It'd oi students, perhaps eia
sIavi,n,ll t mentioned 10 the trustees
M l't,,g # ~, expressed their Intention !
din ,ta,ll "e'lillarl remained, 1t was a
litv bs1 S1'ta ,., by the seniors that
e5Isaa pap .a6ell were only out of |,
sia@ ss,sa. y slla the interest they had
islID,S S5,iare ~ , While having no
iVs lo y, '.a.l 1lle matter they deemeI
N XIII, T. Protest against the retention hti'S'
h slaIgsae y sI Of the college calls for 4
m. G civil engineering d,rtmas u@,as tpr or !
sIna aS,llols, euu, and one of t6s sen
/ s H. gaa4lned asa, told the trustees ssi
yp pysia..sy,. gs1. year Professor Reiph
astr"pssLn,r stt"sssnr of civil engineer
gren lbsm b@polay y, and agriculture,
aud on "na a about two hours lield n
qdNlry l,va,,,la h. ,Teaslon was unable to /
sot jeIIssilalln used by engin,
W Relnhars,S sS san sald he had stoI
praeIlrr y. rom giving instruct
'ialin HI. u III u was out of his der
shova11 1's t.S,Is. Sl,JIssll.eries) line. The Hsi
y Vas % Prsasfllylhg then remarked
but Il ~, ,Ioiess0r JeiIeries had a