Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

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Town and Gown.
PRINCETON, October 16.-Last night
four-horse wagon, filed by a
party of minstrels and singers in the
employ OF a patent medicine compan v,
halted their chariot in front of the
First Presbyterian Church, which ad-
Joins the college campus, and began a
vigorous vending of their wares. A
party of a half-dozen students gathered
with tho crowd and irritated the orator
In the wagon by giving the college
cheers in applause Of his jokes. The
apostle of the company mistaking this
for desertion appealed to the crowd
about him, which began at once VIC.
lent attack upon the students and
DAo"'pa edOh hedluhI Lut iron renee |
which stretches in front of the church
where prayer meeting was in progress.
In the melee a freshman had his arm
tislocated and a senior was severely
bruised about the face and head.
The rumor of this row spread quickly
through the edormitories and brought the
'ntire college to the scene of battle,
where they found the "townies," as
hey are called, gathered in great mum
,ers and armed with clubs and stones.
Ihe students drew up in a body along
he pavement, the town party occupy
ng the street, and the confusion became
o great that the wagon and It's occu-
'ants hurriedly withdrew. Shortly af.
erward the single policeman of the
own arrested student on the sidewalk
nd led him few feet away, where he
vas Immediately released The crowd
I students followed the policeman and
he " townies," who began violent
om bardment with stones. A general
ow was imminent, and was only pre-
'ented by the appearance of Mr.. Col.
lie, the college proctor, and his BROTH
r, George Goldie, instructor of the
ymnasium. The town rutfians stand
q great terror Of the Goldies, who are
9th renowned for their great strength,
nd regularity retreated, while the
tudents withdrew within the limits of
he campus. This is the first town and
own row which has occurred for a
lumber of years.