The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

PRINCETON, Sept, 23.-When the 1872
Innocent freshmen, who are DR.. Me-
C05h's latest pride, woke up from their
first dreams Of cannibal sophomor 90
ON last Thursday mornlng, they
found various thiags about the cam
pus, including the old can
non painted gyesn, as an incica-
ton OF wheG the sophOmoreG thought
OF them, AS SOM as the freshmen
baG got aettled, thu sophomores csl ed
gu them formally. Young Alexander,
of New York, whose father ia a
truntee, was one OF those whom the
| sophOmCres thus honOred.
you won't 60 anything 10 me-" he
sGiu, when 2 Dozen 20 phomorss told
him how pretty no looked, "because
my father IS 3 Gtustoe.n The sOpho.
mOios did not love him bit mots be.
| cause no was 80 naughty and rebel-
| lious toward them, aud 30 they nut
him TO bed five times on Saturday
night and iCuc tilaea on Sunday. he
he'd to spend almost all OF the Sabbath,
| whom ne wasn't at church or chanel,
putting on and taking off his apparel
ut the bidding OF Tho kindly. DISPOSED
Soph0mOr9s, who wanted 10 make
sure that no he'd learned how to drggs
himseIf before he left home.
! Another you higl IRE hman Yves
studying hard when higsophomor0 pre-
I 9aPtot5 made their FIST formal can on
| tlih. tnoy made him write the FOL.
lowing note:
DEAR FATHER: have just returned
ifon prayer meeting, aud am now
! a4Istg n4ptl . !.
| nope ON are DONG mo same. Low
lpEiy, Your Son.
The sophumor5s t00k Tao note aud
mailed " home, whare the young
msa's iuther il probably wondering
about ho sudden charges OF college
lie. One freshman waB nucuaed OF
having uncleau feet, and the aopho-
InorsS msde him use hil hslf brush as
h5sh brush, and, perched on his
table, no Vas MADE 10 scrub thoGi un-
| vi they atiained q pooriy Whitenens,
fh0 faculty did noJ llgo these and
| otAer manifestations OF fStharly kind.
ness on tho part OF the soph0moras,
and Proctor Goldie especially WISE Ni.-
pleased. He found ont tho rsnss of
ABOUT 10 OF Gho mOSJ pAMstaklug soDho-
m0rgS aud warned tham that 1sey
must stop or be expelled The rest eli
inc class signed "A guarantee petition
that they would stop hGzing, and
everything would have been peaceful
IL II had not been for tho upper class
men. They invited tho freshmen who,
on Friday night, had rush around
tho big cannon on which the paint was
still green and sticky, Proctor Guldio
tried 10 interfere, but thoro wore
zoo mHny, students for him, and ho
was knocked down and trampled on
III tho tussie. Tho seniors aad tho
Juniors diverted the attention OF tho
faculty by getting up a sHsm rush IN
another pafs OF the campua, TWo or
three sophomores had tt6lr ankles
twisted, ano q freshman rad his
shoulder aprntned, but nobody was
much hart President Mcg1sh went
| into the freshmen ClaS0-rUoms beiore
he hsd heard anything about the rush,
aud delivered lecture on the
evils of rushing, Everybody C,as
pledged not 10 engage IN PUSHES. but n
was too late, IS tho IRISH had come on
Tho night before. Ihe sophomores de-
clded lhNi tho provOoatiOn OF the fresh
mon absolYod them fsOm their pledge,
nnd there vas more harmless heZing,
rho faculty found out who had been
uoirs IT, aud thls morning IL WIG en-.
nounced that David Gilbert Adler,
OF philadelphia, Alexander Bnt,on, oil
Washington, William Lawson. IL arvey
Cincinnati, and Robert Elliott Tod Of
Scotland, had beeR expelled. The
cases of others ara under considera-
ZION. Eight or niue freshmen have
been questioned by the faculty. They
msy he. suspended, but IL IN likely that
no iurth0r action will no taiSon.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2S.--,rha usual
sophomore-freshmau rush has oc
cured at Yale college, and several
ireshmen were icjursd severely. one
wSs trRmpled by crowd OF sopho.
moros, aud had to DO GsBistod 10 hir
room.--lNew York Sun.