St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25
UNIVERSITY NEWS.

The prospects for great football team his
fall. according 10 President Dever. are good.
The football players have been out in full
force every day this week, and are beginning
10 get in good form. A second lean has been
organized with view to giving the first
team practice. The team has two coaches
over last year. Almost all last years players
team play the ex-collegiaies of the
Twin Cities. either on the university
Campus; or at The base ball PARK. 1t is
Tumored that A, A. Stagg, of Yale fame. will
play with the eX-collegiates. Besides that
games will be played with the different
clubs composing the Northwestern league
The management is trying 10 arrange games
with Cornell, of New York and Princeton
The following is the schedule Of games as
arranged so far: Oct. II, Ann Arbor at
Minneapolis; Oct. -. Grinnell at Minneapo-
lis; Oct. %, Madison at Madison; Nov. 2,
Northwestern at Minneapolis Nov.. T. Madi-
son at Minneapolis
Politics is fiouIishing at the &c" The Re
publican club has been resurrected and new
officers elected. The Democrats met yester-
day and perfected their organization They
intend TO do some hustling this fall The
Prohibitionists were seemingly afraid 10 call
general meeting for fear no one would be
present. So a notice was posted calling on
all interested i'll Prohibition to place their
names in a certain postoflice box. The Pop
ullstS are not in 1t as yet
The juniors met Friday to elect members to
I'LL the vacancies OH the Gopher board, and
also to elect the class officers. For the
Gopher Dan Beebee was elected as artiStaud
Miss Eugene Cole on the literary committee
Mr.. Crecilius Was chosen president of the
class, \. I. Larson treasurer and Miss L.
Beck assistant treasurer.
The rushing of Inc new ''freshies'' for
fraternities is still going on. A number of
pledges have been made but no limitations
will take place for several weeks yet. After
this is ali over the freshman will probably
be able TO get down to studying. As it is
now, he has no time for that minor matter
\. A. Stage. the famous Yale pitcher and
athlete. who is to have charge of the ath-
IetIcS at the Chicago university, lectured last
night al the Andrew Presbyterian church,
under the auspices of the S {. A of the uni
versity. He will also speak TO the young
men at the ;. c. A. building this afternoon.
The new physical culture instructor has
been appointed. She is Miss KIehle daugh-
ter of State superintendent Kiehe AS She
Is not quite ready TO take charge of the class
now, Mrs. Price is filling the position for the
present.
Beta Theta ri gave a party Wednesday
evening at the home of Charles Summers in
ST. Paul, in honor of Fred Montfvrt of
Cornell university. They entertained the
ladies last night at Harvey officers in ST.
Paul.
TO take the place of Knute Gjerset, re-
signed, c. Z. Young has been elected man
aging editor of the Ariel. Miss Clara N
heIIog has been chosen to fill Mr. Young S
place OH the editorial department.
The University band organized Wednesday
with johnson, president and business man
ager, and \. d. Staughton musical director.
The band will consist Of thirty pieces
There are 142 students IN the college of
engineering. metallurgy and mechanic arts.
which was organized last spring; / Il of these
are candidates for degrees.
The Hermean Literary sociotv will give q
reception 10 the students and faculty tomor-
Tow evening from s o'clock I'LL O. and a pro.
gramme from 8 TO TO-
A meeting was held last Friday to make ar
engagements for forming a Glee club The
matter has been placed in the hands of the
Campus quartette.
President Ii. S. De Forest of Tailadegs
college, Alabama. has been entertained BIZ
President Northrop during the past week.
About seventy-five new lockers arc beinf
put INTO the lower hall Of the main building
Tor use By the gentlemen Students
Prof. Appleby has gone OH two weeks
trip 10 Montana. He intends TO collect ma
terial for the mining department.
Joseph Kennedy, So has accepted thu
chair of pedagogy Ill the University of Norii
Dakota at Grand Forks.
The University Bulletin. published by th,
faculty, Prof. MacMllln aedItol-in- chief, vii
be out Oct. ].
George E. Mclean. professor of Engiisl
literature, will not return until the last par
November.