St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13

versity gathering except during COM
mencement week; that this year, for
the first time, the medical department
is located on the campus, and that the
medical and law departments are
anxious to come In touch with the whole
university, offer strong arguments to
the minds of some of the seniors against
decision on the part of the academies
not to hold the reception. at the meet
ing yesterday those who opposed the
reception turned out in sufficient force
to outyote the others; some who would
have voted in favor of the reception
not being present. The academic Sc
niors propose, however, to unite with
the other departments and hold the re-
ception.
Prof. Ely was present at chapel exer-
cises yesterday. and made short adj
dress. He expressed the belief that the
University of Minnesota is the coming
great university Of the country. His
remarks were received with much ap-
plause, and ELECTED rOuslng varsity
yell.
The combined effect of a great foot
ball victory and presidential election
proved too much for some Of the I'm
mature" ones, and an attempted rush
on Wednesday was the result. The
main hall at the foot OF the stairs was
blOckaded by mass of pushing, yell
ing youths, and those who mad not
come down from the upper rooms were
forcibly detained on the stairs. Before
the disturbance ceased, some damage
was done to the plastering and walls.
President NorthrOp next day made a
few pointed remarks to the effect tnat
such disturbance had better not be re-
peated
Monday evening the freshmen had
grand spread at the Guaranty loan. In
spite OF warnings, the sophomores
could not let the occasion pass, ana
some of them took possession OF the
billiard room. which was one of the
number engaged by the freshmen.
When they appeared, the freshmen
the appearance OF whom the Sopho-
mores disappeared, and the freshman
festivities proceeded unmarried.
Wednesday night the seniors held
class party at the home of Miss Clara
Kellogg, 1876 Holley avenue, st. Paul:
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all
and on the way home the Minneapolis
students made themselves heard by col
lege songs and the unlimited use of the
vastly and 1913 yells.
Next week is the time set apart by
the Young Mems Christian association
as the week of prayer for young men.
The Y. NJ. e. A. of the University will
hold meetings every evening from 6:45
to 1880 in the S. G. A. building.
On Wednesday night the Delta Tan
banquet at the Holmes. The following
are the initiates: Alfred ID. Mayo. Fred
Il. Bartholomew, Charles +. Sluccro, of
'96 and Fred NJ Rounds 40
Wednesday night Delta Kappa Epsl-
lon gave dancing party at the home OF
A. j. Blethen. About tWenty-four
couples were present and most enjoy
able evening was passed.
A petition has been started for gym
nasium building and an instructor in
physical training.
The Y. NJ. &. A. meeting will be held
as usual this afternoon at O'Clock in
the S. G. A. building. George Skies
will speak on 1.-The College Man of To-
day."
Mrs. Wilkin. assistant professor in
grammar, received a letter from Prof.
Moore, who is studying in Germany. He
is compiling new German grammar.
Already there are as many students
registered as there were at the close OF
last year. There will probably be 600 by
the end of the year.
The sophomoreS held a meeting Fri
day and decided to have party the first
Of next term.
The game with Cornell is off. No more
football this season.
The second lecture in the S. G. A. Sun
day evening course will be given by
Prof Ely at the Andrew Presbyterian
church Nov. ~.
Prof. Ely's first lecture in the univer-
sity extension course. OH SOCIALISM,"
was given Friday, and was enjoyed by
a considerable number of university
people.
Supt. ". w. Pendergast speaks at the
Heimen Nov. IA.
The Delta Segma's will give Miles
StandiSh programme tomorrow evening.