The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

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freshmen banquet tragedy r. still bsinc
pushed By the civil autherities. bot the mys'
tery ~ 20 who caused the fatal chlorine Gas q
be generated Il no nearer solution. OF course
the continu sd absence Of Student @. I. Dineen'
OF Buffalo mates rtronG the suspteion In the
public mind that he II the guilty one. but hi'
absence IL the only proof against him, bsyond
the fact that he lives st Cook street which
was the address on the iuR. The Coroner said
this afternoon that he thounht u very funny
that DinGsns's father should come 10 lthacs
and not see him. That he was here Il positive
but that be did not eommunioste with the
police ofieisls u equally certain.
Students 10 the number Of 1000 assembled
in mass meeting to-day. There were many
speeches made and many exciting discussions.
The main tight was on the question ~ ia
whether freshmen banausts should be In the
future omitted. A resolution expressina this
to be the sentiment Of the meeting was voted
down By q close vote. The. result Of the meet
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R..sis~ Tbat the corsner Be authorised 70 draw on
the treasurer Of Cornell unversity for any sum not
At present 20 sIeesd 900 which he may need for the
employment Of such detective.
=. In an interview President schurman said OF
policy which the university had assumed and
maintained In regard to the unfortunate affair
Of Tuesday last, A crime was com mittsd. The
authors are unkn0wn. and whether they are
;Sea be as
the duty Of the civil authorities 10 conduct
the Investigation. By formal action the trus-
tees OF the university and the faculty, -
well as myself. have assured the authorities
Of their strong desire to coopsrats with them
In detecting the guilty partfee The Coroner
Il f. now reported. deems that he has no
right to incur expense for engaging a
special detective The university: 10 accord
ance with It's policy OF aiding the civil suthori-
ties in all ways In which it can aid them, puts
at the disposition Of the Coroner the funds
neeessary 70 enable him to secure the expert
Investigation called for"
sity authorities do not desire 70 discover the
perpstrator or criminal he said was utterly
falaA.