St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-19
for this position are too numerous to

for this position are too numerous to
be mentioned.
There is quite rumpus in the law
school over The articles which have ap.
peared from time TO time i'll the Penny
Press, of Minneapolis. Three meetings
were neld by The junior class OF this de-
partment. but as yet no action has been
taken by them. The articles in ques-
ten were of d nature censuring Dean
Pattee. The worthy and efficient ex-
ip0hent OF Blackstone at the IL" Al
though no results have been obtained so
far. it is generally understood that the
members of this school will adopt reso-
buttons endorsing the deans actions.
The first of the regular weekly dress
paradeS was held Saturday at the fourth
hour. 1t was The first appearance of
the entire battalion under arms, and
large crowd OF spectators were present.
ihe students drilled very well for the
first time, but there is plenty of room
for Improvement. Hereafter there will
De drill three times week only. with
battalion formation and dress parade on
Saturdays at II O'Clock.
! A university Democratic club, 200
strong. was organized last Saturday aft
ernoon, with officers as follows: Presi-
Gent. John CreceiiuS. '9i; vice president,
Alexander w. Caldwell, '95; secretary,
John Hayes Law: treasurer. ii. Hult-
quist. All of the members are pledged
to vote the straight Democratic ticket.
A new organization, known as the
University Populist club. was formed
last week for the purpose of starting a
boom for The Populist cause The of
heers elected were: President. q. a.
Westphal; vice presidents. A. II. Lee
and o. A. Felt: secretary, NJ. Z. Brand;
treasurer, Miss MOnson.
Registrar Johnson was suddenly sum-
noned to his home, at Marshall, on
Monday last by illness in the family.
His arduOus duties, attendant upon the
beginning Of the new term, are being
faithfully performed by two members
OF the senior class. NJ eSSrS. Manuel and
Reese.
The students were most pleasantly
surprised at finding President North
rop in his accust omed chair at the
chapel exercises on Tuesday, and were
greatly relieved at learning that Miss
Northrop is recovering frcm the severe
illness which neceSsItated the trip TO
Mexico.
The sophomore ball team has been
organized, with G.. a. Z. FinlaySon as
captain. The other classes VIII soon do
likewise, and the season will open next
Monday with the first OF a series of
games between the Juniors and sopno.
mOreS.
The delegates selected to represent
the university in the Iowa Minnesota
debate are working hard and getting
things into form for the great struggle,
which will occur at Iowa City on
May Is.
1t is reported that Prof. Ardlev has
nm off # r1lo Ir,
yerSlly OF California. and that he will
shortly resign and accept the position.
he report has not vet been confirmed.
Rev. Samuel Smith. Of St Paul, has
commenced series OF lectures OH So
clolugy, three OF which will he given
each week. The course is open 10 the
juniors and seniors.
The dates for the concert to be given
by the University Choia union. assisted
by Nine. Nordica, have beens fixed for
May in Minneapolis ana May in St.
Paul.
The sophomores will give an ELECTION
party" Thursday evening next at which
SOME interesting facts concerning the
ARIEL election will be developed.
The Ariel university is stirred up over
the question of forming a daily paper.
This matter will be decided at the April
tiSCliUH Oh MdTcn ~.
The final preliminary contest to
choose orators 10 compete for the Pills
bury prize will be held during the first
week OF April.
Wednesday, April 4. DR.. Marion D.
shutter Will deliver the address at the
meeting Of the Knights of English
Learning.
4 An excellent photograph has lately
nf
non-commissioned officers of the bat
talon.
At the faculty meeting Saturday
afternoon the new calendar was ar
ranged and numerous petitions acted
upon.
President Coe, Of the Republican
club. has been appointed assistant
sergean,-at-arms for the Mckinley al.
dress.
Prof. Maria L. Sanford will lecture
on Venice, the Bride of the Sea- at
the Parke Avenue church, OH March 25.
I he Ski . Nah quartette furnishes
the music at the AsDury hospital Sun
day afternoon.
Applications for senior fellowships
are now being handed in to the commit
tee.
THE GREEKS.
The crowd of students who have been
causing a great deal of ANNOYANCE
during the winter by their GcpTedations
on the ice cream freeZars prepared for
the different class and fraternity socials
have at last been run to earth. The
entire university was greatly surprised
to learn that they were the members of
prominent fraternity. and the pub
LEFTY given them will do away with any
renewal OF the trouble
Miss Demorest, Alpha Phi, from the
Northwestern university at Evanston,
was guest of the local chapter for sew
eral days last week.
The active members of the local chap
ter of Theta Delta Chi were gwen
very enjoyable reception by LIE Grand
Powers. at his residence on Third ave.
nue.. Thursday last.
Phi KAPPA Psi will give a rece ption 10
Robert j. Burdette, who lectures IN
Minneapolis March Esd The famous
humorlst is member of this fraternity.
The active chapter and alumni of Phi
Delta Theta held their annual banquet
atthe Guaranty Loan restaurant Thurs.
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