St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
UNIVERSITY NEWS.
COmings and Goings at the State
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COInings and Goings at the State
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As warm weather approaches base
ball activity becomes more pronounced.
The candidates for the ~ arsity" team
are enthusiastically ana earnestly tram
ing, and Manager Martin. Capt. POehler
ard Coach Corbett are hard at work
selecting the desirable ones and sitting
out the others. Mr. Corbett. vino has
been kindly training the boys without
remuneration, can be with them but
little after this. and they are working
hard and making the most of his assist
ance. The university never had bet
ter show for a good team than this year,
Judging frcm material now Oh hand.
The team will pro baby be selected
from the following candidates, although
new and valuable additions are con-
SANITY coming in: Willis Walker. SO,
will probably be catcher though George
K. Belden. the all-around athlete.
VINO was for three years catcher
OH the varsity team, Is now in
the law school. and will help out OH a
pinch. & E. Adams is the next strong
est caudidatS for the position. The
pitchers, contrary to expectation. are
numerous. Among the candidates Arm
strong is the most promising. At first
base the choice lies between Griffin aud
Leary, at second base between Harry
Z. Ritcnie aud Mayberry, at third be-
tween Northway and Curtis. The field
erS Will probably be Hampstead, Gar
bield, Fra ger anu II. p. Wood. At pres
ent the schedule is being rapidly cou-
pleted, and some fine gaines are eX-
pected.
The military department was hard at
work during the past week getting the
battalion into shape for the parade on
"Wednesday next. The university has
been accorded the honor OF eSc0rtiHg
Cows. Nelson and Mckinley from the
train to the West hotel Oh the morning
OF their arrival, and as this could only
be pr operiy done with military pomp
ana ceremony, Lieut.. Magyar received
instructions 10 have his command i'll
readiness for the great OCCASION. The
battalion Will meet the distinguished
guests at the union depot at $3.50
"Wednesday morning, ana after parad-
ing the principal streets OF Minneapolis,
will march To The West hotel, where the
corps will be reviewed by the governor
of Minnesota and speeches will be made
by the distinguished visitors. Gov.
Mckinley will propably respond TO ali
invitation TO address the students OF the
university at chapel exercises Thurs
! dav.
Next Wednesday evening at the guild
! house of Holy Trinity church the l Ms
! verSity Dramatic club will give an ELI
! tertainment The programme will
I consist of musical selections, vocal and
! Instrumental, aud play, entitled
''W hich Is Which?" given by members
OF the club. This entertaining farce
was presented during the Christmas
/ holidays. ana now, at the earnest re-
/ quest of many friends of the university,
il will be repeated in the interests oi
! charity on the date above mentioned
! Tie caste is as follows: Miss Anna
! Pesth. Miss Katherine EyeIettS; Miss
| Bertha BingnaIE. Miss Mary EyerettS
| Mills. Miss Nellie Officer; Mr.. Capper
James Petit: Mr.. Gargle, w. Oakley
/ Stout; Paddles, oil and color man. FREQ
/ kellogg.
The Sophomore party Thursday even.
! ing last was new departure III the ilnC
/ Of class entertainments. 1t was Whai
is called an election party, and all who
attended pronounced it the most enjoy
! able and successful OF the season. Two
hypothetical tickets were drawn up
| known as the combine anu the anti
! combine, supposed TO represent the
Greek and Barb tickets of The coming
Ariel election. Considerable amase
ment was created by The nominating
| speeches, the wire pulling betweei
ballots aud the various methods EN-
pioyed for stuffiHg the ballot. After the
! election. refreshments were served, anC
! the remainder of the evening spent il
dancing.
On March II the U. S. senate held it:
! last session ut the university for The
| present year. As is generally the cast
| on such an occasion the rush OF bushes:
! during the closing hours was enormous
| An exciting debate was called forth OF
The prohibition bill, the Democratic side
finally being victorious, and defeating
the measure. After passing the Gus
tomary resolutions the senate adjourned
| until next October.
Tie Republican club field a meeting
| Wednesday tn select from their number
! the eighty ushers allotted to the uniyer
| Sity by the committee on arrangements
| for the Mckinley lecture. As there
| were 200 members cfainoring for the
coveted positions, the spieetion mad tC
be made by lot. A banner for the clnt
| has been secured, and will be used fol
| the first time il the parade "Wednesday
| next.
The FortnigiHly Scientific club viii
hold its regular meeting March q in
! University hall. The programme is tC
consist of two papers, one ON ''Classifi
| cation of Insects" by Prof. o. w. Oest
| lund, and one on 1.-The Present Scien-
life Status of l1ypnotisIn," with demon.
| STATIONS, by Dean w. Xavier Sudduth
| of Tie dental school
The rumor has been confirmed that
Prof. Henry L. Ardley viii resign MS
| position as principal OF the school oil
design to accept Il professorship in the
| University OF California. His many
| friends among the students and faculty
will be sorry to learn of his intended
departure.
Robert j. Burdette. the famou:
American lum0riSt. WAS present al
chapel Saturday forenoon, and gave the
students an entertaining and instructive
address oil diligence in Business. ,
His remarks were heartily received aiid
applauded.
The freshmen have organized base
bali team. ana as they have by far tht
best material of the college they have
challenged all the other classes. and re
ceived challenges from two high schoo
teams.
The contest for tire selection of de.
bators for the Wisconsin, Minnesota
debate resulted in the choice of G. E
Adams, 90: Carl Fowler, '95, and w
w Prendergast. 80.
! Prof. Maria l.. Sanford has recon