Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
STUDENTS RI07OUS.
An Exciting Scene at the Omaha
Medical College.
CATTLE DYING FROM TEXAS FEVER.
The Herds 1t lakewood, NO., suffering He
brews Object to Cleveland's Thanksgiv-
Ing Prociamation-A Young Woman
Thought to Have been kidnapped.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov 2l-About 100
stnde,ts OF the Omaha Medical college
yesterday morning engaged in a ter
r fc struggle in the class room, the re-
suit OF the efforts of the junior class to
secure the seats o. the freshmen, which
were considered more desirable. The
trouble has cen imminent for week.
One of the sopliomores, who has To-
cal reputation as a football PLAYER and
ahlete, Yesterday took hand in the
game in the interests OF the freshmen.
Advancing to the first of the line Of
Juniors lie announced his intention OF
throwing out the whole room, one
after another. unless the seats were
imme lately vacated. lie was greeted
with a very enthusiastic horse laugh,
an then The trouble began. One hun
drei students were Immediately mixed
up in the affair." No one was seriously
injured, but when it was over bloody |
noses and rapidly-pufling eyelids were
everywhere conspicuous. The faculty
settled Il trouble.
CATTLE DYING FROM TEXAS FEVER
ST. Louis. Nov. ala special from
Hannibal Mo-, says: Texas fever has
broken out among the cattle at Oak
wood, and number have already died,
while greater number are now atflict-
ed with the disease. About "rtember
10 lot of Texas cattle W Gu LOADED
at the stock yards, and soou ,.l.erward
the yards were sold and abandoned.
Since then the native cattle have been
permitted to Craze In the yards, and
thus, travelling over the trail of the
Texas cattle, contracted the disease
Oliver Duck, Of Schell City, owns the
yards, and those who have lost cattle
will sue him for damages, as they
claim 1t is through his negligence in
not keeping the yards inclosed that
the native cattle contracted the dis
ease. 1t will involve many lawsuits,
and the cattle inspector may become
involved.
NOT w0RDED TO SUIT HEBREWS
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2i.-The Hebrews
II this city are indignant over the Ian
yuape in President Cleveland Thanks
irving proclamation, exception being
AIKEN TO the words asking a continu-
lnce Of heavenly favor through the
mediation Of Him who taught us how
o pray The proclamation will be
discussed in the syna ogue to-day. !
Rabbi Isaac M WISE the venerable
ditor and theologian, is out in an in.
erview stating that "the president
'anders to the passions Of those big
ted sectarians who have been endeav.
ring to undermine the pure secular
SIN upon which this government is {
ased." Other rabbis are more severe
n their language, Rabbi Phillipson
aging that the Hebrews feel excluded
rom the invitation to observe the dav.
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 81 The relatives of :.
liss Pauline Bauer, the young woman =,
rho mvsteriously disappeared from !,
err home week ago, now believe that =.
he is not dead. but instead that she is :,
,n6ned in some secluded room by an -
Unknown man, who hopes to exact -
ward from them. The police work. -,
& on case concur in the theory -,
he girl was soon to have come in pos r.
ssion of large amount OF money, ~
IT her in will. v. va