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OUTRAGEOUS COLLEGE DoINGs. A lei
ter from Hartford, 10 a New York paper.
says that, on the morning of the 25th uli.,
disgracefnl disturbance occurred between
some OF the students and the professors of
Trinity College. That one professor had
MS nose broken, another his shoulder dis
located, and three or four students were
oad,y injured by missiles thrown at the
professors. The windows of the faculty
were Peited with stones and bricks, and
ire residence of the president was pelted
and injured in various ways. II is added
that one professor had recently obtained a
splendid pair of statues from Eurone-
these were taken in front of the colleae
and smashed to pieces. AT length, the fac
ulty. with strong force of police, appeared
and arrested the ring leaders wich cooled
the ardor of the rest.