Students In Jail

The habit of the students, who are attendants at the Opera House, to make themselves a general nuisance by their noisy yells and stamping, and to resent enmasse any attempt to restran them, has recsived a well deserved rebuke. Monday night last, an unusual demonstration was made, and when the otticer attempted to quell it, he was overeóme by shee,r force. Tuesday night Manager Sawyer provided a pólice force that was capable of handling the matter, and as a result several students passed the night in jail. It is to be hoped this lesson will bethoroughly learned. There is no excuse for a lot of young men disturbing others in the enjoyment of an entertainment, and justifying themselves on the ground that they are students and simply having a good time. üthers are just as much entitled to a good time as they.