Another Scheme

A Laasing dispatch to the Detroit Tribune says that in spite of the action of tbe buard of regenta against the removal of the homeopathie college to Detroit a lobby of physicians has been at the house of representativos "to secure the passage of a bilí for such a removal notwithstanding. The way tbey hope to eucompass it is to seoure the passage of an appropriation bi 11 for the homeopathie school, to be contingent upon the location of the school at Detroit. Among the pbysioiaDS present were: Dis. Morley, Olin, Baily aud MacLacblan, of Detroit; Saxton of .Tackson, Marvin of Muskegon, Sinolair of Grand Eapids, and Long of Iouia. Dr. MacLaohlan says that out of 200 pbysioians, only 8 per cent are against tha reruoval plan. "The conferenoe resulted in the appointment of a committee to investígate the cost of a branch homeopatbio school at Detroit, and if it be fauud hat the annu&l cost of its maintenance js less than it now costs at Ann Arbor, Pr. O. E. Long, of Ionia, says a bilí will be prepared making the desired appropriation."