Minister To Turkey

The Washington dispatches are full of intimations that President McKinley is sériously thinking of appointing President Angel!, of the University of Michigan, minister to Turkey, just now the most important diplomatic point in Europe, and to commit to his hands the protection of the American missionaries and the oollection of our claims for damages agaiust that benighted country. It.is not known whether or not Dr. Angelí would accept such au appointment, or whether it will be tendered to him or to ex-Seeretary of State Foster, who is also being considei'ed for the position. Until the appointment is settled Ann Arbor will carefully scan the Washington dispatches, as everyone will regret losing Dr. Angelí from the university even for a short period.