Michigan People

Hon. Jas. F. Joy, of Detroit, is about taking anolher trip to Englaad n the interest of the Wabash railronds. Mr. Beecher will uot flander liim tliis trip, it is thouglit. Prosecuting Attorney Geo. P. Kobison, of Detroit, is getting considerable free advertising oflate in tlie Detroit papers. Butwe don't see as he comes out of the pcrimage iiny the worse. He took fees that tlie law allowed liira, and who wouidn't? Unlessthc Detroit papen OM fmd something wone to uneartli thin the? have yet produced, they might better kecpqulct and let " Honest Georfte," as the News calis hini, alone. By the way, they seem to " let up" on Mr. Caplis, who still retains the great part of that $3,000. Is tliis side tulk for the purpose of drawing atteution awnyuntil the tliinr cools oft ¦ llttle? Mr. Robison s an Ann Albor boy, and a miivcrsity boy, and as such we havo a little pride In seeinghim prosper. C. V. B. Pond has heen appointed Labor Commi88ioner lnstead of C. V. De Land, against whoin there was such bitter opposition. The nppointment is considered an excellent 01, as Mr. Pond is yery popular araong tilt classes itt lils home In Quincj1, MIch.