University Notes

- Asat. oí. Fattengill wa8 made exceertiugly happy ou Wednesday : it ís a boy. - .ludge Cooley gave the law class a special lectura ou the " Fourteenth Anieudmttut " n Friday iaat. - A medical stuiient (a senior) has been expelled tor "uever bei ng sober." "Too much money to speeud" was the oause Hssiguod hy a professor. - James K Appleby, an Englishm;ni, is to take the place oí the Kev. Taimage m the Lecture AsHociution course. Subject : Charles Diokeus as a Sentimentahst and Humorist. That oíd Oerman farmer out m St. Juseph Couuty vaiuts the bones of that mastodon at more than the Universitv authorities feel willing to give. "There's millions in 'em" he uiuks. - The Frte Prots reports the arrest at Windsor of Samuel D. Frederick, a seuior medical student, oharged with false pretenses in a matter of deal with the Wheeler & Wilson Swing Machine Company, at Glencoe, Out. - Prot Davis, the librarían, commenced a course of lectures on "Bibliography" on Moudsy eveuing last, liis first subject being "Writing Materials." This is an eutirely uew course and the studeuts attending feel under great obligation to Prof. Davis ior the interest be tukes in thetn. Ex-Güv. Hendricks, of Inaiaua, will talk about "Bevolutious" before the Students' Lecturo Association this eveniug. During his atay here Gov. Hendricks will be the guost of Prof. E M. Hennequin, and a reception will be Kiven him by Mr. and Mrs. H. this eveniug, ütter the lecture.