The Homeop. Trouble

There is considerable discord in the homeopathie departmeni arising from Dr. Obetz's plan tobringthe two schools cloBertogether.ThepreticallytheBcheme iiKiy be all right, bot it is without the sanction oí eithei taculty of the üniverty and i ppoeed to tbe idea of the state homeopathie society. Soit is Impracticable for the present, at least, and ought to be withdrawn. Dr, i ibete ia a Btrong man on the facolty, but living in Detroii should not be the Dean. Last year the regenta decided that an ordinary law professor ■hould live in Ann Arbor. That was right, bul how mach more ought a medical professor to be here where he performs operations, having e patient's life depending upon proper attention. Drs. Wood, MacLachlan and Gatchell aretoogood raen to lose from the University because of their difference with the Dean, and both ridea should get toItether to stop a petty quarrel. Doctors are as giveu to quarreling as much as members of church choirs.