Legislative Visitors

A delegalion of about ten legislators arrived in the city from Lansing yesterilav afternoon, lieaded by Rep. E. A. Wildey and Rep. E. S. Wogar. The party inclndes besides these, D. B. Waldo, of Detroit, W. Irving Latimer, oí Big Rapids, and W. S. Curtís, ot .Lansing, besides sevenil otlier menibers of the house. The party was met at the Michigan Central depot by soine of the University authorities and some were taken to private houses, while the rest put up at the Cook House. This morning they spent in visiting the hospitals, libraries and laboratories, finally bring up in Secretary Wade's office, where an hour was spent in conversation with President Angelí and Secretary Wade, who endeavored toexplain to the legislators the practical workings of the University and its needs. Frank B. Lyon, of Calumet Mich., colonel of the 5th Iufantry, M. ÏST. G., who was a member of the last legislature, was with the party this morning. In the course of a conversation with the Courier in the Cook House lobby, he said he thought the party had a favorable idea of the University and was not so ujifriendly to it as the public supposed. It was not their intention, he thought, to cut off the desired appropriation entirely, but in the interests of the state treasury they thought all expenses should be curtailed as much as possible. It was his opinión that the University would get a reasonable appropriation.