Gives The Wrong Figures

The re are ïorty state ooileges in Che United States, sonie states having nuoi-e ttofln one. and the nuraber of trtudemte lm 1896 was 32,000, whlch te about onie-fiïth of tfae num-ber of studente in a'.l the colleges in the country. MtaneeCt-a educates the 1-argeet number, 3,014, at state expense, Michigan being next wlth 2,575, then Oalifomia wi'th 2,400, folloiwed by Wlscomein wlth 1,000, Nbnasfca wiltih 1,506, Iowa wlth 1,300, ,-uiil Eltoote wlth 1,100. Tuitian fees aire eiharged in oDCOr six states, the fee 6n Non-th CaroliB belng $60, in South fflaa $40, in Iowa $25, in Missowi $20, in Oregan $10 and in S. nabo'ta $9.- N. Y. Trlibu-ne. Ho-w the Tribune secured the figures Rh en above is som-ething of a mystory Miumeeo'ta, few instanee, can not have that many studants in her colleges, white Michigan has more than doublé the number, for there should be ilnoliided not cmly the number at the State Uralversitty, but at the State Airi-.-uHural College, Htate Normal and State Mfflning Seho:.