President Cleveland May Visit Ann Arbor

That is, if he can be induced to do 80. It is now a settled fact that the president and Mrs. Cleveland will make a western trip this fmll. When he commenced the aractice of law it was with the late Hon. EL W. Rogers and with whom he made lis home, and it is thought the party may stop eitber when goine or returning from the west to visit Mrs. Rogers. This.ooupled with the fact that he has heretofore exressed a desire to visit the TJniversity, makes the outlook very promising for our citizens to have the high honor of enter.aining such a dietinguighed person as the president of the United States. The common council will at its next meeting extend to him and his wife an invitstion to visit jhe " Athens of the west." Some of our most prominent citizens have taken he matter in charge and we hope soon to be able to announce positively that the larty will pay us a visit.