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EAGLE.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MICH.

VOL. 3. 

APRIL 30 1892. 

NO. 17.

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The Detroit Evening Journal of Wednesday 
sails into the sanitary condition of the College.
Mr- Foreman the suspected case of diphthis  
reported as well and happy as any student 

on the campus.

Stowell, Harmon, and Ward are out of the 
measles hospital. With the exception of Mr. 
Watkins there are no sick students.

Lansing Y. M. C. A. and M. A. C. played 
ball yesterday. Poor playing was the feature 
of the game. M. A. C. 7, Y. M. C. A. 4.
Speaking tubes are to connect the Secretary’s 
office with the other offices in the Library and 
Museum building.

Our campus is to be made into a large bo­
tanic garden. Dr. Beal, Prof. Taft, and Mr. 
Garfield go to St. Louis to visit the best in the 
U. S. with that end in view.

 
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The State Board of Agriculture appropriated 
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Second Lieut. E. A. Lewis, of Fort Clark, 
Texas, is expected to succeed Lieut. Critten­
den.

Mr. P. G. Holden’s salary has been increas­

ed to $1,000 a year.

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