, 1879-04-13
,.x;., If the College Before the
State Board.
:. T. Charged with the Selling Of d.
plon1as, Etc.
r,,t;mopy Giycn On Behalf Of Com
p1ainant and Defendant
po,ra Takes the Matter Under Ad-
yisement.

fio
College u 49, ,,nn]ication WAS taken IN YES
+.1dsy b5 Tue oono a. a., ~. 80. - 49,
sreoopt House. All ue ~ n
ro.rd--Dr. "a'uos-, H. crora-.- ~ |
M. Ludlan, OIL Sin..' c,-,s..o
,,hsmpsigu; Uf. .na!aoe'S' ~ -.s.a ,.as
nr A. L. Clark, Oh A'@4u' 90 n,'a H.1,s~.
ont. and D1. Na'uue' s.,,. a 1rou
wss pro1'laent, t, ;,et;tnt;on. and MANY of the
professor in the 1nst''uuol' aao 49,, o.aa. y. @
ctlef 'n71 'n.-asonfcd bv =. Corning Judd and
ton was rcP'eseN'o0 -
tr, Pratt n+ tho
Before the anqun5 4o~0
College Nas oessun'
DE- GNhooh- u,,a,, ,-.-a
offered the follo"llf, 'e''A'
unanimously aoopeeu. mr.
r<korxd, That thc S5atc staua;nc romn;ttces
point annnai1s H. f1 - r,oro Frequently on the sub
o report annually or o!e rnmiItee on the sanitary
,ec's I'D rnnditioue Of cities and large towns ano
nsxu7 ns1e: = Committee on sanitars needs ana coz
tioas Of conn1,s nv ~ son,e IN their hygienic as
food, and haass ot -. ~, sa,ary needs and con
-rects. j. Copnh.a.d 1a ND schoohouses. l. Committee
Gitlons Q! sst sdnlterations of foods. alcoholic
On too1 t rs acc,ins the health Of the people
es'1H rn,-i,tce on epidemic, endemic, ana eonta-
inns diseases. 6. Comm'ttee on sanlnaIS Tes
sut c0CNltoA -
The Chair announced that he would appoint
.ha conmittees further on.
DR.. r LUDLAA
IT., .,,+ be had been member Of the Faculty
tt'u urt Ma.an,,nn col1ece for twenty consecu-
o. ue .ars n. and had signed every diploma issued
durinc that time. He asked TO De e1cuseo, l'i-
80, ,s hc thought it improper that be
asnu.A .xo.ont
Ehou1a " p.~ - n. rha,,,sr1;n h- w,. ex-
Toon motion OIL Oi' eualooei4Aa D' -"
,,s.,.
1,,-rcr Pratt said that he had prepared and
.-..-+ .,o enpc;a, charres and specifca-
Foulo piessnS ,4'~ -o-,aa a r.,uoet for
lons unte' oaIn ~ =, ~ nos-
the production OF certain leIte1s ~ @ac ~
session of DR.. Sherman, Of Milwaukee. certain
1s~..~ h,,7 ,oen written hv DR.. Hoyne, Regis
iesIe's nad orN ~ ~. sharroo, of N;1wou-
tFas o. 'ne Svt.9 ,atr;cniafions. The Doctor
kee, conce1nlnS als1 nia. t411'A'N0
then Ieau lhe ;t cn.uEes. - +,a ,bsroes nr. Hall
Before LIE 1e;olos VI t4e
Tauleu ...>,
TIE SCOPE OF TUE EAAA1SAt!o"
fixed by the Board. As lar aS Inc pllnslnS out y
nrocsc5, but they wanted the limit OF fnyestisa-
lion fixed. The College was ready to con less
Judgment to all the charges and then explain,
OF it would call in witnesses aau enter INTO tne
1r;a} in the manner OF legal Investigation:
yea7
Mr. Pratt then read
THE SPECIFICATIONS,
nu,,o,o,,,o Vim m u The .11,da-it Of Dr.. Whitman,
~ ia1..;dare III. TO the effect that the College
ha,l rolfcrred upon F. II. HnZ, Sarah {. Har-
lis, and ". 4. WhippcF, the titles OF o.. -. ald
Lip}ou1as Of the College, with the full knoNi-
tire that those persons had not attended ~ I've
f1ll courses of lectures at the College: Ing
same affidavit made the same cuaIgcs Suuet !:
John, Of Mwaukee,-thGt be had not attenoea
.ne iull complement OF LECTURES, anu 1au seeu' ~
l,;s examination and conscqucnl u'piusuA y.
PAWN. $55 to the College Inc epeei1cauol1
closed with the statement that slnilar euASe
ila great multitude oi cases we're spicao " oAo"
rast through the country
DR.. Kauch said that II was ns e Apel1eHe@ 34A'
interviews were not always correct
Nj Judd said lhat tne 3ntea''eM u eau s,'rcrcste
that the Board was unable TO so'npe. uas ~; ~
tendance Of witnesses, and therefore more !atr
tudc should DC allowed tnan III sAaieattTns !s Tl.a
1efore courts % conpcteot 3urlsulcs'on. nne
College Should be pnt upon Its o"n ,,saIa5
ton N.id rules oi evloence Wou!o, aultetS ~
to, prevent the ESTABLISHING u 'ne su''' - '1@~
1o11 so;d +hot the Collere desired the
,,bo1e hi. ,-,,th nth # The matter and
uar, t'a ues ;nterT11ntcd nv DR.. Gregory who
ca.as u'A% nror~o.1sd tr;aj nf about two weeks
Gmrs,ior h1nch irrelevant matter Lad already
1saa ,,..s.na'3 and f. seemed to the speaker
thst .ha ~ .,;s+ of .he matter might be brought
~ a. a1S n,,e.. S.o' VI 11~ '&''
H. Prott said that he had
1'''' s.-1 -..sr1.,,,, ... r.7,1rvc.
ttA1hh. ..;ox
70 produce. In it was tue lntfrsle" III qugsuqn y.
THIS interview AIT. Pratt pIoceSoeo 10 leau. ~
also read the letter OF Dr- sma,l pqolsacu1 apou
the time Of the interview: hl. IIatE luftre W..
announced that he hsd ai1oavats 10 oi.Gf. lH'
Board decided that the alhdaVlts couiu ne ieau y
and Mt. fratt thereupon rcao tile aniua'.. ~
u. f. \. Eosencranz, OF alll"auhec, "hose LIS
un1ony is g1ren below
Tie board asked What Dr. Hali nao 10 say. ~,
Dr. Hall said that he wanted the pfosecu11o' ~
to close their case. He denied ID genera "
contents Of the afilavi!s- There were trntns y
The atidaTts, but he as an Individual represch!
ative oi the College was not prepared TO aonll
ANYTHING.
"fou admit the facts and deny the conclu
slons!" Nr. Pratt suggested. -,
II don't know what sou call facts" repl1es
Dr. Hall. "ldeny the impression Whlcn tnos
c1laavlts are intended to crcate-'
Tie Board then asked that the prosecutlo
present their witnesses.
DR.. E, i. RosEscnASz,
OF Milwaukee,. v,s t,en sworn He was grad
uate OF the Detro;t Melica, Cnl1cge. and Of th
Hahnrnsnn f:oie1e - ~ 1,hicago: 17radua1cd a
tie LIST institrt;o3 n 1s75 an'l lad nrarticed a