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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
IMPORT DUTIES.

The Grand Rapids Custom House In
crsssipg Business Monthly.
The custom house has been dong a
land Office business the past few days.
D.. Doornink imported two cases of
valuable books. the value of which was
s659. The duty on the whole invoice
was sl64.I5.
A. Kuppenheimer imported two bar
reis Of scrap tobacco 10 the value OF
s27. The duty was Si1.e0.
". b. Church, OF East-st. has Just
imported piano from London at \
cost of sl63 The duty Of s40.75
brought up t0e total 20 f203.75.
J. Friedrich has just received from
Germany an invoice Of musical instru-
ments - the value OF s474. The duty
was fifS5o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
CLEARING THE GROUNDS.
The Agricultural Fair Directors Decide
the Track Question

The Agricultural Fair Directors Decide
the Track Question
The fair ground directors went to
the new site yesterday and changed the
course Of the track, so that as Il now
1ies Madison avenue, if extended would
cut the course exactly in halves. The
idea OF having a kite-shaped, pear
shaped, or any other new-faugled style
of track has been abandoned because
Of the shape of the present site. Too
much land would have TO be sacrificed
and a thoroughfsre would have to he
made across the course.
Surveyor Skells has laid out track
of the old-fashioned goose-egg pattern,
snd there are only two inches difference
IN the level of the extreme ends of the
course There is tract of thirteen
acres full of grubs and stumps, and
these VIII be removed at once.
The trustees expect to hold a banner
fair next fall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
80 ofCharles a. Bic

The sd news resches ths city thas
Charles A. Rice. son of Ebef Rec, of
tbs city, hss recently died Of dipaths-
rain Passsd "a. Cal The deceased
vas q years of sgs snd ~ss vel knoen
~ macy Young people ot Grand Rap
l1s. Tie eft ths cry tfree years ss1
to make bs home on tie P8c &C. coast.
aa6 wss max ~ good pron 81 of suc.
cess "a fe Hfs remains SD r7ohsl 3
bs brought 10 Grand Espsas for bars a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
New Council Of Eneinaars.

Valley " Couuci No. ras irst-
iutcd last Eht ty Jefferson Young gr.
Supreme cher brE ser ot Anerl
taat eng neer, J. iI- FHord, rac8f8 re-
engineer. G.. II. F4kfr ccfrfsDonaI {
engineer. Henry Brohst anenes
engineer. Wm Beck. treasurer Hsrrg
I.op nr. EhspI su. klEtoe E1c
~en. master Cas- Trxtr
sa nrT master an Ffersf'
Coz aos, s~ntns lhss H esv
OUTSIDE seafne
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

TIE south Park srd Crysfsl SDrnzs
- ,rosd acsrd of directors hsd n'eet-
fHE Yesterday It ess dsC iei - ccn1-
nerce operations ss sscr as ~urTeroT
Sxees can set stskes fof the center 90
t1e rasd. The irsn. tes ard s5rs-grrs e
are a. On ttt Erouad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
Fxtraordinarv Exodus.

ArCHIsoS, Kan, Sept. 29.-An extra
ordinary exodus OF people from West
Of the crop failure. The rush is so great
that the railroads have sent
agents into the country TO look
Tor business, all who can buy an outfit
travel overland, while others take pas
sage on the railroad. The farmers who
have spent from five to twenty years
trying 10 make a success are selling out
and others are abandoning their claims
10 mortgages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
BIRCHALL GUILTY
The Jury Returas > Verdict OF
Nznslaushf
Prisoners SIT FIRE 10 THEIR JAIL
fsspls flssisg fr0na " e~tsrs h2nsAs os
AeeseaE Of ths Crsp fsLiars-A
Regular stsn npsas Indicted
Tor 50 taaiisx.

WoopsroeK, Ont, sept. 2o.-The ul&i
Of j. K. BiTch4ll, vho - charged with
the murder Of +. q Bsnwell, IA Bien-
he.m swamp, in February last, was
concluded ~ li.so tonight, by the jury
returning verdict oi msnslaugnter n
the first degree.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
OUR CITY AT THE FAIR.
A Prominent Lady Attorney of Grand
Rapids - Honored on Committee


Rapids - Houored on n Committee
Mrs. Elizabeth Esglcsfeid, Of this
city, has been appointed by the Worlds
far managers one of a committee Of
four to attend the w0men's interests At
the fair on the SIDE Of the legal proies-
son.
Womsn's work and interests m gen
eral are a. BE- cared for by AZ organ "a
ton called tire Queen Isabella Assocfa-
ton. 4 branch Of thp assgs iat5On viii
have IN charge All that belongs g. wO-
mems connection with the practice oi
the az. regular Institute wiii bs 81
operation az tho far. whore papers vi
be read. speeches and a48rcsses wi ~
made. and al. matters that can nteTes
and profit female ATTORNEYS viii receIVf
sftent0u Mrs Eag.esheld VII be onf
OF the committee on THIS branch of wU
mems woTk A. the fsir.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
TT WILL BE NO JOKE
To BE Convicted or SELLING Liquo
illegally Hereafter.


There were several convicted liquor
men before Judge Burch yesterday, and
he gave them little wholesome advice
on the subject en- hand. lie informed
them that hereafter when saloOn men
were brought before him and convicted
of violating the law. they viii he fined
10 the limit OF the law Tor the first Of
fensc. and for the second ohcnse the
punishment shall be both fine and i'm
prisonment. lie said that the liquor
traffic in the city was generally well
regulated and that the saloon men out
side the city must observe the law.
The sentence upon Jerome Coffin was
deferred Tor one week, and the court
intmated that Jerome would 90 well
to have $500. or thereabouts, within
easy reach when be appears on that oc-
caslOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
For Swindling.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 29.-Col. Zeb
Ward, one Of the most prominent clti-
zens of Arkansas, and Scott Newman,
Jr., local politician, were indicted 10y
the Jefferson county grand jury today,
on the charge of swindling the city on
the granite contract.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

The Gage ard Benediot dancing
parties rlH 10 prone inent among the
pleasures cf the coming season. Thev
VII hcId their opening hail az Company
r Arworv. or Thursday even .r z. ard
p5.l held their schac cf dancing u tbst
uiscs sl the sessc0. Mr. ard Mr.. & d.
e. Braan wIl faTu sh TIE mas.c ss
.rzr7a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
THEY WERE READY
To Convert Grand Rapids Into a Water
ing Pla,e.


The common impression prevails that
The decision of Judge Seyerens on the
pole question was a complete surprise
evea TO the city officials. This IS a
mistake. A line OF action had been
mapped out, which included every pos
sible contingency that could arse.
.syery executive Official OF the city had
lis Instructions, and was prepared for
all duties at q moments notice. tn
case the decision went against the city,
no Official was to be idle; and IN case
the Western Union showed fight no
official was to be Idle. 1t was all ar-
ranged that, If the Telegraph Company
undertook 10 replace the poles, large
quantities of water were TO be needed
suddenly in Canal-st. The fiIemeu
were all ready sunday to convert
Grand Rapids into the most famous
watering place on the continent. For
tunately for somebody's best Sunday
clothes, no such medicinal measures
were called for.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
THE MINISTERS.
The Conference Meets Again After Its
Long Vacation.


Long Vacation.
After a long vacation the ministers
came together again ~ the Fountain-st.
Baptist church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Dr. Fair presided. and Rev. Mr.
Denman acted Sc secretary.
The election of officers vas postponed
to.the next meeting.
All the business that was done was "a
perfect the organization aid define
more closely "a duties and functions
How far the conference can 20 on pub
llC question, the subjects & car discuss
and tne force its resolutions may right
fully have, created a warm debate
Rev. Dr. Far. Presiding Elder Buell
and Rev. 7. q. Smith we're appointed
a committee - report TO the ueTt meet
ing on the order 0f proceedings.
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THE FLOODED DISTRICTS.
Latest Reports From the Lower MI..i.s-
ippi-situaiiou In Arknasa..


GREESvILLE, Miss. March la.-Thc
break has witicncd 10 the extent of 40
feet up To 6::D tonight. One of the
broken ends has finally been secured and
the other end will he made secure to-mor-
row. No great change has yet been ~
ported as escaping from the ovcrfiows.
Only one cabin in the immediate vicinity
Of the break has been washed away.
The water II spreading ON the low places
through the plantations and swamps and
Is now within four miles - Grccnville. in
Black Bayou. A small cmbankmcnt is
bcing thrown up In the northern
part of the city. Ii IL thought
Grcenville II In no danger from this
break. The river has fallen here five
inches since the levee at Lund, Ark,
broke. No effort is bcing made to close
the crcvicc, at the last report and il was
widening and column Of water passing
through.
HELENA, Ark, March t9.-Thc town of
Clarendon Is now pretty highly covered
with water from the White river, which
rose 50 fast that the conductor was COM
PEELED to move the train ON the Arkansaw
Midland road two miles from Clarendon
in order Ia make his run into Helena.
Between Duncan and Clarendon the water
IL on some parts ~ the track six feet
deep.
LAKE PROVIDENCE, La. March ta.-Thc
crcvassc at Raleigh this afternoon was
3,UD feet wide and from 10 tn l. feet deep,
and the water was going through with
tremendous force and velocity. Attempts
are beiug made tn fasten the ends So as
prevent further abrasious.
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NEW YORK, March l9.-Thc dry goods
trade was startled to-day 10y the failure OF
John Y. Plummer q Go. They made a
general assignment for the benefit of cred
itors to their cashier, jeremiah ii. Muir
ply. Plunmcr has also made an individ-
ual assignment. Murphy says the assign-
ment is principally due TO the deprccia-
ton in the value Of goods the firm has
been carrying for some time. Creditors
by uniting can possibly make the sus-
pension only temporary. Murphy says the
liabilities are about 81 10000 OF which x'D,-
600 is for borrowed money and the balance
due to manufac turcrs and for trust money
deposited with the firm 10y relatives anI
friends. The assets nominally are a little
larger than the liabilities, and consist of
stock, outstanding accounts and valuable
real estate owned by Plummcr. The
trade attributes the failure To over adj
vances chiefly on satinet accounts, and
complications arising from the old firm OF
Stone 4 Darling, whose business Plummer
took. He was active in republican politics
but il is claimed that did not interfere
with his business. He is "a personal friend
of President Harrison and took IA leading
part in the last presidential campaign in
the TRY goods trade.
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Private wild's veracity Assailed.

CHICAGO, March la.-In the court mar
tial Of Lieutenant Steele to-day Private
Wild was recalled and repeated his story.
Sergeant John Comas of the Fifteenth in
fantry testified that he knew Wild i'm his
company some years ago under the name
of Daniel u. Ward. He said Wild's repu-
tation for truth was bad and that he
wouldn't believe him under oath.
Sergeant Shaw of the Eighth
cavalry also questioned Wilds
veracity and said Lieutenant Steclc's con-
duct had always been gentlemanly. Two
privates of,the eight cavalry testified to the
same effect and the defense Offered to
produce - witnesses To testify to Wild's
bad reputation and all the soldiers of
Lieutenant Steele's company To testify Ia
took tie matter under consideration.
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ton to the interesting and important com:
munications and estimates appended
hereto, received from the different depart
ments and bureaus of the government, in
dicating great interest manifested by
the people of the country and foreign ma
tions In this celebration, and "a more care
ful consideration of the subject since the
first report of the committee has more
deeply impressed the commit se with the
grandeur and importance at undertaking
and confirmed them In the opinion that
II will prove la be Of the greatest national
advantage. In conclusion is attached "a
statement from senator Farewell, saying
that subscriptions To the fair fund are
bona fldc and will bc paid.
The minority report, signed by Belden,
Hatch and Flower, says: The under
signed members dissent from the forcgo-
ing report and it's conclusions and believe
that the following resolution, which we
voted for should have been adopted :
That when the guarantee fund Of Slo,OO,-
O0O be secured by Chicago, in sutiiccncy
and legality, which shall be satisfactory
to this committee We report the pending
bill with such amendments as the COM
mittec may agree upon.
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Crank or Crook:

WAsHISGToS, March 19.-Dr. Harrison
Wagner, whose numerous and heavy
suits against the Adams express company
instituted in small county courts have re-
Gently attracted considerable attention, is
locked up in the police station here to
wait the pleasure Of the authorities OF
Stafford county. Va, who want him
on the charge Of forgery of signatures Ia
the documents In the case. Wagner
says he was manufacturer Of
medicines i'm Frederick county, Md,
and brought suits against the Adams
express company in several states for n
failure To deliver his medicines, obtain
ing numerous judgments by default. He
ner il Thought 20 be a crank.
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The bingham Iuauest.

CHicAUo, March i9.-At the inquest into
the cause II the death of Mrs. Jennie
Bingham, whose mysterious murder was
mentioned last night. an aIibi was eStal'-
lis,ed for her husband who was proved to
have been in Milwaukee, Sunday night.
The police are working on several
theories. the principal one being that she
went driving with "a man they are trying
To locate Sunday night and while stupe-
fled with liquor or drugs fell out of th'.
buggy receiving fatal injuries. The
woman is said Ia hay" been addicted To-
norphine.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.


LOSS of nv >sruf tne
indianapolis Fire.
lNDINNtPoLIs, March l9.-Part Of the
roof Of the Bowen Merrill building, which
was Quilted by fire two days ago, fell this
afternoon, buryinu a large number Of
men in the ruins. IL IL believed from t5
to y arc killed or injured.
The reports of eye witnesses are very
conflicting as To the number supposed To
be in the wreck, and probably most of
those near the falling wall escaped. Peter
Albin and William Meadows, carpenters
engaged in bracinR the iron front, were
buried beneath tho debris. but were soon
rescued. both considerably hurt. IL is i'm
possible to make thorough search of the
wreck yet, as the rest OF the iron front
threatens 10 topple over at any moment.
Immediately after the fall Of the roof the
east wall of the adjoining building. occu-
pied by Bcknells store, fell in. II Is bc-
iievcd that all the clerks aud customers
escaped.
Later-An investigation proved that
only two men werc slightly hurt, though
many had narrow escapes. Flames
broke out again in the ruins and are still
burning tonight. II is feared that two
three-story buildings adjoining the
wreckage have been damaged 10y the
crash and are likely TO succumb.
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GERMANY'S Y'SCHANCELLOR.
General Won CaprlVi Appointed Is Bis
mafck's Successor.
Count Herbert Bismarck Receives
an Ambassadorship- designation
of Ministers Comments on
the Appointment.

BERIIN, March l9.-Gcneral Won Cap
rivi, commander Of the Tenth army corps
has been appointed chancellor of the cn,-
pirv To succeed bismarck. Bismarck in
his note to the emperor rendering his res
iRnation, alleged that old age and failing
health are his reasons for desiring to with
draw from public life.
To-lay's papers call attention To the fact
that while taking lunch yesterday with the
Delegates to the labor conference. his
marck gave cordial greeting Ia Jules
simon, head of the French delegation, and
had long conversation with him. He has
invited all the French delegates tn dine
with him Tomorrow.
The National Ga sstfc says that General
Won Caprivi, the new chancellor. has
also been appointed president of the
Pr,lssian ministry. The Gose,te also says
Count Herbert bismarck persists In re-
signing the position of imperial foreign
minister. and he will he succeeded by
either Won Radowitz, German ambassa-
doc at tonstantinoplc, or Count Won
Hatzfcldt, German ambassador at Lon
don.
Chancellor Capriyi will not assume the
foreign portfolio. Won Boetticher becomes
president OF the Pr'Issian ministry. Count
Gutenberg, governor OF Hcsse, Nassau,
succeeds won Bocttichcr as minister of the
interior. Count Herbert Bismarck will
receive an ambassadorship. Ministers
Hrrrfurth and Maybach have resigned.
The TagsbiaH says the emperor has dis
missed Count won Waldcrsee, his chief of
stall.
LONDON, March l9.-Thc Berlin rorrc-
spondent of the Ncrs denies the story
that bismarck refused Ia visit the
emperor in the evening before his rcsig-
nation. II is reported that the emperor
WAS annoyed at Bismarck for interviewing
| windthorst without consulting him. IL
Is said he IL certain Bismarck did not I'M
tend Ia resign at present. because he in
| tended tn make IA great political speech
| in the rcopcning Of the reiclistag and
await chance for an impressive exit
from the political scene. Bismarck IL In
excellent spirits. He suffers from inson-
mia, aud earnestly desires rest. His fam
ily, and especially his wife, is glad he
\ resigned.
The Times Berlin correspondent says
Although "A soldier Of the first order, Ca
prki in the opinion of all his intima,es,
IL very much more. and IL personal ap.
pearance counts for anything he is a man
of great force of character. He bears n
remarkable likeness to Bismarck.
The StdnJ0Ufs Berlin correspondent
says: The emperor likes Caprivi person.
ally, hut he il intractablc by nature and
| not likely to be chancellor long.
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NsNisan Notes.

CRY or MfNico, March H.. The Amer
lean general passenger agents held "a
meeting to-day and organized, every at
tcntion being paid them 10y officials and
citi1ens. President Diar has ordered that
every possible courtesy d" extended io
them.
General Corrillo, commanding forces
operating against the lalui-. ulcgraphs
the war department that hr Will COM
menrr vigorous campaign.
IL II stated that Eyraud, the French
mnr,lcrrr, u In Lower California.
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Five Miners Perish.

HrRLEy, Wis, March ia great fire
iS raging in the Gcrmania mine. Five
miners have pcrishcd. All efforts 10 stay
the flames are unsuccessful. Tn" uufor-
tunate men are James Thomas. his son
Joseph Thomas, Hugh Waller. Jim Sulli-
van and William Banks. all miners. The
loss will reach slOO,UD.
Waller escaped from the mine With
about four hundred mcn when the fire
first broke out, hut returned Ia res"ii" the
others still IN the min" and was himself
burned Ia death.
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GUTHRIE, I. T., March ls.-Thc patrol
Of the Cherokee strip by the United States
forces has begun. These troops were
masscd a, this point this morning. From
the hotel they will march Ia the four diff
ferent points along the southern boundary
Of the strip, thence they will march ~
squads, covering as much ground as po,'-
sihie. north through the strip, notifying
the settlers aud those who now remain Of
the presidents notice and forcibly eyict-
ing those who refuse Ia go voluntarily.
Once out they will bc kept out.
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BrrTALo, March 10. Conductor Houg-
falling was arraigncd this morning charged
with mi-d"meanor Ia being responsible
for Ia. Ray View accident. Ia accordance
with ia" verdict 20 the coroner's jury. II.
pleaded not guilty aud was held 10 await
th. action % ia. grand jury.
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READING. Pa, March ~. Tn" commit
tee Of the Evangelical ASSOCIATION APP
pointed Ia try Bishop Esher of Chicago
began its hearing to-day. The charges
read were, in substance. as follows: Tn
christian conduct, slander, evil speaking
aud fals"hood, creating disssnsion, per-
pctIatiug and int"nsifying agitation IN
the church aud disturbing her peace by a
revival of old aud previously adjndicated
differences. bishop Esher IL not In at
tendance.
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l,u.sIa.. Mi,I,ar, Conr.r.nr..

ST. PErERsBUR,8, Marh ls.-At the mil
itary conference here General Cntcrb.i-
ger, governor Of the province 81 Amor.
advocated "a policy Of moderation toward
China on the ground that in ease 81 war
Russia could only place 20 baitalion-
against 5000 Manchurian soldiers. lie
urged the speedy CONSTRUCTION Of ib" ST
brrian railroad as the best rountrraction
Ia the massing Of Chinese troops on the
Siberian boundary with the object ~ s.ik-
ing Russian ports On the North Pariii"
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wAsHISUroS, March ~. Republican
members of the ways and means com
mittee will submit tariff bill To the full
committee on Friday. An agreement has
been reached on Mexican lead ores. Lead
ores will be dutiablc AT ~ cents per
pound aud will have Ia pay duty regard
less Of whether or not the lead ore u as
sociated with other ores.
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PITTsBrRD, March ~. Thr. hundred
men will quit work AT ia. Keystone roll
ing mill tonight on account of a rtduc-
ton ia wages because 81 poor material.
Trouble at Oliver Brothers' mill over the
discharge ~ a man resulted ia "A strike of
40 and II is alleged that all 81 the 1 80
employees will 90 out tomorrow,
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THIEVES THICK IN HELENA.
Governor Toole Gives King u Chance Ia
Get u New Trial,

Vaft u NtW
Spseial 10 the standard.
HELENA, March ls.-Govcrnor Toolc to-
day granted respite until May <, to
Thomas King who was Ia bc executed for
murder at Boulder, March 2s. The re-
spite was granted on the advice Of Judge
Galbraith, and Kings attorneys who are
preparing appeals for n new trial. No
less than dozen burglaries and small
thefts have been committed in Helena
within week. The belief that the thieves
are organized has started some vigilantc
talk.
This afternoon "A diamond thief was
captured and lodged in the city jail, hut
the door was left open and he walked out
and has not been seen since. The police
force has been enlarged and every effort
is being made to capture the thieves.
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Tn. u,r,,.h s,.die.,. Get. There.

CuIcAOo, March ia.-Au announcement
was made tonight tina, the prupo-cd sale
~ the Hammond Dressed Beef company
to an English syudicat. had been con-
srmrnat.d. tn" new capitalization Il
S6,JOO.UD, aud IL l. said all has been
ulaccd in London.
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tnTw.u,y-r.ur I,.uoJ.

NEw ORLEANS. March 10. Prof. James
Connors Of the Buffalo athletic club.
knocaed ont Tommy Danforth of Harlem
in "a rounds tonight. Danforth did most
of the leading and made very SNOWY
~trtiggl" hut was ovcrmatchcd.
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Mrs.. l,urcb.II Discharged.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, March is.-Mrs.
Burchell was taken before IA. police
magistrate to-d,y, but as neither Dc,sctiy.
Murray OF Crown Attorney Raymond had
any evidence against Mrs. Burrbcll, the
magistrate discharged her.
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WAsniSGros. March i9.-Thc ho,is.
committee ON public lands to-day or,iers-i
"a favorable report ON the Comstock bill
for the relief of settlers ou tn. Northern
Pacific indemnity lands with few
amendments
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CHICAGO, March i9.-Tclegrans 10 the
general officer Of the Northwestern road
state that two passenger trains met i'm a
collision at Lavclle. Wis.,, yesterday. The
trains were Ia have met there, but n mis-
take was made in the sidctracking OF one
and collision resulted. One woman.
four men and ON" child were injured. two
quit. seriously.