Rich At Lansing

Lanslng, Mich, Maren 24.- ExTGovernor John T. Rich arrived in Lansing night on the evening train from Detroit. He was driven at once to the residenee of R. H. Marsh on Grand street, whers he held a conference with Speakei Gordon, and Reps. Adams, Bates, Kelley, Bemis, Foote, l'e ■ ■ and Sawyer. Rep. Sawyer iiaa his rooms ai Mr. Marsh's and thé exgovernor stopped there last night, and after getting liis breakfast at the same place he was driven to the train bound for Detroit, without meeting any of Ms old comrades. Those who were ai the ferem e n-{u,' to say vrtial was dlscussed. The vlsll of Rich and his conference wlth these statesmen had ts very evihouSeefoedCayn 'he proceedln8S of the FirM Rep Foote introducen the bil] to ' repeal the charter of the Michigan Central, wlnch e. w. Moore f ;1'"-'-'l lasl session, and whlch Poóte uien opposed strenuously. Thls bil! has been a stumbling block in the wzy of railroad legislation for yenrs and there Is no reason to suppose tha( the old argumenta wil] not be as effectlve as ever. The introductlon oi DUi makes II posslble to bring out the