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CANADA.

The Railroad Scandal.-A Turbulent
Scene In PaTliament.sA Commits
SIOn Of InQuITy Announced by the
Governor General. '
OrTowA, August 13.-An extraordina'
~ scene took place at q meeting OF Par
lament to-day. The Speaker took the
chair. Mckenzie, the leader Of the op.
position, promptly rose and moved res
olution CondemniDg the removal Of the
investigation into the charges against the
Ministers In connection with the Pacific
Railroad scandal, for Q Parliamentary
Committee 10 Royal Committee as q
violation Of the privileges Of the House.
The Speaker endeaVored in vain
to call him TO order, but he was
supported by loud shouts Of "priV.
ilege," and "gO on" from tho opposition
benches. Mckenzie proceeded 10 speak,
when the usher OF the black rod appear.
cd. He continued speaking amid the
utmost confusion, during which, the
usher Of the black rod delivered his mes.
sage and retired. The speaker then lett
his chair. and with the supporters Of the
government, left for the Senate Chamber
10 hear the Governor's speech, amidst the
groans and hisses otthe occupants Of the
opposition benehegi who remained In
their seats. u .u
Parliament waG prorogued with a
speech by the Governor General in the
course, ,oftwhich be said: u have thought
1t expedient IN the intersest Of the good
government to order that a commission
should be issued 70, enquire into certain
matters connected with the Canadian,
Province Railroad 10 which the public
attention has been directed, and that the
evidence Rdduced before such q
commission should be taken on oath.
The Commissioners shall be instructed to
proceed with the inquiry with all dill
gencs, and 10 transmit their report as
we'll TO the Speakers of the Senate and
House Of Commons as 10 myself. Imme.
1iately on the receipt Of the report ! shall
cause Parliament 10 be summoned for the
the dispatch Of business, 10 give an early
opportunity Of taking such report into
.O.....'
Great excitement prevails with regard
10 theproCeeding 10 Parliament above re.
erred 10. The opposition members held
meeting this evening.
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SPAIN.

RAYoNNB, AnQuat ia Bhtioh steam.
er to-dsy landed 1t Fcatarabia With 1000
rides, O. 200 pounds Of ammunition and
forty horses toT the OaFliSlS. The VeHSal
was subsequently captured By . spanlAh
mAn;ot:War and toRed into the hArbor Of
San Zebastion.
In the Cortes to-day, tho lEinistar oE.
State declared that be Ghchid command
the e1radltion Of the 1nBurs rstlgeo0
In foreign countries.
LONDON, August 13.-A special dis
patch TO the London Standard rOp5Fil
that Llaseraga has captured the town q
Vergara, In Quipugeoa, twenty miles
from TaloaR. The CRrlists claim that
this success is the most important they
have had since the beginning Of the cam.
paign.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New ,YoRK, August 13.-John somers,
known 10 the police as swindler and
thief, was arrested last night while at
tempting to throw Andrew ]. Wilson,
supposed western merchant, into the East
river. SOmers was subsequently ideDti-
fed as the thief who robbed q woman in
the Fulton Ierry'housc few nights ago oi
$500.
The bark Dllharree at this port this
morning, reports having spoken the
steamer E. II. Arndt on the 10Th inst, in
lat 40:36 north, long. $3.50 west, bound
northwest When spoken the same day
by the steamer Mas, AS printed yester.
day, she was in lat. 4l;03 north, long.
0O:lS west. The steamer lett to-day for
q cruise of tho coast and to assist the
Arndt 10 make this port. The Captain OF
the steamer Mas says be offered 10 lake
the Arndt In tow II her commander would
name satisfactory sum. The latter was
willing to accept Of towSge, but to leaye
the remuneration to the settlement ofthe
owners Of the two vessels. t,.,
John Bowen, aged 65 years, Of No. 145
Spencer street, Brooklyn, while carrying
bis infant grADdchild downstairs fell The
child Was killed and himself fatally in-
lufed. -...g.I..'..' Il
A Joint suit has been commenced, In
The United States District Court against
]. r. Platt and 3. A. Boyd, importers, 70
recover $1,000, 900 gold for the under val
uAtlon OF importA Separate suits against
each have also been commenced TO recover
5000 and $4,000 for similar offences,
The first bale Of new cotton was re-
ceived to-day from Savannah, and sold at
auction for 10tc. 4
VIM. Kennedy, deputy keeper oI the
Tombs, who accidentally shot and killed
Thos. O'Brien, while cleaning q pistol,
to-day, that he kept his revolver
n order that he might defend himself
lgainst Sharkey, the murderer, who had
attempted to stab him o few days ago:
The agent OF the steamer Alabama
Itate that the cable report of the collision
between their steamer and the ship Abo-
%, Is mistake, as the Alabama sailed
rom Belfast on the 4lh inst, and the
Abona from Montreal on.thel sth, and 1t
would have been impossible for the yes
Iels TO have met at the time mentioned.
The collision OF two tugs, with an ex'
,ursion barge, last night, on the Hudson
liver, near Albany, resulted in one by
)eing fatally injured and others badly
wounded. ......I .. .p..
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INDIAN TERRITORY.

ST. LOUIS, August 13.-Mr. A. Cole, Of
Venita, Indian Territory, arrived here
this evening. he reports the returns Of
the election In tho Cherokee nation not
yet all In, but that both the Downing
and Ross parties are sanguine Of success
80 far as the Local Council and the Sen
ate are concerned; but the Ross
party is disposed to admit that
the Downing party have elected the
Major to the Grand Council at Okmulge.
The Downing party l9 composed Of halt;
breeds, and favor Sectionizing Of the land
in seVeralty, aud opening Of the Territory
70 settlement, while the RoOl party, or
full bloods, strenuOuSly oppose this
scheme, and favor holding land and prop
nv In common.
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Pilgrimage of English Roman Cath.


e ECGW 1'oRK, August 13.-Following
the example Of their continental breth-
rem, says the Pail Mall Gazette, The Eng.
lish Roman Catholics are now organizing
a pilgrimage to Parsy 10 Monial, Q small
town some distance from Paris, which
has acquired It's reputation, as heretofore
o: pilgrimage from the fact that, &C.
cording 10 the Catholic belief, just 800
years ago the Savior appeared there TO
the blessed Mary Margaret Alacaquse
and entrusted To her message TO propagate
the worship Of the sacred heart, The
English pilgrimage Is being organized un-
der the auspices Of o very Influential com.
mittee, at the head oI which are the Duke
Of Norfolk md the Earl OF Denbigh, the
Secretary being Lord Walter Kerr. The
pilgrimage Is advertised 10 start from
London on Tuesday, Sept. ID. The pill
grims will reach Parsy 10 Monial on
Wednesday, and having performed their
deVotiOns Thursday, may return to Lon.
don Friday night or Saturday morning.
All persons Wishing 10 join are requested
10 send in their names by the 10th Of
August. The price oi the journey Is,
first class G5, second class e..
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THE TURF


FoRr WAYNE, August 18.-Thls was
the first day OF the races under the auspi'
ces Of the Fort Wayne Driving Park Aeso'
citation, and everything passed OF satistAc'
torily as the rain last night put the track
In fne condition, and the weather was
everything that could be desired. The
attendance was quite large for tho first
day. -. - J. ~, : ~.
The int race, Tor horses that had never
beaten three minutes, for purse OF 3d.
900, was won by b. m. Dolly, owned by
Samuel Pierce, Of Anderson, Ind, In three
straight heats. Time, es49i, 2:4l, 2:4lt.
The second. race, for horses that had
never beaten 2:37, for a purse OF 1870,
was won by b. 6. Jo Shannon, owned BY
William DeLong, Of Mansfield; Ohio, 10
three straight heats. Time, 2.4sf, 9;40el
$685., The prospect for tomorrow d
n0On. |. n
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MEMPHIS.
Mysterious Murder.

MRMPHis, TENN, August 1S.-Yester.
day morning the body Of negro woman
named Lou Porter was found under a
lrestle on the Paducah railroad In North
Memphis, and II was supposed she had
been killed by d train. After the body
had been buried reports Of foul play were
circulated, and Coroner Caldwell had the
body exhumed, and post mortem exam.
lnatlon revealed the fact that abe had
been murdered and placed there, her
neck having been broken and several
wounds inflicted with an axe or hstchet
upon the head, but nothing was developed
as to who committed the deed. She had
been arrested Tor drunkenness the day
hAfnFe N'rs# t 4
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LITTLE ROCK.

A CHAPTER OF CRIME AND CASUALTY.
LITTLE Rock, August 19.-A deputy
sheriff of Monroe county was killed Sat
urday while attempting to arrest q des-
peradO.
Nathan Bird, an old and Unknown
citizen, residing In Redwood, Lonoke
county, In q personal difficulty, was shot
and killed, yesterday, by o young man
named Sullivan. The former had sued
the other. and 1t was during the trial that
the difficulty MInu. ..0..
Near Augusta, Oh Friday, g negro WO-
man put her two children 10 bed and
went 10 church. When abe returned abe
found the house burned 70 the ground and
the two children persisted In the flames.
Alice Stanley, q woman Of the town,
made an unsuccessful attempt OF suicide
last night, She took an overdose Of NOR.
mime,
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Frauds BY a chicago Railroad Clerk.

CHICAGO, August 1S.-George Harper,
Q young man employed as clerk In the
chief engineers Office Of the Illinois Cen
tral railroad, has been detected In q spec.
ulation by means Of placing fictitious
names on the pay rolls and drawing the
money thereon hinseB, by which he has
succeeded In deiraudlng the company out
Of about $4,000. Harper has Q family,
and Is Q man Of sober habits. He had IN
vested portion Of his savings In bonds,
which TO the amount Of $4,000 he has
turned over 10 the company, and his
friends having made up the balance, Il d
undergtood that the matter will not b
taken before the courts. I
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The War. against the Railroad. Mo-
nOpOlleS.-SPeech by Gov Booth'

The War. against .Ihs Railroad. No.
nOpOIIeS.-Speech By Gov. Booth.
SAN FRANopco, August 13.-In a
speech before mas meeting Of the Peo-
ple's Union last night, Gov. Booth spoke
about the present diSintegration OF parties
In The presence Of the new dangers which
are now the issue. He said party di1cip-
line was destroyed. Men differ, not -
Republicans and Democrats, but Rs men
Of independent convictions. These moral
forces can no more be represented BY
platforms and resolutions than the tenn.
pcst can be stayed by q proclamation Of
pepcA. When parties cease 10 represent
prlncipleS and ideas, nOpoWer can hold
ihem together. Tho contest now through
ont the Union is an old one between pre-
rogSiiye aud personal freedom between
me mower ofthe strong TO take and the
right Of each man 10 hold his own. The
influence OF the concentration Of capital
Is 10 be resisted. 1t fights Tor control Of
the railroad system everywhere, ior polit'
cal supremacy in every State, and with
this immense pressure upon our
rights, we are 10 danger OF being
enslsyed In spirit and Of losing the
sense Of manly Independence which Is
essential 10 freedom. The power threat
enine this danger has mot reached unity;
but lie work Is certainly being done, The
tendency 10 concentration under single
Mead IA 40 manifest that all can see It.
Tho speaker held that when the govern.
ment, builds railroads It should control
them for the public good, and when de-
iranded Of securities should take posses
sion Of the roads. Referring 10 the Cen
iraI Pacific Railroad, he said that through
out the State its iron finger is on every
pulse Of industry. On every throat the
non hand is zig ghtening it9 unrelenting
grasp at tho interest or caprice OF an iron
will. v.'..... ....a.. Il,
The Democrats nominated DR.. A. j.
Bowie. Frank McCoppin, State Senator
remarked that was another point gained
by the railroad monopoly. .l. III
Thure ID q material decrease In Chinese
immigration. Only one hundred and
seventy came the present trip. r..
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mInnsao,n Cron Proapec,a.

MINNEAPOLIS, August 13.-The editor
nl the RdrHsrS Union has just returned
from a tour Of inspection through the
State. He says that wheat threading
commenced aweek ago to-day, and that
all the machines are now generally at
work. The yield is most abundant and
In some instances turns out better than
expected. No field thus far threshed has
yielded less than twenty-five bushels TO
the acre, while many run far above that
figure. The Oldest inhabitants have
never seen q more unlnterruptibly favor
able harvest season than they have enjoy.
ed this year.
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CLEVELAND.
Killed By q FalIlHg Planks.Sunday
Liquor LaWs.Th0 Saratoga Trap.
shooting n-ChampIOnbhIp Medal
Declined. ld sE.fl

AAAAASe ~ = = oAAA8B klA4AA9A4A4Al
Liquor LaWs.Th0 Saratoga Trap.
shooting i-ChampIOnbhIP Medal
Declined ID I.fa
CLEVELAND, O., August lS.-Mlchael
Grot, q well known citizen, was killed
yesterday afternoon by being struck hy 4
heavy plank falling itom E6e upper plat
form Of limekiln?' Whete n. drot was
supeFinie ending Some repairs. .
The wife OF Lewis Muncie, @ detective
Of this city, was found dead BY her hus-
band In her bedroom, yesterday after.
noon. At tic post mortem examination
the opinion was given that death was
caused BY an attempt TO produce an
abortion. .1'-..1l ~ ~ -.
Ferdinand Knrlz, saloon keeper, who
was arrested for the violation Of the Sun
day liquor lSW, and brought before Judge
GriSwRld Of the Superior Court on writ
OF hdbeaS corpus, was to-day remanded TO
custody, Judge GFiSWald deciding that
the Superior Court had no jurisdiction mi
tho premises, bot that the police court has
the exclusive Jurisdiction Of the violation
Of city ordinances. He gave no opinion
q 70 The validity ofths Sunday liquor or.
ldinanca. 20 =
Harvey Brown, Of this city, who won
the Lorillard medal, typifying the cham.
tpionbhtp In the United States In trap
shooting ct the recent contest Rt Saratoga,
yesterday returned the medal 10 the or
lginAl donor, accompanied by the follow
ing letter, which explains itself:
Louis LOrtlldrd, Rsq., NsD York.
DEAR sB-I have forwarded to you
this day per United States Express the re.
ceipt herewith ior the LorillRrd national
championship medal won by me at the re-
cant grand sweepstakes at Saratoga
Springs, August 2, 1873. Having asyet,
as its posaessor, received no challenges In
accordance with the regulations govern.
ing the. championship, deem 1t proper
to return the medal 10 you as the original
donor, TO be disposed Of % may best suit
your views and wishes. The reason for |
this action is that my recent experience |
at Saratoga Springs satisfies me that
the contest In defending the badge are
likely to be OF such q character that no
gentleman can consistently enter into
them. regret that the initiRtory step in
yUuE pEAHe WoEIuy euotL u tlatt ~ tiI ~
country should have developed the gam.
blers greed for gain, rather than an hon.
est desire 10 teat the comparative merit
Of the contestants. l trust that any Sec
Ond sweepstake for this medal will start
out under such auspices that the future
contest 10 itS defence will be all that you
and other true sportamen could desire.
With much respect I remain your
obedient servant. ..l ~
(slgnedl , yv HARyRY A. Brown.
Mr.. Brown fairly won the medal by |
superior skill In shooting, but he does not |
chose to compromise bis position as q |
gentleman by continuing to compete in Q |
contest which was shoWn at Saratoga In. |
wolves all the base acts of the pool stand. |
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The Women Medical Students Re.
jeCIed 0t RdInbuPg.

NEW YORK, August 18.-According To
foreign files received, the women medical
students who have been rejected at Ed.
inburg are trying what the university at
st. Andrews win do for them In their
application. They point out that they
have fifteen women at least prepared 70
be graduated OF once. They will bear
all the costs OF obtaining Q supplementary
charter, II necessary, and that they are
also prepared at once to hire or buRd
suitable premises for Q medical school,
and are also in q poSftion to Rfnnge for .
complete course Of lectures on an required
subjects ola medical education which are
not taught at'Sk Andrews University,
II the authorities will sanction such an
arrangement and will subsequently admit
them 10 examination and graduation. -
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steamer News.

ap sourHAnProN, August IS. ARRIVED
Steamships Koelen and Mosel, from New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, August 13.-ArriVed-
Steamship Pennsylvania, from Liverpool
NRw YORK, August 13,-Arrived-
Steamships California and TrinAcTiA, IRON
Glasgow, and the Scotia, from Liverpool
SANDY BOOK, August 18-4S0 P. NJ
SteamShIp E. n, Arndt Ia signAlled.
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SAGR ADVICE TO YoUNG DOCTORs-
Dr. YoudCll advises young doctors as lol'
lows about the treatment Of the sick:
"WhatevCr sick people have true de-
sire for they should be indulged In. When
your little patients have been sick long
time, and have become anRmic and cma.
CiAIed, (tt may bO for want Of proper Iood0
have them carried to the table, and allow
them to indicate by signs, il they have no
words, what thelrsystemS require TO build
them up again. ..-..,r.a ,
Infants suffer great disttcsswlen i'll on
account Of thirst, which they have NO way
Of making known " you except by Their
moans and cries, You will often be do
lighted 10 sec how instantly these plainti
cease on your giving the little sufferers
drink Of cold water. Dismiss from youl
minds, then, and everywhere discounte'
nance the absurd notion that cold drinks
eau ever be injurious TO the sick"
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Railroad Accident.

BALTnloRE, August 18.-About I'VE
O'Clock this evening, two accommod dalton
trains on the Baltimore & Potomac River
Railroad, came In collIslon Of ToWhband
Street Junction, this city. Both engines
and several passenger cars were badly
smashed. George Allen, q fireman, had
q leg cruGhed and received other injuries
from which he died. Andrew BurTel,
engineer, was severely injured.
During the prevalence oI heavy storm
to.uight, q dihiculty occurred In the open
cut In the Baltimore & Potomac River
Tunnel, this city. Train are prevented
from running. .....l.
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CHICAGO.
lIeellnE of Pork Packerg.

CHICAGO, August 1S.-A meeting ot the
pork packers and proyiSion dealers Of
this city was held this evening. The object
oil the meeting was TO make the pre-
limlnary arrangements Tor the reception
of the delegates TO the Pork
Packers and Provision DealeB' Annual
Convention, which meets here on the
10th Of September next, A number OF
committees were appointed, and com.
pleie arrangements will be made for
properly entertaining the delegates.
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Movements OF PreOidenI Grant.

PORTLAND, Me-, August lS.-The rove
nue. steamer McCulloch, leaves here To-
morrow noon for Rockland TO t1ke Presi-
dent Grant to Bar HarboE and Mt Desert
On Friday or Saturday, he will 20 70
Bangor In the McCullOch and return 70
Augusta by q special trainin the evening
On Monday morning, no goes to The
White Mountains by railroad.
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ArrIyal Of the sIeamOhID Arndt,

New York, August 1S.-The steamer
Arndt, which arrived tonight, simply re.
ports that on the IAN Of July, when In
latitude Al and longitude 46, abe lost her
propeller, and has aimee experienced head
winds, Gains and ioggy weather. She
has 436 passengers aboard, all we'll.
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GhrG4telliqs1ctr

THERE must be very unciVilized state
ofsociety about Memphis and Little Rock.
A dispatch from either place rarely fails
to chronicle at least one murder and gen.
orally other varieties OF deviltry ordinari.
ly supposed TO be peculiar 10 barbarous
trfhnu r.s.... l..
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steamer on Fire IN Boston RarboE..
Narrow Escape from Disaster.

BosToN, August 1S-The steamer Fa.
vorite with an excursion party numbering
100 persons took fire today IN the harboI
which caused considerable Of . panic
The flames were extinguiShed without
material damage. Tho passengers were
taken Of BY q schooner which can't
AlonRside. .u.-.
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PrTsBURGH, August lS-The stage of
water feet and falling. MonoDgRhelu
ONcnEATT, August 13-RiVer falling
LoUBvrLLR, August 13-RIver falling;
8 feet In the canal and 8 feet In the paSS.
Weather cloudy and pleasant Business
dull.
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Arrival Of Escaped COnVictS at Bal.
L - u = -lImnIe, Il

BALTIMORE, August 13.-Three Alge'
rian convicts from the French PENAL col
ony Of Cayenne, whittier they had been
sentenced for ton years each, one for rob
bing, another for murder, and third lor
aasaultipg a French officer, have arrived
at this port. They claim to have es
capped, 10 company with 100 fellow con
yicts, and after terrible suferiDgs 10 the
swamps and jungles, reached DemararR
They have. been committed to BsyVieW
ARVlum.
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OINCINNATI.
Accldent..The EipOsluoi

CINCINNATI, August 18,-Alocs Elme.
ger, O iresco painter, employed in decor
stlng the art hall, oi the Exposition build.
ipV, Iell from the scafiold this evening a1d
died shoruy slterWaId. s@JgEP
IThecommlSion, az the meeling to-
dRY, reported that q general ,Ne9ignmeni
ol spics will be mAdo'next week, ? 'aiter
which, tho exhibitors must take theil
chances. The prospects Tor success were
never so flattering a. Rt present.
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rhn nenlh Rntn in ChIcnro

CHICAGO, August 1S.-The number Of
deaths reported in the city during the
week Is exacty the same as the preyiouI
week, hut decrease Of nlnety.hve from
the corresponding week ol last year! Ol
tho deathsS 100 were iron choleFA inian-
tutn, ...... -Nt
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Fatal Buggy Collision in New Or.
leaRg.

NEW ORLEANH, August 1S-The buggy
Of II. o. Larens and 7. L. Couret colllded
with AcarriAge on the shell road lA1tnight
smashing the buggy and knocking LAren1
and Courst inSensible, The former died
without recovering consciousness Courei
will recover.
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ship Run Down and sunk.

LONDON, August 18.-It Is reported TO-
day that the ship Abcons from Montreal
Tor Glasgow, was run down and sunk by
tho steamship Alabama, from GlASgoW
tor New York, and that the wrecking,
which was first thought to be the Ala
bama, was tho Altoona.
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France Nursing Her AnimosIty
D. Against Germany.

Vut0IEu News by Iho mhIIlJ
NEW YoRK, August 13.-The Belfast
correspondent Of the London 7TmeS Writes
q letter 10 that journal which goes 70
show that time has softened but little the
animoslty oI the French towards the Ger.
mans. Un the contrary the hostility
seems to bc more intense than ever.