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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
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Highest barometer. 80, $50. End; lowest barome-
tor. 29.st9, 17th; monthly range Of barometer.
o99l; highest Temperature, 1917, 5th lowest ten
perature, 32.bo, Etn anu Slst; monthly range OF
temperature as So; greatest daily range OF tenn
perature $3.50, Sist lowest daily range of temper
AZURE, 7.6o Sd; of maximum temperatures.
50 10; mean of minimum temperatures. Al 80; mean
daily range OF temperature. 1875; total rainfall or
10 cited snow. 8,6J inches depth of unmelted snow
lying on ground at end of month, none; prevail
ing wind, northeast; total movement Of wind,
Ass miles; maximum velocity OF wind
and direction So miles southwest, 9Th; mum
Der Of foRgy days O; number of cloudy days
on which rain fell, .i5 plumber of cloudy
days on which no rain fell, o; total number
OF days on which rain or snow fell IL;
nu mber Of rain storms preceded by winds
from the northeast. {; southwest. ]; south
cast, 2; calm, j south 2; north. J; porth>
west, I. Dates Of auroras none; dates of solar
haos, none; dates of lunar talos. l7th; dates
Of frost, End. goth, 2lst. 23.d. 10Th 18th, 3ist.
Tu' I ntlHu .aa sg1 y, +. HouGH,
Sergeant. Signal Service, U. 5. A.
Knoxville, Tenn, April 2, 1880, IVY -i.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

Smith got good dinner at home few
days ago by telling his wife that he was
going to bring judge home with him to
that meal. When he arrived alone, and
Mrs. Smith asked him where the judge
was, he triumphantly pointed to himself,
remarking I'm good Judge of a dinner"
He will be obliged to cook up dinner in
some other way hereafter SAD
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

, CO.,. KNOXVILLE, April 8, 1880,
T1RE IRoN-Two horse, per pound, 81
cents; One horse, per pound, cents.
NAILs-Per keg rates, $780, per pound,
81 cents.
+. Horse SHoEs-P Per key, $780, turned,
Zoe each. t4
HORSE SHOE NAILs---Per pound, 20a26c.
HARROW TEETH-Per pound, II cents.
GLAss-Common size, per box, $a.5Q,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

Burlington Hawkeye: The leading
Methodist Church in Toronto dismissed
its choir because it had been singing
"Pinafore.n Only "dismis sed'1 them.
Why didn't they kill emf
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PUBLIC SCHOOL MONEY,
Comptroller Gaines semi-An-
nual AppOrtIOnment.

Inpaccordaace with the prcvisions
of theta W Com ptroIIer Jas. q. Gaia Is
hssAmade his semisaanu aI apportion.
ment to the several counties OF state
money for the support Of the public
schools. The warrants for this fund
will not bs issued until July l, 1880,
at which time the interest matnres.
Thetotal amount Oh the spportion M ut
Is $75,375; scholastic population, 5l4,-
643 Following is the superintendent
to couptieq in East Tennessee -7~
CouNTIEs. ~ - Sehnlastic Annnriinn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

New York World: The terrible gem
puzzle is having its effect everywhere.
When clergyman in church announces
Efficiently" every body gets up and
leaves the house, as if satisfied that he can
NOT do il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

During the month of, March. Collec,
tor Woodc0ck, of the Nashville dis
trict, collected United States internal
revenue to the amount of $50, 706. Ali
an increase over the collections for
the same5 mouth Hast year, OF
$p,s60.97,
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dive STOCK EaaEGsE.
CORRECTED DAILY.l

CORRECTED DAILY,l
Reported for the CHRoNIoLH By Jon, s. Leo i
Caldwell, Butchers
KNOXVILLE April 3.
Shipping cattle in fair demand at quotas
tions. Hogs dull and demand very light
Sheep (wooD and Calves in request. We
quote;
BEEF CATTLE.
No ! steers, 1900 lbs and upwards, Sla34j
900al200 lbs steers and fat work oxen, 3aSf;
fat cows, 24a3; common, 2a24.
HOGS.
Gross, 8; net, 3ia4.
SHEEP.
Fat wool sheep, 8; sheared, l2a2.
vEALs.
$l.50to $500, according to quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

~ &vM M@& Fg~ MM
apart each way. and Let .runnsrs form.
Ashes are very useful to promote large
growth of runners: Finally plsnt strsw-
berries-and 90 u this spring, -Amefiean
Agficulturist for April L. UNVW
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
WEATHER REPORT.
Monthly Report.

=. - WAX UEPAKTHENT.
- Signal Service United States Army.
Division of Reports for the Benefit of Com.
81 UC IN eroe and Agriculture. - % a..
Table showing daily and monthly means of la.
rometer and thermometer, total movement of
wind and amount OF rainfall. with the prevail
Ing direction Of wind ,tc.. for the month Of
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
he New York Observer says

The New York Observer says:
"Tne proceeds of Robert Ingersolps
lecture on Paine Isl ,6O0) are to be APP
piled to the erection of q monument to
the memory OF the author of the
/" Age OF Reason" We submit the
following as a just and appropriate
epitaph ALI @ 49,.
..5 "Tc the memory Of .vg-. ..
The man OF whom John Adams, n
President of the United States ...
recorded this opinion
Worthless 'unprincipled.' 'proAigate,
...' 'blackguard Paine; 60
The man who wrote q letter to
GEORGE WASHINGTON, 4Et
and thus addressed the Father OF his
Country 'Treacherous in private friend
ship and hypocrite in public life, the
world will be puzzled 10 decide wheth er
you are an apostate or an -imposter.'
This cenotsph Is erected to Thomas Paine
by the muniAcert liberslity of his friend
and admirer, Col Robert Ingersoll."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

Il -
aTls plain to me- said a farmers wife,
Those boys will make their mark IN life
They never were made to handle hoe, mss Izss7 =
And az once to college theyought to 90 M Ml
b hatt }ohn and sssrs VIZ
Z. gs y B, ssa n, M |; q ssss Rsssn'
Fred does more work in day for me
Than both his brothers do In three.
Book larnin' will neyer plant ones corn.
Nor hoe potatoes, snre's vOur8 born
Nor mend rod 81 broken renee,
For my part give me COMMON SENSE"
But his wife was bound the roost to rule,
And John and Henry were sent to school;
While Fred of course, was left behind,
For his mother said he had no mind.
Five years at school the students spent,
Then into business each one went,
John Learned 70 piay ne fiuteand fiddle,
Whs his brother s0 Looked rather higher than he
Meantime, asAoms. tnei. brother r.ed, Y
Had taken notion intohis headsY agVu
But he Gsieat ", traeds agg sse ,s
While, somehow, eithsr by hook Or crook, f's
He managed to read full many book,
Until, at last his father said
He was getting book larnin" into his head
But for all that" said Farmer Brown,
Ties the smartesl boy there I n town"
One hulidred men 70 the battle ledy
And wheh the southerfs Tag came down,
He came marching home as General Brown.
He went to work on his farm again,
And pl0wed the ground and s0wed the grain,
RsShing led Tire barn and Mended thefence, Y
And the people dedaredt he had cdinnion sense.
Now common sense was very rare,
And the state-hOuse needed portion there,
So the family ounce" moved into town.
And the people called him Governor Brown
And the brothers, who went to the city school,
Came home to live with "Mother's Fool"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
Teas.
Can med Goods.

UFUUbFh UFWKEs
Tndigo,S.F.p d s5a$l 90
-" Madras T5a l 90
Dutch Madder la IL
Candles.
Parsfine, per ID 23a25
Star. full weight IL
" light i" 121S
&pun Cotton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
birds sl2 Goa.
All brds, VM VIZ VUAlJ U
HhOG aud LEND.


Carolina, per ID 715as28
Rengo0n"....".r Ta7R
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04
BEEF CATTLE.


sl.5Oto $500, according to quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-04

Reported for the CHRONICLE By Jon,s. Leo i
Caldwell, Butchers.
, 1880-04-08

The Gr1,nt organ II. tl,4 city is becoming
sadly deinoralizct; its spine Is ns weak rs
that Ut M ang1Wornl. For weeks it has
daily assl.rcl the country TINT tho country Ii
unanimous for Gen. Grallt; that Ills caa,dt-
dacy requires 10 "mncllnc," ITO "Dureau,"
no management; III word, that thu spon-
taneous will OF tho country Is rcsistleBly
pressing him forward towards tho 1'rcstae.-
tIal cilnir for tl!r.l turn. hut suddenly tile
tolla OF tho organ changes with startllng alb
ruptnuss. From having been patronizlngly
kind to nil opposing candidates, llcspocially
Mr. blaine, tlaa 0rgnn OIL Monday dipped its
types Il, gull, aud, without II lot Ut evidence,
charged Senator nla!nu with the grossest
lmpropEleties. Following It's malignant
assault Ut blaine, Oh Tuesday the organ
calls frautically upon The Grant men
to CEASE akulkipg, to come to tho front, to
orgulEzo The lnacAine, to establish bureaus
TO enthusa tho people, to n,ake q scramble,
to arm and equip themselves into all nriny Ut
bullslozers, SO to speak. And then, having
sktrruIs|,e1 NIL a!ong tho llmc, the organ
wants to know, you know, "Whcther tue
people dtstrust md four Grant," Whit u
falling OF was there, my countryne,,, from,
an organ inserting till 1t was red tn the face
mud apop,ec!!c, Is It were, that tha country
was iM state Ut inlescrihable enthusiasm,
for Grant, to an organ begging prayesfullY
to know "tf tlis people do In fact dlstrust
anil fear GsalIt." But the organ was hot
content with propound!na one foolish ques-
tlon day. Tuesday seems to be the orgnn's
day for luterrogations; for, having blu1ted
out the very pointed question, ado tho peo-
plu llstrust and tear Qrant?" anl quite
, 1880-04-08

SEVERAL contests Of different kinds nre
likely to grow out ct the AldcrrnnnIc olcctlons
Of Tucsduy. Tho scat Of cuiiorton, from thu
Sixth Ward. will bo contested by his Boctnlist
opponent, Oh tho ground ,of Il!cgnl yoting, re-
reutin9, and other frauds and Irregularities;
anl utter this md other contests of tho kIn.l
hayc bccti settled thore will como up tic qucs-
t!on Of the uliyihityof 1Iillreth. who w.ls buried
out ty tho Common Council Ut 1877 by re,son Of
his previous convlctlon ntll Bontcneo III connco-
ton with tlo whsky-fruuds prosecutions Tho
Courts ut tAat t!me sustained the netion OF tho
Council md refused to nterf In the tnattar,
attl llil,lTcth w,s kept out. THO question of hts
admission IL likely In be ratsct! quito curly III tho
life OF tho now Council. and Us tho rcnson fnr-
morly rendering him Ineligible still exists, 1t Ia
likely strong effort will bo tnalo to secure hla
exclusion u second timg,
, 1880-04-08

GIN. Jo uAwLtY Is member of Congress,
md carl run over to tho Senate wing Of the Cap
itol any day and scu Sonntor Edmu,,ds. Gen.
lInwley's paper, tho Ifnrtford Ctft.ralt, loo1lss
Edmunds for tho Presidency. We dn not, tilorc-
foro, uttach much weight 10 tho report tliat scn-
ntoE EImlnls Ia seriously nnMoycd by tho nlosc-
mont In his behalf, or cnutcu,plates withdrawing
suddenly aud !cnytng hfs friends in tte lurch
lint tho following d!spntch to tho l.oston Adrtr-
ttscr tthirsl-tern orgnn} would Bccin to Bot all
doubts on this scura at rost:
There ,tro rnn,ly who favor other candidates NJ
thelr tirst chnlco WIN lire thinking nlore Of tho
o,lt the ful strength ih,n uf tie caitns Of III.
dlvtdtinls. Thcso men itro very dcstr'us TINT
Mr.. Enutids shnilld haye such R,.ppurt III tle
Convention as will lnlk1 him M nynable cantli-
tilto III cllse tho contingency should ar!so tiink
Il 1lAtl IL nocdctl llTun WHOM I'LL Interests GtI
nnIlc wIthpnt Jcnlga;sns nr heartbur,'!nAs. i ts
by these representations, and thlt. whlo hu is
pcrs.,llnlly opposed to hclnr candidate. md
Will 10 nothing to nl1vnnce his Interest, no will
10 nothing TINT might prove l,t embarrassment
to tha purity 1T css9 bis nomination at Chftngn IL
t1rstrntln
, 1880-04-08

GEo1,aE G. GoHIIAai, ex-Secreta1y of tho
Senate, tsho is supposed By some to possess the
conlidence Ut Con. Orunt to very Rreat extent,
1lns bcon interviewed by n representative Of d
Washington newspaper In reference tn tho
policy Of tho cxprcs!lcnt In case Of his election.
Tho policy, according 10 Gorhan,, will be ono Of
ttr1,nesB and ut tho same time of reconciliation
towards tho South,-a policy which will tond I'd
produce better feeling botwuen the ptoplp of MI
sections, ind which will be iikely u ohlltorlte
r,lce distinctions US party ones III tho South
Mr. Gorham profcesos to think that thore Is mt
a particle Of doubt ns to tho nomination bi
Gr1Int by tho Chicago Convention. Timo will
fn}l.
, 1880-04-08

amount nf public 1A0nry bestowed upon
tiicso various corporations rcrtninly implied
that tho bubble sll0ntl receive son1p benefit
MD protection ln ruturn. No other thc0ry
cn,t justlfy tho unparalleled llbcraltty with
public grants. 1t would be rrepos.crons to
maintain that the public domain nuA tho
money rafsc.t by taxation ind boon employed
to enable these corporations to cUnibili0 Il,
schcmo Of extortlon for which thorc would
be 10 remedy. 1t Il n noval theory Of Coy
ernment TINT money should tW wrllnB from
tho people by It's agcncy to SIT lip In business
certain corporatlons antl then es,dow tl.orn
will, tic special privilege Of swindling tho
public.
Thorc can bo no dispute about tho !nten-
ton aud tho effect Of tic contract between
the railroads alli tho Steamship Company.
The *lt0,000 n month, OF Sl,s,0, 600 year, Is
n Rratuity. There Is m consideration In
fact- Tho Steamship Company performs
no legitimate service for this largo stunt.
Tho money paid ovor to It Is extractcd
by tho railroads from tho puckoss
Ut tho people, III addition to excessive ltvt-
dents On fictitious stock. Tho compact is
made for the purpose Of shifting of tho mt
ural competition Of transportation by water,
and titus maintaining railroad rntes Which
nro notorio,,sIy cxorbftant. 1t is In tho mt.
ure Of d conspiracy against tho public vel
fare, md In that character 1t Is fn violation of
public morals, Which form tile real basls ofnll
law. It there fs ITO statute which prohibits
corrupt cor.tract Of this kind, 1t Is still iii
dc!lance Of tho common law. And 1t the
principles Of the colnsnon Inv do not in,pc1
, 1880-04-08

In Washington great deal Of amusement
hns been cxcltod by tho nbsarl attempt Of tho
third torn orgnn Iu Ch!cnBn to 1uakp It appnnr
TINT Jny Could is managing Btaino's boom III
tho Vest Tho fNct Is tAMt in Ku.ts,ls, Nebraska,
Missouri, aud all tho Western Suites III which
Oould's rnllway lines nre located tho whole
power Of Gould's ar1ny ot railroad officers, at-
tornoys, md ss1bordnates Is being cxcetcd In be-
ha1f Ut securing tho election OF Grant dofcYatoa
to tho Chicago Convention. It Ii no wontcr tho
thIrl-term organ hns been unable to bring n
particle OF proof to tho support Of It's ridiculous
Insertion rfgnr1tng Blaine anil Gould.
, 1880-04-08

THE Mason County {1it.) Republican Con-
veltson cllose four ielcxntes to the state Con-
vcntfon, divided foiiows; Grant. :: iinino. l;
Wnshburne, I. Mason isn Dcniocr,atic county:
aud the election Of delegation evenly s]IYi,1cl
on tho th!rfl-tcrm question is Il surprise, and Il
ulcur gain for tho opponents Of tho thrsl tcr1u.
The estimates Of counties furnished to tho New
York Tribune BY tho Illinois Hano Club pit
Mason County down thus: sDccidealy for
Gr4,nt" Tho result shows that 1t should
he classified "undccidedly for Grunt." Tho
tally in Illinois nuw Ia: Blaine. 81; Grant, 1o;
Wnshburne, i; Sherrunn,
, 1880-04-08

T,tF CHICAGO TnlntSE ,,ns established bmnch
cnicrs fpr tho receipt Of subscriptions and ndvarssc'
nlenst ~ follows:
NEW YOnK-lsoom % Tribune building. F.r. Mo-
fADnEN, Manager. -
t;Lhsti0W. ecotlnnd-Allan's American NoWs
Agency. Il rfcnnold.st
LONDON. EuR--Amortcnn Exchange ~ Strand.
uESltf +. 0ll1Ia. Agont-
WAsluELToN. Il. C.-f511 etreet.
, 1880-04-08

Mn. GLADSTONE las decided to sit for
MID Lothian In tho House Of Commons nt,tt will
resign bis seat for Lecia In favor Of his son Her.
bert Gladstone, who was defeated In M1tltllesex
Last SAturlay. IA tho fnthor WAS ulectad by Il
majority OF 10,000, there Ia no ruason to fcnr
that Tug son will lncet with repetition vi tho
MIddicscx tl{saster.
, 1880-04-08

6olTIlEAsrEltN ILLINOIS Will como into
tho Republican Convention with strong and
yery excellent candidate for Sccrctary OF s,tnto
In the person nt Slr. d6arge ". IIarpor, 1lo Is
u gentleman nf high chAsaGter anL hard-work-
Ing, Intelligent, aud caElsest Republican. This
IL shown by tho fAct that slxtoei, yours nYu he
established tho Robinson Crawford County,
Aruu, and hp hAs successfully conducted 1t over
sinco, thus gsratly advancing ltoPublIcan psi,,-
clplcs at,.l making thotn honorod aud respected
In ono OF tho donscat Democratic districts In the
Btntp4 THO press Ut Southeastern Illinois uryp
hia nomination with tho groatoat cordially.
, 1880-04-08

a SPEAKER at tte Iowa Brewers Convert
ton ycatorlay referred to bocr ~ IA refining
anl clvIltzlnx drink" and invei9hed agiinBt
temperance Legislation, which, tn hts opinion,
VIVA calculated to check industry. A delegation
Ut temperance ladies' prese,t wero informed
that their presence WIZ not p!eusfnK to tho
ucmbcsa Of tho Convention.
, 1880-04-08

Su1rItArE Of qufufle WIS quoted rs high
~ from *3.B0to 81 ler ounce ycar aKo.-that
IL, in april, 1870. WhuIl tho law removing thp
duty wont fnto effect, July !. It WAS quoted ut
$3.40. Afterwards It doeltned to 3.G0 III ncccn.
bur. 4 purchaso Of Il, zoo ounces by tho Nusslas,
Government gay0 tho price Btart, and raised
1t 10 &3,45 ur s3,t0. The reduction from
&lS0 or u 10 $3.9d or $50 Representa- the lcgIt"
mate effect ot tho removal ot tho duty, though
lu tho meantino wars In 6outh Auorica hayo
lono snuoh u dlalisitsh tho supply.
, 1880-04-08

Ex-SEcRETA1sy RoDEsoN Is not, n,nliy per,
aoss wifi DO surprised to Icurn. mi nt1yocnte of
Gen. 0rnnt's nomination. Tho Cnulcn m. j.
ITtss. 1tobeson's homo organ, snys:
We desire ta state Tint tho Hon. George N.
1iotlcson Il mt. aud will not be. II candidate ia
tieuRate-nt~lnrRu to Ghcag,,, Nutthor IL ho mn
ndvtnasto Of ten. 8r,nt's nomination. Twill be
purfcoty HMfo t1 put him lnwi fur 1}laine a.
long. ns thnt nuneutly worthy gentleman haa 4
tllnt1k to 8tuu1 OH,
, 1880-04-08

IT Is stnted tint many Of the Jcsuits about
to 10 expelled from Franco will Heck i1o11e In
Canada Some OF their number will bo employed
as missionaries In tho northwestern portion Ut
that country, n region IN which nenbcrs Ut tho
Or',cr wcro cngagca about 200 yours ago III slnl.
lnr 11ntins
, 1880-04-08

= SERVICES In comlnenloration Of tho 1G0th
aanfyoraary Of tho birth OF William Ellcry
ChannlaR wero held lust evening in tho Contrn!
Music- Hall In this city, and wero attended by q
largo coucourse Of people. slniilnr services
took placc at Washington, Brooklyn, Newport
IL L nks1
, 1880-04-08

AT tho 1shodc Island Stnte election yestcr.
t1ny tho Republicans wcro rictortr,,s aa usliut
Owing to tho presence of three GtilHrnntorla1
tickets In tho field, tho Republican candidate
for Governor fnllel OF securing Il minority over
all, but Us tho Assembly Ia three -fourths Ic-
publican tho election of Gov. Littlonctd Ia ns-
s,lred, ns ia also tho reelection Of Get,. burnside
1,cpmbltcan Htatc ticket IL elected, Including
Henry II. Fay, I.tcutonant- Governor: Josh,1n
n. AIictnan Secretary Of STATIC; Willard Snyles,
Attorney General; and Samuel Csark. Treasurer.
, 1880-04-08

TIE Democrats throughout Indiana either
Fcfrnlned from voting on or voted n3Ainst tho
constitutional amendment which providcs for
the placing Of thu colorcd cit!zon in II position
Of political equality With his 4Ehta brother, Tho
amendment is probably adopted notwlthatand-
, 1880-04-08

,HEA1rll-coMM1ssloxEll Ds: Wo1F reports
that cusas OF smAil.pn1 lro becoming quito MI.
.nerous in tho city. and ho is tA3sing great pro-
caution to check tho spread ot tho lspllse. 1t
appenrs TINT III sover,ll Of tho adjacent towns
tho contagion Ia rather prevalent, md persons
from these ptaoos bring tho geruls with tho,n 10
tue city,
, 1880-04-08

T1tE 1lancock County {Ky.) Republican
Convention a1optcd tho following resolution
unanimously:
Ilcsnlrtd, That IN Ulysses =. Grant we recok-
nlzo tho tried snlier, patriot, md statcstnuT,
but hold M lnvlo!nte tho precedent established
by Washington An1 hA successors Of declining
tho eu1ldldacy for Il third turn. -"
, 1880-04-08

THE loyal inhabitants Of Quebec arc III
ecstnsy over tho r1mor that thoy will bo Waited
on tho Quoen'a birthday by In addition to Losno
and Louise, the sons pf tho Prince OF Wales, and
by Prince Leopold.
, 1880-04-08

"A YOUNG man In the southern part Of this
city avenged an alleged insult to ILLS father by
stabbing tho offending purity with butcher
knife. Tho wound inflicted proved fatal. Tho
murderer llaS tepn arrested,
, 1880-04-08

incnt tho writer meets and tllsposea ut thu new
uato chosen ty Mr, Sherman In n manner TINT
still leaves TINT gentleman vnry much tho worse
for the dispute which ho 10 foollshfy begun.