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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21

William Henry Hurlbert declares in
a telegram from London that the de-
feat of the Home-rule bill is admitted
by its friends. The most of the intel
ligence received in the United States as
to home-rule prospects comes from
Gladstone sources. A more intelligent
opinion as to the result can reformed
on hearing both sides.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
= Dakota Knights Telnplar.

The Grand Commandery OF Dakota, held
meeting last two days at Watertown. The
time was mostly taken up with the read
ing and discussion Of the reports ofsofRcers
and committees and the election of the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
B. S. Glidden, Sioux Falls. right eminent
grand commander; Marc a.. Brewer, Fargo,
very eminent deputy grand commander;
Joseph a. Colcore, Huron, eminent grand
generaiiss imo; G. B. Little, Bismarck, emf.
snent grand captain general; Rev. 8. g. Up,
dyke, WATERFOWL, eminent grand prelate;
N. F. Grain, Fargo, eminent grand senior
warden; A. C. MelIette, Watertown, eminent
grand junior warden; A. w. Howard, Yank-
ton, eminent grand treasurer; B. II. Row
sley Huron, eminent grand recorder; ".
81. 81. Beadle, Yankton,s eminent grand
standard bearer; Charles 2. 81 Kinney,
Sioux Fails, eminent grand sword bearer;
Frank 3. Ketchum, Huron, eminent grand
warder; ~. a. Dillon, Bismarck, eminent
grand captain of the guard; ". 81. 81. Bea-
die, Yankton, chairman committee on Tor.
seien correspondent
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
The Trade of Last Week.

Bradstreet's Journal says: The indus
trial agitation in favor of fewer hours work
daily has largely disappeared elsewhere
than at Chicago. At New York it has been
practical failure, while at Chicago tho at
titude OF manufacturers in several leading
lines in locking out some ~ 900 employees
who demanded O shorter working day,
promises to arrest the progress OF
the movement. Within about two
weeks there have been strikes at
leading industrial centers to secure fewer
daily hours OF labor akgregating 200, 900
employees; 10000 have secured conces-
sions without striking and not over 49,
600 of the 100000 strikers have secured
their ends. This indicates that over 19O,-
900 employees are working fewer hours per
day than one month ago, g. small proper
ton OF the total number claiming to be in
terested. With the favorable change in
the industrial outlook, general business is
reported to have made some advances.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
MINNESOTA /. (
The two revivalists, Jones and
Small, are reported as preparing to
lay siege to Washington next autumn.
Bishop Williams, Episcopal, Of Con-
necticut. has decided that women shall
not vote in church meetings. Is the
cause going backward? s + i.

The New York legislature has passed
q bill declaring null and void the fran
chises which the Broadway railroad
company secured from the city coun-
Gil by bribery. The governor has
signed the bill, and the property thus
reverts to the state. The action of
the legislature is to be fought in tho
courts.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21

The relief fund for the families of the
dead and suffering policemen of Chicago
already amounts to more than $685.
900. This is an evidence of the wide
spread and profound sympathy TO-
ward the victims of the assassins'
bullets. The police did nobly at the
anarchist riots, and gave the people OF
Chicago an assurance of protection in
the future which is exceedingly CRATE
full.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
Boycotting Punished i'm Wisconsin,

Milwaukeespecial: Judge Mallory in the
municipal court fined hired boycotter
$25 and costs. 1t was shown that the
defendant Seidel by name, and others
distributed boycotting handbills in front
OF Adolph Fienhold's bakery. The bills
requested everybody to withdraw patron
age from Mr.. Fienhold, as he was running
"non-union" shop. The proprietor had
several times ordered the man from his
door, but without effect. Judge Mallory,
in passing sentence. said: The boycotting
OF Mr.. Fienhold was an outrage, though
the defendant and others had been urged
on by demagogues. Suchinterierences with
a mans business were unlawful. Thejudge
was surprised that citizens had stood this
sort OF persecution as long as they had.
Boycotting was nothing less than mob
law. The fine imposed was the extreme
penalty under the disorderly conduct
ordinance.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
Condensed General News.
Resignatioa 81 Secretary jerks.

4f5S - NsSNsOsSAJ VOAAANN 81
Washington Special: Assistant secre-
tary Of the Interior George A. jerks, has
rendered his resignation. He and his fam
lily will return to their home in Jefferson,
Pa. His'resignation was duo to circum.
stances entirely disconnected with his Of
fetal relations. For twenty years he has
been the attorney Of John Dubois, the mill
ionaire lumber king OF Western Pennsyl-
vania, who offered him retain
or OF 100000 q year il he would not
accept the position of assistant
secretary OF the interior when it was ten
dered to him q year ago. Mr.. jerks de-
clined this, but told Dubois that he would
be OF his service any time he might need
him. The latter insisted that jerks should
sign contract thatifhe (Dubois) should die
or be disabled jerks should leave Washing
ton and givehis attention to the affairs OF his
estate. A few weeks ago Dubois was taken i'll,
and sent for jerks, giving him instructions
as to the management OF his property. Two
weeks ago Dubois died, leaving So, 600, 900
to his nephew and only heir, and it became
necessary for Mr.. jerks to resign at once
in order to take charge OF the property. 1t
will be difficult thing for the president to
obtain man Tor the position jerks has
occupied WHOM give as much satisfa ction
as he has done. Every one who has bust
ness before the department speaks in the
highest terms Of him, and his ability is un-
questioned. 1t is a matter OF universal re-
gret that he should leave the department..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21
The Ohio and Indiana oud-Bursts.

Cincinnati Special A tornado passed
through Columbia township, five miles from
Albany, Ohio, Wednesday night, the 18th
inst. Mrs. Margaret McComas, aged sixty,
was instantly killed., also her nephew.
Hathman McComas, aged twenty one.
Lizzie McComas was seriously injured, but
will probably recover. The house was en-
tirely demolished. Mark Meningitis
house was entirely dem olished, and
himself and wife badly hurt. Stephen
Wilcox's house was completely wrecked,
and Wilcox was severely hurt. Many
other buildings were destroyed and
persons slightly injured. Madison county
suffered to the extent OF more than $780,
900: The unprecedented flood caused near
" all the road bridges to be carried off. In
Fayette county food of eight feet came
tearing down Paint creek yesterday after
noon into Washington court house, and
increased until four hours it had risen
eighteen feet-the higest ever known.
All the lower part OF the city was inun-
dated, and many people driven from their
homes: Dozens OF bridges were washed
away. In Clinton and Butler counties the
damage, which was great, was chiefly by
wind. The house of J. A. Carson in Lee
mont township, was demolished, and a
domestic was hurt. At Middletown trees
were blown down and the river rose higher
than 1T has been since 1875. 1t was full
OF wrecks OF houses, barns and fences.
Heavy damage by wind occurred south OF
Middletown.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21

When England, through her carelessnsss,
had let loose the cruisers which had driven
our commerce from the sea, tho United
States had enacted indemnity, and he
trusted that there would be now an arm
as long and q voice as strong to exact in
demnity from England for the injuries her
subjects were now perpetrating and seeking
to perpetrate upon American fishermen.
F The Rock Springs Chinese indemnity res.
olution was discussed without action, and
the diplomatic appropriation bill was
passed. The bill enlarging the sphere Of
the department Of agriculture was consid.
ered. .3<s ,.,.1,5E ,.f35sss +. f
6ENATE.-Among the petitions was one
from 9 dozen citizens Of Iowa presented by
Mr.. Allison, praying for the abolition OF
the American house 81 lords" Referred.
Mr.. Mcmillan, from the committee on
commerce, reported iayorably Mr.. Hoar's
resolution requiring that committee, when
reporting the river and harbor bill, tostate
the facts that show the. national impor-
lance Of the several pieces Of work and why
!: each item Of appropria tien is advisable.
4 In discussing the pension bill and referring
TO the evolutionary war and the period
\ at which pensions were given the survivo rs,
Messrs. Vest and Hoar differed as to the
date when the war closed.
Hr. Hoar mphasized the accuracy 81 his
citation BY reminding Mr.. Vest 81 q TACT that
he (Mr. Hoary thought would commend
itself to many Of Mr. Vests constituents.
Gen. WashiDgt ION, at the time cited BY Mr..
Aoar, had combated the events referred to
BY the issuance Of double rations 81 rum
to the soldiers
Mr.. Vest retorted: Massachusetts, had
made much more out oirum than Miss onsi
had. Ram had been the principal sta
pie in the. trade 81 Massachusetts
Tor 4 srtat many Trading rum Tor
snesroes and selling tho negroes to the South
had % enrdched the people 81 Massachu.
ssetts that they hadgYer siilcs been eensi.
tire % Tho subj % both, ne1 roes ana
.fn14 And they wefes ~ t1nl1er kine TO q
E1ax1 sxtent g prohiihiitt rum 3 ftsr havina
eztsEnains elAyes eritiicised
eours III Tho r g 6 in III ~ sing 8
mn ~ of px1 No 70 asion biz With.
soat syei - din
3 HcUsE lussconside and
xnc II o. 3 r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
WASHINGTON.
FACTS, NEWS. AND GOSSIP AT THE MA
TIoEkL CAPITAL.
The Report On the River Ind Hsreer
BlIl-The Prospects, Of the
Eaucstien Bill.



WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2.-ln
BIS report on the river and hAreor
bill Mr. Wills, Of kentucky, calls a.
,ent,oa 70 the fact that the committee
has been obliged to provide practically
Sor two rivsr and haTboT bills, because
no appropriations for Improvements
were MADE al the last session e Con-
eress and this accounts FOR the large
aggregate Of ths- bill-sl5,l 100. 700.
The BIZ gives 70 the MississiDpi
river. from is source 10 lis mouth.
aS.725. Go. which is nearly $4,000 900
less than the engineers estimated could
be probably expended during the next
yetY. The amount given for tie large
IiYsrs. including The James. is 33.s3l,-
200; FOR smaller rivers, sl,312 500 (;
for babofs. sAC3l.0e0. The bill pro.
,i5es ior lG5 rivers, "a haroors. 8
channels AID inlets. . see hsrb9rs, 3
bIeskwsters. ! SPECIAL surveys, and ]
6Iy deck.
A mec.ber u the Labor Committee.
wAich has control Of the education
I'LL, ssys ms conversations WITH mem
bers q that comniitee lead hin 70 think
,hst tie committee r. 100 report adverse
u upon The bal. An sd,ersa report
would not. however. materially i1jure
she prospects q the bill before he
House. The nain point is 70 give Il a
chance 70 he debated and voted upon
n The House.
James Barron HOPE, Fred. EHnser.
N. & Holt. /. u. Humphreys, John
u. sutton. u. IS. Hdleary, u. :.
Nichols. ". 7. Docso3. q. u. Taylor.
James Hay. y. Glenran, j. T. BISON,
ard George T. Rogers, Of Virginia, are
u TIE CITY.
New post-oflces are established a.
Sorbia. swain county. y. Cash
/. MiDgus. postmaster and CiisZ
Bedford county. Va, Spo,tsFood !.
thompson, postmaster.
Postmssters commissioned North
C1rolint-Michael =. Jones. Lore.s6y /;
Moile L. Neal, Meadows; and Mar
carei T. Gregory, Odi,ks. Virginia
BENJAMIN l.. Bsssell. Cameron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
Murccr Followed p, Eetr,butiou

hS teiegrH ~ iO TIE Dispatch.
CHICAcO, April "a special
dispatch from san Francisco saws: 4
5oulle murder. followed By the lynch
.1e cftvo men, Is reported from south
IN Cal.lorria. Wednesday evening
Peter Uormiae ana lis son. armed w.ca
rifles, sprroa-bc1 the premises O.
Eueere Walker n Arroyo Grsa5c
Valley, san LIS O5.s2o cealt9. all
without 4 WORD opened Gfe on
walker. vh,, with his wife aa1 ch.5.
was i1 The garden. Walker .l.l DEAF.
Mrs. Walker. though shot through the
erm ard bteas,, pi-tei up her child
end rantoa re,ghrof's. where she -io5.
The nuI0cTers were captured ana
allied. Etrly Thursday morniag a
gang cf masked men took the prisoners
ot and hanged them 70 q railroad
bulge lear b.. 4 dispute ABOUT land
vas the cause Of tee CRIME.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03

LClreeT o,Geucs ofthe h cl,nond I'.rps -a.
pEgEhsBUEG, Aprl ., l,-c.
TIE receipts q the city treasury
during the past ID amounted to
elo,ost, al the expenditures to SI- o.
$50.
The Common Council net last night.
but transacted no business outside C.
TIE usual routine. The Flasnce Com
mi-toe vas uOtreacy 70 make Us report
on ,be Virginia ard Carolina rai'rosl
vi.h TIE statement Of the work done
ard the cost thereof between Ie.ersburE
and Ri5eeway. y. c., as prepared by
The engineer appointed to make the es-l-
nate.
sheriff Gillian. Of DinWiddie county.
IS busly engaged summoning the wit
misses IN the PUryear murder case %
appear at the April term 9Th. ofPrincs
George Circuit lourt.
EoEIN ADAIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
Annn ~ -fnctnnafi.

by tel,-npl ~ Tie D.spatcn.7
CINcINNAII, April At ha,f-pa 4
. dock TINS evening The snow, Whic1
ta. been falling nearly al day. inca.
suiec neatly four inches in depth and
W1s sul falling. This fact. together
Vl-h he reported rains up the river
causes considerable apprehension a o.
. looc. AID ousILess-Houses II the b.
-ors rase beer al day removing good
lrom cellars and first floors. Mao
cellars az flooded. and the mills on tbe
Licking rveI have closed. The river .,
, O'Clock vas fifty ieet nlne inches an
rising Two lLches al hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03

James Irvine, the latest California
millionaire TO depart 10 another world.
leaves but one son, nov eighteen years
old, who at twenty-five sal inherit the
entire estate, valued ii about ss 900 600.
Theodore Child. who heard 10 Paris
recently Mr. Wbistler's - 10 O'Clock '
talk on art, says 1t is an exquisite
piece Of prose, q model Of c0ncentrs-
iion and logical reasoning, and bril-
lIsntiy witty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
KEK YoRK srucR kARxrr.

Yrw YoBg. April x.-s;os ks opeDed vs~ n
shss mornifg, tss trst prices sbosing los
~ hs,t. TIE eusipsss wss soon checked.
however, sBd the msrkst continued dull
and rrm 90 strong during the FORENOON
I he hixhent Prices u tlle Gay were shortly
he.oIe midday. iacine NAL ~sa eDazpic1.
trUs Tor ifs strength. JBi0n Pacific rise 4.
After NJ idfay the market heraDfe more zc-
giss na sak NesieIu EniOn Louisggsle
Sid Nashville. Delaware add Eutsou an
losing over ia The next rSo
ioUfs. sfa the rest 81 tue Isl smaller
smosuis. There was snaA rally
ftcldedly feysrisb snd irregaisT isse in The
CAV. ard cios<d IA that condition. Among
The U,raily setise stocks Northwest add
- Isui. ana omaha common hfhisaD
central, anc Lske shore eerB lost 4 L'ela-
war ard Hufpon, sud J.acka O. esscn
u. Jetes.y - Keadirg ~. Missouri Pacific
~ are lie remainder Of tee itst fractioos.
tie exceptions be Ok Pacific hsii ~nica
clCsfd With q uet gam 81 =, 8ne oselnSIh
fsclhe, wLirb on small tsoHiesss = ~ 3
Rlert6iiii2 "a fUis. HE cDbspieuoas 81.
celgloB 20 he movement above indieatsa
vas " e>isrD Zion. Which opened lower
end citssec Niih net ICES ~ ~. Tue &c
cine lD kfuek was Sccnfn pthi'u ~ f.bsy.s
nat the baltimore ard ONO lnited W
fGfs pa tiLes we're forming combination -
h1lln a through Line 20 ihr laciEe cssst
aud thst they WerE 20 g0fE in coinhihHa
opposition hereafter 20 she y seDefn DlLn
lIe statement pcelnNely denied by iae
as rlas Of the Baltimore AID onio. ane
JarfIfs 10 . position 20 kDOa n me once
= The Dite1 'tnor but tire story had "a ae
rfess ne eject Indicated utsu pc Ices. y -
low generally conceded tnst sucu progress
iss nseu Ii ace 10y representative 9i tnr
BsrscCnfinental lines thst mates VIII DO
restored and harmony FrefaA neIcal'~f'
salts Sos cen shars.
BALTIMORE.
EsLffNoFE Anil 2-AlrKinia SIS COM
soIlntGd So. last doe pDu>. - = uaH
ln' af,.. Eys IN Is - Nurfn gfeIsus D .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
GIad,,one nlding for a Tau y

BY American cable % tie n.spatca
LoNIoN, April 2.-Gladstone j.
ridi1g straight for fall, the Pail Val
GaaeHe declares this afternoon. lie
refuses, says the Gazette, " to modify
bis liish scheme. and the resul; VII be
that the country Will have neither b9,ue-
rule il Ireland ror Gladstone. The
PoUAgH Gg-ete snoounceI 10 ;he
same way precisely that Lord Salisbury
would ule ior la.i 81 the very time
the Tory Premier gas arranging for bis
OWL dclsat. The declaration al the time
vas generally booted b. other English
papers, but lie Ga-a.e was entirely
accurate then. 1t Is thought the editor
bas special knowledge that Gladstone
berg convinced q he absolute justice
and good policy Of bis Irish proposals.
and q, the same time convinced that
Tie Tory and Radical politicians have
determined 10 defeat him, means 10
force The issue and bring about defeat
as soon as possible-coutent 10 sscri-
fee power ID MS lnal eb5r, 81 paciucl
zion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
AIa sos Key wesr sufEerers-ArTay -

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispotcb.l
WASHINGTON, April . The Secre-
tsry Of The Navy has authorized Capiaia
Beaf6sley. commanding the United
States steamer PoEhstAn. nov 81 Key
Wesi, Fls., q assist IN alternating the
distress prevailing in that city by reA-
son Of TIE recent ire BY distributing
Iauors. etc.
A general order was issued By the
War Department this alLernoon al
rcurcirg the following assignments :
Msjor-Ceneral J. q. s1hofeld To ths
Division q the Atlsntic Major General
4. j. Terry 70 the Division Of the Ms
SCUM; Mfior-Gereral q. O. Howard
20 the Division Of the PsciGc.
BIige5ier. General Crook was 70 dsy
relieved from the command Of the De
psrtment Of Arizona at his own re-
quest, aud assigned to the Department
q tie Platte. formerly commanded by
General Howard. Bfiga 3ier- General
<. v. Miles. now n command Of the
Department Of Missouri has been a.
Seted 70 he Department Of Arizona.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
THE RErunLrcax csuous.


Especial telegram to the DskpaLrs.l
WAsEIxGToS, D. c., April H.
The only practical result Of the three
bours' caucus OF Republicans to-day
was 20 develop the fact that more sena-
tors than had been expected are IN
wiling to follow Mr. E5munSs in an
inciscriminaie REJECTION OF nominations
in cases where toe Administration re-
fuses TO furnish papers. A Republican
senator who is very much displeassd
at The fact that the caucus did not
agree upon any policy said tonight
tina; there was q general disposition
smorg ihem TO back down. and thsi
the Republican senators have been
privately advised that they may inspect
paptrs a. The several departments a.
mech IS they please. lie thinks the
Eomunds resolution in regard to the
rejection Of nominations is virtually
dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03

.Py Anglo American cable 20 the D.spateb.l
BKUssELLs. April About 49,
coo strikers refuse 10 return 70 work
IL be Charleroi district. The men are
no lorger rioters, however. There IS
more or less agitation among the
strikers al Nar-hilnnes, Fieurus, and
ChatelinesU, and al these points troops
are still needed % preserve order.
Miners a. COVE, les aud Dunord went
cut on strike to-day. They are dis
order! and many have been arrested,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
TIE Lssi Ncw 0rieen, -raseGY

~ iee4fHph 70 tut lsTaic-
NV ORLEANS. Apr.l Pete, +.
Boyer was convicted here yesterday o.
Vlful AID corrupt per 4ry. making the
fourth witness IN thu lord case sJD-
1icted q The same offence. Abe Leon
ihll oue Of those convicted a few DAYS
ago. was today sentenced By Jl-ge
Baxter 20 SIX y ears IL the peni,sousrg.
The last two Of the per. 1fers. Mr..
SUSIE Mcmahon and Mrs. smyth. to-day
withdrew their plee Of not guilty aao
pieaced guilty, wheo lAgy were re-
msuCed tDr sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03

Ply American uelo-caDle % Size Dispatch
PARIS. AIIl 2.-The French Gov
eminent has given orders FOR the in
mediate dispatch Of 4 third naval d.
vision 10 the Lsvant. The iro1-ciads
Narergo and NsubSn wi.l leave Tou-
ion tonight. Tie torpedo feet IS also
Under orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
Death 0f - Judge.

y ItittThph 70 tne Disphtcl-
kNOxvILLE, Tenn, April "A
telegram announces that Judge John
Baxter, Of this city, Judge Of toe
sixth Judicial circuit Of the United
States Court, died to-day NJ Hot
Springs, Ark, after al illness OF on
3 few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
sseBrfA Neus

Correspondence o. treF ictm onf Dispatch
APRIL .. lSs6.
The British steamship Amsrylhs Cd
teiei 70 day from New NoIk to ioal
CON.
IN regard 10 The collision OF Weiaes-
day between Ergiue No. - and 10; Of
box-csrs, The damage wa no; a. grea.
a. at frs treported, tie engine only being
slightly Camaced PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
Ann. Journalist Reported r,rs,. ned

. ttl-srHTl - % DlsDatcl.I
ATLANTA, GA, April > a tels-
gram just received says L. C.. Brl'-
lev o. the ConsiiEtisa. was browne
8; Toms creek between Kingston ana
Rome, this morning. Mr. Brutiey va.
Gle Of tie best-knOwn reporters 10 TIE
South, and his many friends here are
aid about The Telegram. The On. -
tfioA has received no telegram about is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-03
EnEIf.L Ront R.cIr.s

.fy Approximation cable Ga The D.spsca
LONDON, April 2.-The Cambridge
crew are slightly the favori,es IL the
betting on the University bost-rsss
which takes place tomorrow. TIE BET
ting IS nolniDally six 70 FIVE against Ok
ford, but virtually is on level.