Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-11

to $125, and even higher proper.
tionate rates are being fixed iE
some cases.
In the business section the ad
vance ranges from Is to so per cent
One case is known in which q fur.
niture firm which last ear paiG
S5, 600 was asked to pay 50 600 fol-
three.years' lease, and after cast.
irg about and finding no othel
building available, was compelle
to concede to the terms. In an.
other instance a wholesale firm or
State street, whose rent has beer
So, 500, will pay $4,000 the com inu
year. Agents, as we'll as renters
and owners, consider this o genu.
Inc rise In rents, not an engineered
scare, and 1t may be stated that
the business prosperity and grow.
ing activity IN every branch Of in-
dustry IL q further warrant for the
advance.
0~sn~Id H"d the C"bden ciub.
LONDON, March 0.--The Ddill
Telegraph says: We understand
that President CARTEL has lately
written a letter'to the Secretary ot
the Golden Club, In which, while
expressing his inability, for vari.
Ous patriotic reasons, to carry out
all the principles OF the Club, be
approves all possible ventilation Of
the subject cf free trahe In Amer-
lea.
f"stinmeas.
LONDON, March SIN the House
of Commons, Gladstone said it was
the Governments desire to intro
duce the Irish Land Bill ut the
earliest possible opportunity.
He also said that the Government
never instructed General Wood
to ask the Beers for an armistice,
but it fully approved of one.
DodsOn, President Of the Local
Government Board, said that there
were no cases of trichninosis in
England. He hoped there was no
real cause for alarm; but In view
OF the action of foreign govern.
ments, u circular, addressed to the
local sanitary authorities, had been
printed, empowering tha medical
officers of the Boards of Health to
carry out the provisions of the act
ordering the examination of all
pork exposed for sale.
P"rA specui"s"ss' Fosxeries.
LIVERPOOL, March Sth.-The
forged kilograms designed to cause
the Board of Trade to take action
against American. pork, were re.
celved in the House OF Com.
mons on Tuesday last, whilo
an influential deputation from
the Liverpool Provision Trade
were actually there to inter.
view Nundella, thu Vice President
of the Council, and to advise HIM
against action similar to that of
france. The to esrams purported
to be from tie Secre 'ary of the
Liverpool Provision Guild. The
po ice are vestiga ting the matter.
M-~surss to rr-v~.s R-asx,uu. DIS.
DUBLIN, March 0.-Ata "a meeting
of the Ian ! League yesterday, the
following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, A general union is
taking place between Professionals
and Catholic. in Ulster, therefore,
Resolved, That we earnestly ap.
peal to Catholics in Ulster to hold
no demonstration OH St. Patrick's
Day in order TO prevent religious
discord.
Dillon said that tho men Of
County Derry had already con.
sented to abandon their professions.
LONDON, March 9.-O'Donnell
writes to the Times regarding his
saying that the speaker
has Informed him that the conduct
Of Playfair could be impugned by a
for the House to 90 Into
Committee of Supply and that he
will make the motion to that effect
without delay, and the H0nse Will
be invited to decide whether 1t is
illegal for u member to speak to a
point OF order which be is forbid.
den to explain. and whether 1t WAS
legal for the Chairman to call the
first or,,er sought to be raised.
Home Rulers intend TO raise a
question OF privilege on Piayfair's
ruling.
Land Lsayue I. .vrsstgatiou.
DUBLIN. March 0.--Toe Land
League intends to investigate
every arrest carefully and place
the particulars before the Bitish
people.
Boyton is an American citizen o
Irish decent, Walsh is a cousin of
John w. Walsh, one ofthe travers-
ers, now on his way to New Zsa-
land.