Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
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WAsHIK0TON, Jan. 1.-THE
House spent most Of Saturday on
the Funding bill. II adopted Ram
dall's amendment, 10 modified. It
provides for the issue OF four hum
dred million 8 10 bonds and three
hundred million ten.year certid.
0ates, redsemable after ono year,
both bonds and certificates bearing
8 per cent. interest. Various
amendments were voted down and
without Anal action the House ad.
journed.
Gsnveasfos " Wsss Growers.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-An ad.
journed meeting Of the convention
Ut wool growers and manufacturer
Of the United States took place
here to-day. The wool growers
present represent nocks aggregate
Ing 81, ,768 ste9p, valued 1t $l8l, ,6lO.
A number of interesting papers
were read. Kellar Of Australia, an
extensive sheep grower, stated that
one OF the most edions vt its incep-
ti0n, and aftprward one Of the most
popular measures ever enforced by
his government, was the establish.
ment Of . commission to secure the
eradication of infectious diseases
among tlomesticated animals. Mr..
Kellar has visited the United
States for the purpose Of locating
An esva fs~n
porting his sheep and shepherds
from Australia, believing wool eau
be grown as cheaply here, with the
added advantage Of q mn1h- -hetter
market. Jobn l.. Hayes, President
Of the National Association of
Manufacturers, read q paper on the
products required by looms and the
best means Of producing them In
the United States. He attributed
the falling off in the production Of
flne woods to the fact that manufac-
turers will not pay high prices for
fine woods, because the present
fashions created . demand for
coarse wool Clothes.
Rsess Cenmrs.s SO sse rr-ss,es
NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-The 2rib.
une thinks 1t will be conceded by
AllsAve the most unreasonable fol-
lowers of sand-l0t statesmanehip
that the provisions OF the treaties
In respect to Chinese immigration
are eli that could be desired. Eve.
~ provision that the United States
Gan hnd II practically advantage.
Ous to make either for the excIu-
sion Of Chinese labor from certain
parts Of the country, or for its cup
ply to other parts, may be made
under the powers conceded by
this treaty. The treaties form sub.
stantially one admirable bond Of
union and peace between the two
nations.
The Wmcs, reviewing the Chi
nese treaties, dnds Indications that
the Chinese Government IL uneasy
over the migration Of it's subj ects
here aud their harsh treatment,
but yielded the points embraced in
the treaty because 40 alliance with
the United States is deemed advis-
able, now that % many dangers
from without menace the Celestial
Empire. The treaties show the
absolute sIncerity and friendly In.
tentions Of China towards rs.
The Herald says Of the treaties:
"They hiring within the jurIsdic.
tion Of our Federal authorities the
whole question OF Chinese immi-
grafton. They allow us,in . friend.
way, and without w0undiuR the
sulcoptibilittes OF the Chinese au.
thorities, 10 regulate the imMigra.
tiou OF coolies, to limit 1t, govern
1t or restrict 1t altogether. Logic.
ally and care folly considered, these
treaties, as compared with that
signed = couple Of years. ago with
japan. intimate that America will
not submit to the extinction OF
China and Japan by Russia and
England, rs Iudta has been extln-
guIshed."
Ths Os~ags Lsas . GA ls,sh A9.iss.
DUBLIN. Jan. 1.-THE Grand
Orange Lodge Of Ireland has for.
wardsd = strong memorial to the
Queen on the state OF Ireland,
signed by Lord Enniskillen, Impe-
rial Grand Master. The memorial
states that In this portion Ut Her
MAIesty's domint0ns, coercion and
tsrrofsGA prevail which have be.
como insupportable and which
must speedily drive every loyal and
wsll-disposed subject of Her Majes-
" out Of the country unless II be
put to Al end. Murders, r0bberies
and sending of threatening letters
ere Of daily Occurrences, and take
place with impunity. Altar declar.
log that the existing government
has proven It's inability to cope with
the exiRency OF the case, the me-
mortal humbly prays: "That your
Majesty Will be graciously pleased
10 order that auch steps may be
taken 80 may be necessary to pu n-
ish evil-doers aud to protect
the liver and property Of
her faithful and loyal subjects,
that they may bs able TO live. III
peaee and security under your
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