Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-06
And the world Reyolves.

method will effect saying to the State in
the increased value of the apple crop of
S1,500O00 annually.
And the World Revolves.
PHILADELPHIA, December 5th. - The
Record tomorrow will say : Following
close upon the heels of the announcement
that O'Donovan Rosa had been deposed
from the leadership of the extreme Irish
men in New York, comes the rumor-
seemingly we'll founded-thdt he has
formed an alliance with Fenians in Phila-
delphia who had been cut oil from the
parent body. 1t has been learned
that a secret meeting was held
in this city on Thanksgiving
Day for the purpose of perfecting. an
organization of the new body. There were
present at the meeting about % delegates,
each of whom claimed to represent a Diyi-
sion. An exciting session resulted. After
a lengthy debate it was found practically
impossible to unite upon Chief who
should be the ruling spirit. Finally it was
decided to take from the outside some one
whom it was thought could unite the fac
tions, and who could at the same time fully
represent the ideas of the new BODY
The Atchison's Demands.
New YORK, December 5th.-C P. Hunt
ington held a conference yesterday with
Vice-P President Van Horne, of the Canadian
Pacific Company on transcontinental mat
tiers, but nothing definite was accomplished.
The position of the Atchison road is re.
garded as a bar to the settlement of the
transcontinental trouble. The Atchison
still insists on a separate pool on southern
California business being made by Hunt
ington before any meeting of all the trans
continental roads is held. This is point
that Huntington positively refused to yield
to the Atchison Strenuous efforts are be-
ing made, however. to bring about meet
ing at the Windsor Hotel on tbe13th inst, at
which it is expected Senator Leland STAN
ford will be present. Railroad men say the
matter is practically a DEADLOCK, as the
Atchison will never give way to Hunting
ton, nor will the latter yield to the Atchi-
sons demand.
Eads' Latest Scheme.
PITTsBURG. December 5th.-James B.
Eads, who is visiting friends here, stated to
a reporter to-day that gentlemen interested
in the scheme to shorten to distance be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of
North America by means of ship railway
across the Isthmus of Panama had decided
to abandon the acceptance of Government
aid trammeled by Government restrictions
The company has concluded to form pri-
vate corporation. For means to carry the
immense enterprise to q successful termina-
ton an appeal for financial aid will be made
to all the great money centers OF the world.
The ship railway company will be interna-
tional in its scope and international in its
membership. At the coming session of
Congress that body will be asked to charter
the new organization, when the process Of
securing money will be rushed with energy
Death of a Noted Southerner.
CHARLESTON, December 9Th Ex-Gov-
ernor Benjamin E. Perry died near Green
vile on Friday, aged 81 years. From 1882
to 1860 he was Uni IN man. He then said
to Governor Means: g have tried to pre-
vent this for the past thirty years. You
are all going to the devil, and ! am going
with you. Honor and patriotism require
me to stand by my State, right or wrong"
After the war hewas appointed Provisional
Governor by President Johnson.
Death of Rail Dad Man.
DALLAS (Tex.), December 5th.-Colonel
George Noble, General Manager for the
Receivers for the Texas Pacific Railway,
died in this city last night, after an illness
of nine days For several years Colonel
Noble occupied the position of Division
Superintendent on the Kansas Pacific
Railway, and has filled many places OF
trust.
The Telephone Cases.
COLUMBUS, December 5th.-After con-
sultation of attorneys in the Bell Tele-
phone cases at the residence of Judge
Thurman, jefferson Chandler returned TO
Washington this afternoon. The Govern
ment counsel have decided to take the case
directly TO the Supreme Court.