Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13
EI.srArE TREASURER OF SOUTH
CAROLINA ARRESTED.
nrInArEs To BE SENT TO
CONCERNS.
ESPECIAL prrKrcHss TO u GOLD HUI
DAILY NKws.l
Anecunr aeeae ia cears.

money By any wager. He made invest
msnts In enterprises which promised well,
but turned out bad. Prior TO the panic OF
1873 no had made improper use Of trust
funds under the pressure OF declining bust-
ness and the troubles Of that year. which
had involved him In additional Losses.
After that time he must have put forth tho
frat raised certificates. He had suffered
In thinking Of his business and In abusing
the confidence OF his friends. and. hoping
that the new step would extricate him. DO
plunged In deeper. He had mot sold any
fraudulent securities, but had borrowed on
them. He alone was responsible for every
wrong act. and no human being ever had
q suspicion OF Il. Suicide had been much
In his thoughts. GilmAn's statement was
addressed 10 his brothers and ~sisters-who
lose SIS, 900 by his op~erations-te Rev. DR..
Houghton. his brother.in.law and rector
Of the "little church round tho corner"
and other friends.
The scene In court was sensational. Tho
counsel who read the paper did 20 with .
trembling voice. Mr.. Lane, who followed,
was deeply affected. and sid Gilman LEFT
his wife at homo ON the verge Of insanity.
District Attorney Phelps. with tears cours.
ing down his cheeks and with choking
utterance. said he had known the prisoner.
and this Was the saddest case ho had ever
had anything TO do with. Recorder Hack
cit, In passing sentence, was much Affected
and wiped away . tear. Tho detectives
turned their backs upon tho fearful spec
tacle, hurried Gilman " q coach In walt
lug, aud drove TO his ofico. which no
leaves this evening ~ o convict for Sing
Sing for . term Of i've years ct hard labor.
Fsads In the Trsasury.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l2.-Ths following
memorandum Of the amount Of United
States notes. national bank notes and
minor coins In tho treasury. sub-treasuries
and national bank Repositories. October Q,
1877, as per latest reports and accounts.
aud funds payable thcreirom. was issued
from tho Treasury department. today:
United States notes In the treasury. $751;.
55i, iGs; national bank notes In the treas
ury. sii. 29l ,0O5 /; minor coins In treasury.
Ssa5, SIS; deposits held by national bank
treasures on account, S7,987, 6SS do
posts held by national banks ~disbursing
Offices ON account. $4,000, 040. Total.
SOS, o9s. TAG. Pund for tho redemption
Of certificates Of deposit, June 8, 1872,
$50, III, 900; P~ostofice department &C.
count. si.7i6.Sil; disbursing officers
account In the treasury. etc., ST..
COS, Ills; disbursing officers account
In national banks, S2.300, 90; fund for
redemption Of notes OF national banks
failed, In liquidation and reducing circu-
$i3,is 8 ,s3s (; Eve per cont. rcdemp-
ton fund United States notes In treasury.
8 ,65i ,75S; secretary's special deposit 40
sl4,16l ; currency and miner coin
redemption account, s23 ,229: interest &C.
$50, 1 treasuror's transfer 40
count, outstanding checks, $l.t70.o6oi
controller OF tho currency. agent for cred.
itors, 1874. GAG treasurer OF the United
States. agent for paying interest on SIS
bonds, SAT. $50 special fund held for re-
demption OF fractional currency. 1885,
IGs ; treasurer Of tho United States, gen.
eral account, si6.iii,i2s. Total. $685.
99s. 726.
The Adams Denens In New York.
NEW YoRx. Oct. 13.-Tho Times says
Those who saw the performances that were
given yesterday afternoon In tho Academy
Of Music for the benefit Of Edwin Adams.
will long remember the occasion - signih.
can't, and beautiful In tho spirit BY which
Il was animated. beautiful In the lessons
with which II was fraught. Tho perform.
ances began at I and lasted until 0 O'Clock.
Tho programme was composed OF fifteen
and Il was presented In eight acts.
The stage management was ~judicious. en-
ergstic and efficient, and despite Its length.
and variety. the entertainment
so rapidly that Its duration did not
seem tedious. Leon ]. Vincent directed
The stage. More than fifty actors took
actual part In tho representations. and 81
least one hundred aud fifty persons were
frst and last upon the stage. The Acsds-
my was crowded In every part and pro-
scnted Q scene Of brilliant animation such
" seldom 10 witnessed and such ~ mover
has been eIcelled In refinement and lustsr.
strikers Making Trsubls.
SCRANTON, Pa. Dot. 12.-An attempt
IN the part Of the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company TO work the Pinsbrook col.
iery has sIAsporsted tho strikers TO = fear
'ui pitch. About twenty men worked In
he mino to-day and were escorted TO and
their homes by . strong military
yuard. On quitting work they were A.
by shouts OF the mob. which Assem-.
,led In force near the coal breaker. but
rere kept back by the soldiers. Tho col.
iery 10 strongly guarded day and night.
rhe men who worked there to-day appealed
or protection 10 the authorities tonight.
that they wore In fear OF being
murdered In their own homes before
morning. Detschments have boon sent 10
them and . strong forcs Of mill
AIRY il under arms In this city ready 70
march at Q moments notice. Troops have
cen ielegrsphed for down tho valley and
arrive before morning.
I.seesas or Guiityf
Kansas err. Oct. l2.-0rsve doubts
ave arisen - "a the guilt Of Joel Collins.
killed - ono Of the robbers Of the
Inion Pacific train. Alaw arm d Topeka
~ been retained by the father Of Collins
. investigate the matter. Enough has
cen learned 10 Justify the statement that
Collins could not have been present ct the
inc Of the robbery. and his having alarge
Of money on his person at the
Of his death 10 accounted for BY the
tstement that he had Just returned from
DO Black Hills. where he had taken drove
I cattle, which he had sold, and was rs-
with the money-nearly $20,0 600.
lis conduct when arrested 10 accounted
,r on the hypothesis that he supposed ho
sd fallen into tho hands Of robbers.
Estimates fsr Congress.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II. The Cabinet
sssion to-day was devoted mainly 70 the
onsiderAii0n and final determination Of
TO DO transmitted 70 Congress
tho P~rssident's message next week.