Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
TELE GRAPHIC.
A Steamer Roundered OF
Cape Hatteras.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK
Final Conference With the
Indian Chiefs.
rHEY ARE sESr HOME RATHER
DIssArIsrIED.
tsrrcrlL Dnrlrcmrs TO rn ooLD HUI
IA IT Naval
they ARE SENT HOME RArMER
DIssATIArIED.
tsrrcIlL DusArcmrs TO rHI Coin HUI
IA IT Nrws.l



A mtg Raise.
NEW York, Oct. 2.-Upon the discover,
M william n nuu.n,. torc.,;.s mi,
~
morning. the panks where he trahsactee
business presented . scene Of great OF
citsmeut. y.ult, voro ouened and his %
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eu''"e' .''seiy so'a''niAeu' n'H' ".
lean Exchange Bank ton ccrhncates OF I'M
Atlantic and Mutual Insurance Company
v.ra sopnd rsn,e.snt,ny am .-ggreo,ts vain,
:, cor ooo ...,n,
)" n. .s,as., AZ. .omn.n
VIC VIC n'I.S C.I"s:j
.S"an 'sen "u sni $3.50.
comparison ~ oAses. nmes NY Am
proven that tnese ceruhcntes naa pecn oIlg,
many Purchaseu oy olIanA a.reisn,
hmes during the years 1910, ioio Ano
lsII. In various sums, s~ggresAting oniy
si,zoo. II tnis 10Y OF ceruhcAtes nyPc.no'
catod 81 tue American DAM tne
iorger'es soo.oov. .sss
,orSeu sanen.s ~ 49,
oank Joy oePosi,eo ny mr. ulman IN Ut
son. and 20 nighly was no esteemsu ~ tno
ofneiAl. thst tney we're ho' ciiucai,y ea'
auested was promptly paid to him. This
Amount was cstimated BY one Of tho clerks
At between $50, 900 and $50 900. In
formation was received later that another
set Of these certificates had been discov.
cred, p~urporting TO have been issued for
S25, 900, which, a. originally delivered 10
Mr.. Gilman. wore for 1880. A trust com.
pany. tho name of which could not be
earned. also sent In n long list of securi.
ties nnon which loans had been effected
for . Isrvr amount. Fifteen Of tho twenty.
tosr~ certiacstes held by this institution
vsra not altered. but tho remainder had
been raised from Si,4O0 to $4,000. No
system had been adopted In making ihe
,Ssssn III ~ an ooo When sis nssa.
were not urgent lie would deposit genuine
scrip. obtaining such perceniage. as the
banker would aa.ancs; lnS 'orset ~.
orisinsi smoun,s ranging from $50 70
500. Al far a. tho Atlantic National In.
suranco Company 10 concerned. all but
three certificates Issued to Gilman have
been accounted for, and these arc for 500.
each. II 10 thought probable that these
have been altered like others OF the same
value 10 $4,000 each, which viii make
the gross amount OF forgerics ~ iol.
lows /: Third National Bank. real valuo
$500, forged amount s2ol,oOOi Amer
loan Exchange, real value Sl,26o,
forged amount sSI,3Oo; Henry. Tai.
madge 4 Co., real valne $3.50. forged
amount $25,0O0i Trust Company real
Value $l,4G0. forged amount sIi,OOOi out
standing cercihcates, real value $Soo,
forged amount $4,000 /; total real value
$500, forged amount S23U,370. IL was
stated this evening that two shares Of bank
stock were forged. and In this latter case
$i,l00 had been raised to 1900. This
will increase the gross amount OF forgeries
10 over $247, 900. Tbs alterations In the
amounts show that these iorgeries have
boon carried on continuously Tor over two
years. No class OF securities could have
been selected upon which detection would
b less certain. Tho business OF tho Az
lantlo Mutual Insurance Company was
confined almost exclusively 10 marine
risks. The firm Of Gilman Il Co. had
been engaged In insurance scrip brokerage
for over forty years. MT. Gilman has not
been 81 bis ofioo since Saturday when ne
stated he was going to Norwich n would
return on Monday morning. lie returned
70 tho city yesterday morning win MS
family, but did not go TO his oiiice. De-
t~ectives were put on his track, but could
not fnd him. acquisitions have been OBJ
tanned from Governor Robinson for him.
40 thai he can DO arrested In any State In
which he may be found. Mr.. Gilman bore
tho reputation Of . devoted church mem.
Der and Sabbath-sehool teacher. President
Coe, Of the American Exchange BANK.
said its losses would not b. heavy. - the
bank held other securities OF MT. uilman's
which would help 10 decrease tho loss.
90. r... TAN WIN an. Inai...
- O. m. CT -,
WAshiSoros' oc1 A-Aho o'ouA snu
Arapahoc Indian delegations had their last
povvov At tho Interior department TO.
A., p.d c,oud s,ia. uMv people ara
uH''
opposed 70 going 70 the hissouri RIVER ana
ssy n wo 20 there oil our stock will die.
/ know when / 20 back all my young men
and people will feel badly because We have
got 10 60 10 the Missouri river. All the
Northern Indians that have been brought
into the reservations have been brought
In BY Spotted Tail and myself"
Spotted Tall said 1.-THE decision the
n.sk psthar has mada ii v0ur decisIon