Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-05
BISMARCK, D. T, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1877.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Bismarck tribune.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Bismarck Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Oct.
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
Convention met yesterday and Tamma-
ny was triumphant in the election ofthe
committee on contested seats-a big
point for Tammany.
RUN OUT.
The oldest savings bank of Allegheny
City, the Allegheny Savings Bank, sus-
pended yesterday on account of run by
the depositors. The Cape Cod FIVE per
cent Savings Bank, Hancock, Mass, also
suspended.
Cashier Preston, Of the suspended
Trust Co., Patterson, N. J., was indicted
by grand jury for illegal sale of assets af-
ter the company's suspension.
BIG FoRGER.
VIM. C. Gilman, insurance broker of
n. Y, has been discovered in forgeries
by raising insurance certificates to the
amount Of $7o7, 900. Gilman has disap-
peared.
AT IT AGAIN.
VIM. Cooper, stock operator in San
Francisco, has disappeared, having forg-
ed checks to the amount of $4,000. He
is believed to be the same person who,
in 81 on the day of his marriage to the
daughter of Defrees, government printer,
was arrested for forgerics on the navy
department for which he was sent to pris-
on for five years. :,s 7'I b.
20. A GREAT FIRE. .-l.
occurred in McKeesport, Pa, Tuesday
night. At last report twas still burn
ing. .5--~ :.-.e' as.s 4r.
the pacing horse IN the Cleveland
club races yesterday made mile in 2.16,
the fastest pacing time on record.
'... 10 ARCHBISHOP BAILEY,
the Roman Catholic primate of America,
died at Newark, N. J., yesterday. Nine.
Teresa Tiltiens died at London yester-
day. - 49,, 80 ;. :. =
:i!- - ss91,A THE WAR, ,.ssz .za0 -
Another attack on Plevna is expected
about Sunday Il sgie sii,;; ..,,.i s..taa
T f.C.iaa-. q THE Russ1ANs Tsrztt -
have pushed their parallels close to the
Turkish works. Gen. .Melakoff attacked
Muktar Pasha near -Karsson Wednesday
and gained decided advantage. Their
fight continued yesterday.
LAr1R DISCOVERIES
show Gilman's forgeries amounted to
43s7, 900 on which he realized $247,o4o.
His forreties were confined to the scrips
of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.,
and the stock of the American Exchange
and Metropolitan banks. The American
Exchange Bank loses $4,000; the Com
mercial Insurance Co. $4,000; private
parties, so far as known. $4,000; Tai
madge & Co. $4,000.
-FOUR wELLkNowN OUTLAWS,
who 70 by the names of Dunk Black
burn, Wall Laugin, Sam and Kid, stop
ped the Sidney coach going north at Buff
falo Gap. They secured only seven dol
lars and revolvers.
Eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars
in gold bars was drawn from the Bank of
England yesterday for shipment to New
York.
TWENTY LODGES
left Spotted Tail for the north on We'd
nesday night and it is believed for every
lodge coming IN six goes out.
ST. PAUL, Oct. S.
HEAVY RAIN STORM,
yesterday greatly damaged the 9th and
G street wing Of the Patent Office at
The water flowed in so
rapidly that it was necessary to cut
through the wall to let it escape. It is
feared the damage by this flood to the
records may be greater than was the late
FIRE. The same storm occasioned great
damage to the railroads between Wash
ington and New York and caused some
accidents. - 1s11
Correspondents contradict the Porters
claim of overwhelming
VICTORY
in Asia Minor on Wednesday. The bat-|
tie was drawn; the losses were light on
either side.
AT CENTRAL CITY