Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-05


The pop candidates and delegates had
a banquet at the armory last Friday
Governor Shortridge and other officials
were present, and partook Of the love
feast. There was the usual selt-ap-
proval and condemnation Of everyone
else, after which the assemblage dis
persed.
The republican legislative convention
in Mandan Thursday nominated H. s.
Parkin for state senator and H. Kroeger
and Fred Holritz for the lower house.
A full county ticket was also nominated.
Both legislative and county tickets are
exceptionally strong and sure of election.
Farmer Wallace writes from Denver:
II will try to be in Bismarck last of
October. I am much better in health.
The truth is, standing on my feet at the
fair came near killing me, but I am
much better now. When you find a
friend who speaks of me-if there be any
such, remember me with kindness to
them"
John McConville is suffering from the
effects of a second stroke of paralysis,
n is again in a helpless condition. It
will be remembered he was FRUSTRATED
first some months ago, and was for weeks
in critical condition, but afterward re-
covered partially, and was able to be out
and around. The second visitation of
the dread disease is exceptionally sad.
Sheriff Frank Donnelly and Chief
McGillis left on this afternoons train,
having in charge, John MoFadden, re-
Gently released from the jamestown in
sane asylum, and now being returned to
that institution. His insanity is of the
religious type, he believing himself to
be the saviour of the world, He is a res.
ident of Grand Forks.
Senator Worst will CROSS the Red and
advance republican doctrine at Detroit,
October 4th: Buffalo, October 16; Zum-
brota, October, II; st. Charles, October,
IS; Wiuona, October, 10, and Wabasha,
October, Goth. F. B. Fancher will
speak at Mortified, October Is; Fari-
bault, October 16; Owatonna, October
II; Waseca, October, 1s; Waterville,
October, 10, and Shakopee, October 20.
Joe Higgins the boy who was arrested
for burglarizlng Larson's store, was
bound over to the district court Tuesday
by Judge Chase, the charge being
burglary in the third degree. Chief Nc
ellis says he is satisfied that Higgins is
the right man, and is satisfied that when
his trial comes up there will be evidence
enough to convict him. James Marshall
also lost a number of pairs of shoes he
had stored in the Dakota block. When
higgins shack was searched, part of
the lost goods are said to have been
found. Higgins had pards and the Of
ficers are on their track.
kilograms from Duluth say Sheriff
Bingenheimer, of Mandan, who is there
to take two cattle thieves, Watkins and
Mead, back to Mandan, has met unex-
pected delays. Both men refuse to go
on a requisition, which was not made by
the governor, but by his secretary, and
is conditional. Since Bingenheimer's
arrival here papers found in possession
OF the two mer show them to be mem
bers OF a gang of cattle thieves who have
ranged from British Columbia to Texas,
and their capture is regarded as an i'm
portant one. Both men have recently
been in Assiniboine, where they stole
cattle in a wholesale way.
Sheriff Bingenheimer of Mandan,
passed through the city on Tuesdays
train, en- route from Duluth, having in
charge, j. D. Mead and J. F. Watkins,
who we're arrested on complaint Of MI.
Green, the we'll known stockman of Nor
ton county. The parties arrested are
said to belong to a gang of cattle thieves
who have been operating along the line
of the Northern Pacific in North Dakota
and Montana. The parties arrested we're
in charge of cattle IN thirteen different
brands, among them being those of the
Bycelon Bros, Arnett Landiss, and
others. The arrests we're made on
information furnished by H. E. Burdet.
inspector for the North Dakota Stock
association. Other arrests are soon to
be made. The stock association is de-
termined to break up the gang of thieves
who have been stealing stock. Sheriff
Bingenheimer deserves great credit for
the faithfulness with which he attends
to the duties of his office, and is estab-
fishing an enviable reputation as a "thief
taker." Morton county may gain an eff
Gent treasurer by electing him as such
Officer. They will do exceedingly we'll,
however, If they get as efficient a sheriff.
/ Returns East.
Hon. Dennis Dryer, judged the court
of appeals at Dayton, O., and father of
our jolly "Jack" Dryer, the Mclean
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