Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-02

Saturday, full account of which appeared
in Sundays GLOBE. was sent to his home in
Springfield, Ills, yesterday morning.
The new city directory has been placed in
the hands of the binder, who will rush the
work as fast as possible. Copies can be had
for the microscopic sum of $1.00 at any
book store.
The Morristown correspondent of the
Democrat says, that last week the Donel-
son brothers found VOLTS den containing
seven wolves. They were brought to this
city and young men received $500 apiece as
State and county bounty for their find.
Mr.. A. J. Beebe, proprietor of the Eagle
hotel at Norwich, N. Y, and Mr.. M. A. Hath
away of Olney, ILL.,, have purchased the Ar
lington house property of J. d. Green.
These gentlemen will at one commence the
erection OF an addition of fifty-six (56) feet
front on Main street and running back the
full depth of the lots, the whole structure
to be three (3) full stories in height. The
improvements outside of the purchasing
money will be over 100000, which will make
this the finest hotel building III Southern
Minnesota. The GLOBE wishes these gentle
men unbounded success.
Yesterday was observed by our citizens as
a general holiday. ALI of the leading bust
ness men closed their places of business for
a part of the day. In the morning at $50
O'Clock the fremen fell in at engine house
No. l, and marched to the depot to meet the
Hastings department. Returning to the
engine house social time was passed until
| 1920, when they again fell in and marched
A. or of
they were inspected by the mayor and COM
mon council. In the afternoon the Guards
and the Shattuck cadets had dress parade.
| Ex- Mayor Cole addressed both battalions at
| the corner of Main and Third streets. In
the evening Niagara House company gave a
ball in Kyllo's Hall, which was we'll attend.
ed. Thus ended so-called Decoration Day
| in Faribault.
CHOW IT WORKS IN FARIBAULT."
| Saturdays issue of the GLOBE contained a
| letter from this city purporting to give an
account of democratic progression in Earl
bault." The writer com plains because Mayor
Batchelder instructed Chief of Police Camp:
bell to notify all saloon keepers and the pro-
prietors of the 'three (3) breweries'' that
they we've not to sell three persons, resi-
dents of this city, liquor. This notice seems
to have touched "Handy Andy in very
sore spot, and he attempts to vent his spleen
| through the columns of the GLOBE. IF
"Handy Andy" is the law abiding citizen
| that he attempts to make himself out to be-,
and he knows (as he asserts he does) that
the saloons are open on Sunday contrary to
| law, why does he not enter complaint and
have them closed up? His despicable slur
| on two ladies in the city clearly proves what
has always been thought of Handy Andy.
The Democratic council is as good and hon.
est set of gentlemen as can be found in
the State of Minnesota, who laugh at the
article, knowing as they do the past and
present record of Handy Andy.
WEDDING BELLS.
For some time past the most fashionable
circles of Faribault hsve been more or less ex-
cited over the marriage of Miss ADELAIDE
MilIspaugh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Millspaueh of this city, to Mr.. George Fan
ner, of Omaha, which event took place last
evening in the presence ofaa large number
of friends. The ceremony took place at s
P. M. in the Cathedral of Our Merciful Sa-
| viour, which was profusely decorated with
flowers. The ushers were Lieutenant Ames.
Captain Goodman, George Wiley and A. @.
McCabe, who escorted the bridal cortege to
the altar. The bridesmaids and groomsn en-,
Miss Gertrude Gear, Minneapolis, and
Kerby Millspaugh, Omaha. Miss Lulu Van
Harm, FarIbault. and Rev. A. J. Graham,
Grand Island, Neb.. preceded Miss Mills
psugh, on the arm of her father, and Mrs.
Millspaugh on the arm of Mr.. Tanner. The
nuptial ceremony was performed in an ex-
eeedingly impressive manner by Rev. Frank
Millspaugh, dean of the Cathedral at Omaha,
| assisted by Rev. Geo. P. Whipple and Rev.
James Dobbin. The music was fine. Rev.
E. G. Bill, preceptor of the Cathedral, pre-
sided at the organ, and rendered some ex-
ceedingly fine selections in his mastery style.
The bride wore o princess dress of white
silk and organdie, cut enItrain, with white
satin trimmings and pearl ornaments. At
the conclusion of the services at the church
a reception was given at the residence of
Mr.. Millspaugh, corner of Cherry and Third
streets.
The grounds were brilliantly illuminated
with Chinese lanterns and large pavilion
was erected for dancing. The presents were
numerous and costly-The following are a list
of donors: Rev. F. Millspaugh, Kerby Mills
paugh, Mr.. Geo. Zanuer and Bishop Clark
son-aIl of Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Doom, Omaha; Mrs. A. E. Weakley, Omaha;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Woolwarth, Miss Carrie
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yeates, Rev.
James Patterson, Rev. DR.. McNamara, Mr..
and Mrs. Nine Barkalow, Sister Mary Hy-
den and daughter, Mr.. Chas. DeGrout, Miss
Scheller, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy, DR.. and Mrs.
Ish, Mr.. Hambleton-all of Omaha; Rev.
and Mrs. J. Dobbin, Rev. and Mrs. E..
O. Bill, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. B. WhippIe,
Hon. G. E. Cole and wife, Faribault; Miss
Gertrude Gear, Minneapolis; Miss Grace
Gear, Minneapolis; Mrs. LaMott, Ireland MRS.
Clifford, Fsribault, Miss Jessie Dobbin; Mr..
Joe Ames, Miss Maggie O'Brien, Faribault;
Miss Alice HIckson, New York; Hon. G. L.
Lowell and wife, Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Darling
ton, Miss Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Thea
pold, j. NJ. Walker and wife, Hon. G. E.
Skinner and wife, Faribault; Miss D. Barka-
low, Omaha; George Wiley, st. Paul; Mrs.
Van Horn, Miss Van Horn, Henry Van
Horn, Miss Crossett. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson,
Mrs. Gale Sexton, Mrs. F. Peace, Mrs. Bar
nard, G. M. Millspaugh, Faribault; Mrs.
Wiley, st. Paul; Hon. Fl. II. Madison and
wife, Faribault: Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Sher-
man, Marysville, Mo-; Prof. and Mrs.
Champblin, Miss Hattie Snyder, Faribault;
Miss Stockton, Springfield, Mo-; Mrs. J.
Shouts, Mrs. Blodgett, Mr.. Mclean, Fari-
built; Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Eokford, Bis
marck, D. T.; Mrs. Barkalow, Omaha.
ROCHESTER,.