St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23
The City Thrown Wide Open and Beau
tifully Decorated to Receive At
tending Guests.
"reminiscences of the Scenes of That
Memorable Conflict and Accom-
panying Horrors.
Eloquent Speeches by Judge FIan-
drau and Others--A Process
sion and Salute
The Brave Survivors of the Battie
Rehearse the Valorous DEEDS
of TWO Decades.
The Celebration.

Special to the Globe.
New UIM. Aug. 22.-The twenty-third
anniversary of the defense of New Ulm,
during the Indian outbreak of 1862, is be-
NJ observed to-day in manner that vividly
recalls to mind the terrible suffer-
ingS of that time. The town is
gaily decorated with bunting and festooned
with evergreens. Old friends meet again
for the first time in many years, and many
thrilling stories are told of the heroic de-
tense and final repulSe Of the savageS. Fri
day nights train brought number
OF the defenders, and some ladies'.
Among the visitors may be men
toned Judge Charles E. Flandrau
and wife of st. Paul, Charles Il. Woods of
St Peter, Z. 2. Freeman of Mankato and
others.
This morning the greater portion of the
visitors arrived by the train from the East.
Among them were c. Ii. McGill of st.
Peter, DR.. Otis Aver and Capt. FaliX l.
BeTrer of lie Sueur, DR.. \. w. Daniels of
st. Peter and many others.
On the arrival of the train a salute was
fired by Capt. Burg's battery, and amid the
strains of lively music, line was taken up
for Turner hall, the ladies being conveyed
in carriages. On the arrival of the guests
Col. Bobleter called them to order and an
nOunced the order of exercises for the day.
The committee of arrangements then took
charge of the visitors. and quarters were
assigned The list made by the committee
for quarters showed
THE FOLLOWING PRESENT:
lie Sueur-P. S. Gardener, wife and two
daughters Mrs. Kayser and daughter, August
Betner, wife and daughter, Henry King and
wife, Henry Kinzie and wife, II. c. Davis,
George Freeman, Ed Wise, Henry Kinney and
wife, w. II. Patten and wife, J. J. Greene
and wife. +. T. Jones and daughter, {. NJ.
Penney. y.wifc and daughter, James a. Wise and
wife, William Weyle, wife ard son, Peter
Slauf and wife. J. n. Williams and wife, II.
c. Davis Andy Thomas and son, George
Plinman and son, William Lawler and wife,
John E. Mays, John Smith, William King
Samuel Bowers, r. W. Lee. +. w. Lee,
J. +. Thayer. John Thurston, William Traves.
Cornelius Bonaine, George r. Smith, John
LiplSe, George \. Roberts, Louis Magedenz
Jacob Zimmerman and son, John Iten, Boyd
Randall Ferdinand Meyer. Charles Scheflier,
Freeman Talbot, Alex Pitts, William Tickling
Daniel Carroll, J. b. Randall, b. w. Randall,
S. Bauer. John Schmidt.
Minneapolis-Nlrs. l.. Theobald, Mrs. DR..
Bleckcn.
St. Peter-L. 3. Miner wife and son. Ernest
Meyer and daughter, J. s. Anderson, c. Bah
erich, George ROsenmPyer, Mrs. John Shier,
Edward Harty, Maj. Randall and wife, August
Betncr, wife and daughter, 5. B. Miner, wife
and son. c. w. Babcock, A. l.. Woodward, l.. W.
Carpenter, O. p. Burr, G. w. Steinke, wife
and two children, DIR J. W. Smith, p. w.
Smith, Frank LaDge, NJ. Woodward, s. B. Car
penter, William Lawner and daughter, f. A.
Stemple. Ed Tolan, John Tolan, Jacob Bauer,
W. Fickler. John Tehorson, William Davis,
Marvin Tyler, Myron Woodward, John Doran,
S. II. Briggs.
Mankato-J. +. Meagher, II. Shaubut, j.
Shoemaker and several others.
Leavenworth-L. G. Ives, II. Ives and four
others.
Cottonwood-Capt. w. Winkleman, John
Manderfield aud about thirty others.
From West Newton and Lafayette there
were about thirty defenders.