St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-21

Miss Celia Birdseye died at her residence,
No. 3028 Fort avenue, on Sunday. Hell
husband, who was in Dakota, was tele-
graphed and he arrived yesterday. The
remains will be shipped to Utica, n. Y. fol
interment.
The remains of Swan Applequist, the
man who committed suicide by hanging,
were inferred in Maple Hill cemetery yes
terday.
The Crusaders 7. A. society will meet in
Catholic Association hall this evening.
The meeting of the city council will not
be held until Friday night. 1t is ex-
pected that the mayor will submit his pc
lice appointments at that time.
Those who claim to be posted are certain
that Hon. Baldwin Brown will be reap
pointed to the water board.
Mr.. E. j. A. Drennen, secretary of the
Minneapolis Glass company, who has been
laid up with diphtheria for a week or so, is
again able to be in his office.
F. Pool, the young man who was recently
hurt in North Minneapolis planning mill,
has recovered sufficiently to return to his
work this morning.
An exhibition of the new pumping sta
ton on the island will be made at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
"Our Bachelors" will be the bill for Rob-
son 81 Crane at the Grand tonight.
The new Unitarian church will have its
parsonage on Mary Place. A dancing
room will be connected with the church.
The property of the Sisters hospital,
which has been recently purchased for $50,
ba Cofh Acx-
citation, will soon be occupied as All asylum.
The present asylum at Third street and
Sixth avenue north it is proposed to vacate,
and, with some material changes and alter
atoms convert the building into parochial
school for the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, TO be under thedirection of the
Catholic Brothers, who are expected here
in a few months.
Under the benefcent influence of the
warm rains the bright grass has come out,
and the beauty of Minneapolis increased
40 per cent
The Grand was completely filled last
night and a merrier audience never as
sembled Robson & Crane were at their
best and 1.-The Cherubs" was given i'll SPLEEN
did style. 1t was preceded by delightful
comedietta MY Uncle's WHIP as the play
is not long Tonight these inimitable
comedians will give Our Bachelors"
Superintendent Henion states that he is
satisfied that the East side pumping station
will be ready for business and that the CO.
lOssal pumps will be set in motion at 2
O'Clock this afternoon for the first time.
The Band of Hope. children's temper
ance organization. auxiliary to the Reform
club, gave highly enjoyable entertainment
at Harrison hall last night which was
largely attended. 1t is called all egg
breaking entertainment.
The council committees on railroads and
on ways and means met at the city hall last
night, but did no business of public i'm
portance.
The county commissioners yesterday
signed the contract with 5. G. Cutler fol-
repairing the county court house, and the
work upon the building has already begun.
The stock of Polly & Davis. the whole
sale candy manufacturers on First avenue
south, was attached yesterday to satisfy a
claim of Joyslin IL Merriam for SO, 122.
whereupOn the firm made an assignment to
Edward w. Farwell for the benefit of their
creditors.
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register of deeds incorporating the North
western Auction & Warehousing company
with capital stock of $4,000 and liza
bilities of $780, 900. The directors are James
S. Coolican, Walter J. Baldwin and L. S.
Quincy.
The April general teHfs> of the district
| court opens to-day, and the setting of the
cases for trial will begin at 10 o'clock this
morning. The calendar contains 400 civil
eases, 247 of which have been continued
from the last term. There are fifteen con-
tinued cases, eight of which are appealed
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