Daily globe., 1883-02-12
MINNEAPOLTs GLORELETs.


Oysters in every style, fresh every day
at the Boston restaurant.
The Boston block clock will be in place
and running in few days.
A lively scene was that on the Portland
avenue driving course yesterday.
An extensive addition has been built to
the Fourth avenue street car barn.
Special accommodations for supper
parties at the ComiqUe restaurant.
Special revival meetings are to be held
in the First Baptist church this week.
This evening the Light Infantry corps
will hold weekly meeting at the armory.
The February general term of The dis
trict court viii begin one week from to-
morrow.
The literary societies Of the university
will give their weekly entertainments this
evening.
Rev. D. Morgan Will lecture at Harrison
hall Friday evening on reform and Re
formers
The Reform club have enlarged the stage
in Harrison hall and viii make other I'M
provements.
Cappa lodge, kl..-s md ladies of the
Pyramid, will mes - Harrison hall Thurs
day evening.
The Land League Literary association
will hold & meeting at 10 South Washing
ton avenue this evening.
A well-attended meeting of the Father
Mathew T. A. society was held in Catholic
Association hall at 4 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoOn.
The ladies of the Reform club will give
an oyster supper at Harrison hall to-mor-
row evening. A musical programme has
been prepared for the occasion.
A meeting of the board of water COM
missioners will be held in the Office of the
mayor on Friday afternoon, when some
thing will be said respecting w. H. John
sons allegations.
The funeral of Olin F. Pest, late of the
Tribune editorial staff, occurred from No.
Gil North Fourth street yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended by friends and
members of the Press club.
The Reform club now boasts a frst-class
musical organization consisting of piano,
organ, cornet, violin5 and viol, and large
chorus choir of mixed voices, which adds
greatly to the plasantness of their weekly
meetings.
On Wednesday night a Frenchman was
feeced by a couple of confidence men of
$50. Yesterday Lieut.. West arrested
Thos. Prendergast as being one of the
crooks, and he is fully identified by the
Frenchman.
''Undine" with ali the dazzling splendor
of new scenery, calcium lights, corps de
ballet, Amazonian marches, short dresses,
pink tights, premier absolute, etc., etc.,
will await the ring of the curtain bell at
the Pence Opera house this evening.
This evening the spectacular play, ''Un-
dine," will be brought out at the Opera
house. Miss McAllister has learned that
there is money in liberal display of hose
in Minneapolis, which fact, it may be
added, no one regrets more than does Miss
McAlhster.
On Saturday night stranger was run in
by the police for drunkenness. Yesterday
he was recognized by Officer Hill, former
soldier, stationed at Fort Smelling, as a
soldier who deserted with a companion
and went to Winnipeg on the 18th day of
June last. He will be delivered into the
custody of the United States government
A series of Lenten lectures has been ar
ranged to be delivered at Craze chapel,
corner of Twenty-frst and Franklin
avenues. The course will be begun Thurs
day evening at 1870, and be continued
every Thursday as follows: Thursday, Feb.
Is, ''The Deniers of Miracles and Their
Aim;'' Thursday, Feb. %, Results of
Denial of Miracles" Thursday, M rch /,
POSSIBILITY of Miracles;' Thursday, March
8, Possibility of Miracles" continued;
Thursday, March 10, Necessity of Mira
cles.'
The following programme will be pre-
sented at the entertainment of the Her
mean society, at the university, this eYcn-
ing:
Music Observation-Disclosures. .Hermean Quartet.
News Report. rt....................M Miss Sheldon.
Speech NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '',C, H. way.
Declamati0d. :::...:::: :::::..9...... Mr. Ease
Debate .... Messrs. Fitzgerald and Baker.
Music.
Recitation Miss Ware.
Subject for debate: ''Resolved, That United
States senators should be elected by the people,"
W. H. johnson, the recent superintend
ent of the water works, Is out is wordy
card, condemning the board of water COM
missioners in general, and Commissioner
Waters in particular. L is doubtless in
tended to pave the way to the
threat recently published in the
Tribune, to see that the water board
is legislated out cf Office duriDs the pres
ent session of the Legislature, but the re-
porter met some of the commissioners
yesterday, who did not appear to be es-
peciaily alarmed however. A big cry ard
little wool describes the situation appro-
priately.
THE PROHIBITORs,