The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-01
LATE PUBLICA TTONS.

BldckwOod for June has been published by the
Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al Barclay street.
New York. We append brief sketch ofthe con-
tents:
Thoughts About British Workmen, Past and
Present" is an article which looks back to the
beginning ofthe troubles between employers and
employees, and traces their gradual increase, In
the course of this retrospect the writer suggests
that Dickens may have helped on the difficulties
He says "The evil which has been produced is a
general and most determined attempt on the part
ofworkingmen to obtain supremacy over employ.
ers. The manner in which Mr. Dickens con-
tributed to this attempt was by representing the
laborer generally as meritoriOus and wronged-
the employerer generally as tyrannical and mig
gardlyp
"The Dilemma, Part H. There is a rumor
aaoat that this interesting story, which was COM
menced last month, is by the author of The Battle
Of Dorkinge The scene Is laid in India, and 1t
seems probable that in subsequent chapters we
shall have incidents connected with the sepoy
Mutiny graphically narrated, s.s. al,ett
q The second conversation "In a Studio" dis
cusses poets Of various ages and countries, but Is
devoted chiefly to Shakespeare and his plays,
which are quoted and compared with those OF
Christopher Marlowe. 9r ole oJu1 q
g "Bits and Bearing.reins' is the review ofa work
iofthat name by E. +. Flower, on "the cruelty Of
bearing up horses head,p ,. 4p -g yffr.
Z "Art in May" Isl sharp criticism on the Spring
Exhibition of Pictures at the Royal Academy,
Several of the pictures them, Mr.. Longs
"Babylonisn Marriage Market" which has been
noticed in several Of our newspapers-are de-
scribed and approved Of but the critic thinks that
many of the exhibitors do not do themselves JUS
tice this year. .o-
France and Germany" letter from Paris, ex-
plains the late scare" the small war.cloud that
has lately hovered over the continent. 1t is a
clear and comprehensive article, which those who
have an idea there has been some trouble, but
don't know exactly what it was, will do well to
read.
polar Exploration" is one of the numerous pa
pers called forth by the recent departure from
England of an expedition in search of the North
Pole. 1t speaks of former Arctic voyages their
objects, and what they have accomplished; de-
eViiOon ho cquiPiiols anu PiahS VI tne Pieoen' CA
pedition, and hints at the additions II may make
to scientific knowledge. sla, ,
It is followed by an obituary on Admiral sher.
ard Osborn, who was employed with the Frank
lin Search Expedition, and who has from time
to time, for many years, contributed interesting
and instructive articles to this magazine.
Banking and Mr.. Goschen's Bill, an article on
English and stotch banks and banking opera
TONS and the index, complete the last number Of
the cxyii, volume ,p o1.f,a yaseois
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