Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-07
The Magazines.

The Magazines.
! The North American Review for July has
. the following contents "Mohammedan Mar
| riages." by Minister S. S. Cox; Letters to
| Prominent Persons" No. 8, Arthur Rich
mond ''Chinese Emigration" Prof. +. w.
| Gillian; .sShould the Government Own the
telegraph" VIM. A. Phillips; defense of
| Charleston, S. c. Gen. G. 7. Beauregard ;
| 1.-The Peoples Share in Wealth. Edward
! Gordon Clark; Words" Gail Hamilton (;
Important Historical Letters"-Introduc
tion-George S. Boutwell,: Letters 10 Gen.
erals Ord and Augur," Gen. W. 7. Sherman +;
Letters to Gen. Sherman" Gen. U. 5.
| Grant; Letter to President Johnson" Gen.
w. T. Sherman: Letter to Gen. Grant, "
| Gen. w. T. Sherman; 'Jobs in Cities" DR..
Ferdinand Seeger; "a Mistake of Gen.
Beauregard." Rear-Admiral W. R. Taylo- /;
| Gold and Silver Money!" Cassius NJ. Clay (;
| "Anarchism Defined by an Anarchist" c. L..
James.
| Lippincotts Monthly Magazine for July
| has a timely article by Frank G. Carpenter on
The Loves of the Presidents. j. 5. of Dale
| contributes a story cast in dramatic form and
entitled 1.-TWO Passions and a Cardinal Vir-
| tue" which contains some striking situations.
There are two notable contributors to the
Experience Meeting, Madame Henry Gre
| vile, who discourses about my Literary
| Career" and Joaquin Miller, who explains
"How | came to be Writer of Books " The
Serials develop fresh features of interest /;
| there are poems by Kate Putnam Osgood,
Louise Chandler Moulton, etc, and the
Monthly Gossip is as chatty and agreeable as
ever.
The July number of the Magazine of Amer
lean History has for frontispiece steel
engraving of Lord Dutferin. The articles of
the number are "a Neglected Corner of the
Metropolis; "The Dongan Charter TO the
City of New York;; .History of the Fisher
les Question; 1.-The Speeches of Henry
Clay; 'Toryism in the Canadian Confedor-
alton; Cedar Mountain; "Reminiscences
of Libby Prison; An Old Mormon City in
Missouri" The customary departments are
well filed.
The Forum for July has the following con-
tents "Are we in Danger of Revolution?";
Confessions of an Episcopalian" .'Should
the State Teach Religion?" ''Some Expert
ences with Criminals; "Shall we Muzzle
the Anarchists?" "Woman's duty to Woman;
SIS Labor Commodity?" 1.-THE Manuscript
Market" Facts About Civil Service Re-
tected?"
The Andover Review for July opens with
discussion of the question: Is Christian
Union to become organized? Rev. E. A..
Lawrence contributes a valuable criticism of
the method and arguments Of Mr.. Drum
mond's Natural Law in the Spiritual
World" Under the caption "a Political
Positivist," Mr.. Noble c. Butler, Clerk of
the Courts at Indianapolis, Ind, expounds
the political philosophy of Machiavelli. and
| shows the Importance of its method in mod
ern thought. Hon Henry B. Metcalt's paper,
entitled "Some Thoughts about Capital and
Labor" is the fruit of large experience and
is a ''tract for the times" Two editorials,
Recent Missionary Testimonies" and can
Arbitrary Criticism of Theological State
ments," deal with questions of present theo-
logical interest.
The Century for July is an excellent num-
Der. The contents are as follows: "Cross
Country Riding in America" "Colect for
Dominion Day" The Minister'S Charge g,
continued; "Homing Pigeons;" "Songs
Against Death;' "Two Runaways;' "a Day
in Surrey with William Norris" "The
Labor Question:" Corporations" "The
Author of The Lady, or The Tiger "
"Mors' Triumphais;" France and Indo-
China !" "Sympathy;" American Country
Dwellings," claiborne Kean; !" IA Bozu of
the Monte Sect" ain the Wake of Battle !"
Fighting Farragut below New Orleans :"
"Ipcidehts of the Occupation of New
Orleans;" "Farraguts Demands for the
Snrrpndar of Naw Orlaapsr