Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
Literary Notes.

4 portrait Of Speaker Reed and I
full.pagc picture o! the Ways ant
Means Committee q the House Q
Representatives, which Formulate
the Mckinley Tariff. Bill, are in
cluded amongst the illustrations nc
c0mpanying an interesting articl,
on the ''Housc OF Representatives, ,
by Frederick ;. Daniel. in the De
t0ber number Of Franz Leslie's Pop
uidr Monthly. 4 powerful poem
THE Cycloue," by joaquin Miller
Is dedicated ".to the deStroyers oI
forests" James Ricalton describe.
Simls. the summer capital OF India:
and Pierre Mornnd contributes sons
mighty entertaining "Reminiscences
Of Foreign Residents and Old Time.
in New York City. Other illustrated
articles are: Life in Bologna, 4" by
Herbert PierSou; "HarGkO Of JsI
pan; the Oriental Empress ami her
Court" by Elizs Ruhamah Seid.
more; ''FIsh Culture at Lake Suna-
pee, N.H.,' by Frederic NJ. Dey;
Tails, and the service they Per.
loTm," by Ernest IngersoIl. 'sBe.
yOnd the End, 8" Professor BOutelle's
new serial story, beyiGs in this
number.
The nunbgrs Of Tic Lirilg Ace
for September sch ami 18Th contain:
Tbs American Silver Bubble, hy
Robert Gifien, aad On the Rim OF
the Desert, NiaetecAM Ccylliy7y,
dogarth's Tour, and The Strong
hold Of the Sphakiotes, FogtgiyA'y;
Political and Socia! Life in Holland,
National; HeiigOiand-the Isl1ud OF
Green, Red and White, and
Gueutch, BlGeLir0Od, Fish as Faith
ers, and In the Matter % D3tson &
Fogg, Gentiemen. C5rEiiili; The
Novels OF Wilkle COliius, TEIJic
lar; Amelia Opie, Sunday Maya
zinc; Some Old Churches, GeHfie-
MANS Scott's Heroines. lllc-
D1iHdH'S, Ab-,iel-kaier's Favorite
Resort, Spectator; The Englishman
Abroad, G'o5e; with instruments Of
Eight Dlys,'' .-Old I.ori XII
council, 4" and "a Perilous Amour. -
and poetry. Litioll d Co., Boston,
are the Publishers.
jules Verne's lates; story oftravel
AMI adventure. Cesar Cascabel. -
will tt- published early in the fall
by the Cassell Publishing Company,
who have made an arrangement
with the author 10 that end. Tue
story j. in VI. Nerne's most popular
aud best style. IL relates the ex-
pericnces Of n tTavliBg show, con-
sisiing Il. Caesar Cascabei. aero
bat. and his family together with
thei: horses, dogs, parrot aud
monkey. The show, which travels
about IN n van, starts from san
Francisco on its way 10 New York,
from whence NJ. Cascabel having
made a snug fortune proposes
10 take his party 10 their home
in Franee. Before they get far on
their journey they are rubbed Of
all their earnings, 81 the proprietor,
who is the msst oplimis.ic Of men,
proposes 10 return 10 France 10y
land crossing on the ice TO the
Russian possessions and from thence
on until they reach France. They
give their entertainment ON the
journey during which they meet
with such adventures rs only Jules
Verne knows how 10 invent and de-
scribe. The American element In
the story naturally adds greatly 10
it charm anu it promises On that
account, as well Rs for the interest OF
the tale, 10 have a greater success in
this country than any other 81 NJ.
Nerne's stories. An admirable
translation Of the text has been made
by a. Es;Oclei. The book which is
n stout OctavO VIII be prOfusely illu-
strated from the original plates.