Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06
people before Its removal into the
Senate chamber.
Literary Notes.

The ,NetC England Magazine for
May opens with an article on Mr..
Howells, by Hamlin Garland. The
remarkable change in spirit and
purpose which marks Mr.. Howells'
later novels, especially ga Hazard
OF New Fortunes" Is what Is
chiefly dwelt upon, and Mr.. Gar
laud's socialistic inclinations lead
him 70 write with the warmth
which would be expected. The ar
ticle Is accompanied by a new por-
trait Of Mr.. Howells. A new por-
trait Of George KEENAN, faces n stir
ring poem entitled "Kara," in
which Mr.. Allen Eastman Cross
appeals TO the world Of good men 10
rise In protest against the Siberian
outrages. Mr.. William NJ. Salter, in
brief article on Ethics In Politics,
urges especially the divorce of
municipal affairs from party con-
siderations. The principal Illus
trated article in this number is n
bright account, by Miss Elizabeth
Walling, Of n March journey in a
unaoout along the Massachusetts
North Shore, the Taper abCunding
with interesting bits Of antiquarian
ism and gossip about Beverly, Man
chester, Magnolia and Gloucester.
A beautifully illustrated article on
''SOme Old Dorchester HOUSES by
Mrs. Marion A. Mcbride, Is also
full Of pleasant antiquarianism. and
shows how finely some ofour fathers
housed themselves 1t Is suggested
That some Of our modern architects
and decorators learn lessons from
the article. Mrs Nina Moore Tiff
any contributes another Of her
stories Of the fugitive slaves, and
there are other articles touching
points Of New England history
one on the Mashpee Indians; an
other, very opporiune just at this
time Of the centennial celebration OF
the event, ON "How Rhode Island
received the constitution There
Is an article on the Cotton Gin, with
n portrait Of Whitney and other H.
Illustrations; n curious article on
Dreams, by HOratio King; some
unusually good love stories, and
some poetry worth reading-which
Is saving not n little, as the maya
zines go nowadays. Mr.. Hale con-
tributes the customary instalment Of
his bright "Tarry at Home Travel"
Belford's Magazine Tor May is
again a first rate humber, full Of
good and instructive reading, rs
ahnr- N ht- fh.. fnIIntr-f,,r, takI. - ,.,r
tents: Congressional Power on
Education and Elections" (B. J.
Sagel; "Hearts and COrOnets,"
(Lieut.-Col. F. +, Warhurton);
Historical Vindication Of Seces-
sion," (Hon. Jefferson Davis; "a
Sonnet, " Emma &. Dowd); "Cele-
brated Men Of the Day :" III. Chas-
Gayarrc, the Southern Historian,
Laura +. Hinsdalel; brunette
Preferred :" A Story, Timothy
Hnyseed); Doomed !" \ Poem,
Oh. b. Serryl; "The Silver Ques-
tion," (Senator Stewart); 1.-The
OrganIst PA Poem, William II.
Books Worthy OF Note"
Admiral Porter, L. :. y, and
Junius Henri Brownel; stronger
than Death, !" lola Perkins Tophl;
'sPrize Papers on Practicle CUES
tons: Free Trade in the United
States" wv. A. MCLEAN, 4. F.
Chase, and others); Editorial De-
partment (: "FOoling the Farmers"
''rhe Silver Question" "The Bene-
NJ OF Scracity," jefferson Davis's
Last Plea; Passing Notes; Re
views: 'fOTations and After-dinner
Speeches Of Chauncey NJ. Depew,"
'ElOcutionaTy Studies for ANA
eurs," Bessie Il. BOsworthl; "a
Honor" Earnest De-
Lancey Pierson); 4. Few Culled
Micah Enos. Book
Notices: "The Gifts Of Hayakawa:"
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