Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-15

| paper which follows close on the heel of
! the event, and from ons qualified to
| speak, Is the Recent ELECTION, by Sena-
! tor Cariisls. Excessive taxation. he
thinks the prime cause of the shifting of
| the large body of voters who are not
bound by strict party lines. The change,
he says, NAV be final or only vigorous
protest. Erastus Wiman's "Over-pro-
duction in Securities is another timely
article with special reference TO the re-
cent Financial disturbances. Alsernon
Charles Swinburne contributes his first
paper to the Review, a brilliant critiQue
| on Victor Hueo's last published work.
This is the literary festure of the num-
Der. Sir Lyon Playfair OF the advance
of international arbitration, Capt.
zalinski of the United States army on
the Future of Warfare, when smokeless
powder will be an important factor, and
the Partition OF Africa by the Marquis
| of Lorne are three articles that have
certain relation TO each other and are
very Instructive. Dr.. Koch's discovery
Is treated at length by DR.. Gibier of the
New York Pasteur institute, who was
formerly DR.. Koch's pupil. 1gnatius
Donnelly has another article concerning
his great cryptogram. The women oc-
cupy fair share Of the number. Tho
author of 1.-The Anglomaniacs' deals
with maldens and matrons in modern
society, while there is an interesting
symposium as TO whether "Our Daugh-
tiers Shall Have Dowriss. {. s. Mes
singer is strongly in the affirmative, fol-
lowed strongly in the negative by
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs. Alice
Wellington Rollins, Mrs. Harriet Pres
colt Spofford, Mrs. Mary A. Livernore
ard Mrs. Amelia Barr.
This excellent number, which con-
cludes the l5lst volume of the Review,
close, with some interesting notes and
comments and is il every respect
notable issue.
THE COSMOPOLITAN-Decem John SriS
ben Walker, editor; Office. New York. Fifth
avenue, Broadway and Twenty-ftth street.
. Price per annum, 81. 40.
The holiday mum Der of this prince of
illustrators comes out brighter than
ever. Perhaps the interest lies chiefly
in the article on Field Marshal Won
Moltke, the old hero of many wars, and
in Miss Bisiand s graphic description of
the Passion play at Oberammergau. The
value of both these articles is greatly
enhanced by the fine engravings that
accompany each. 4 couple OF articles
that will please the artistic and initiated
are Collection of Teapots, with its il
Illustrations of oddly and beauty, and
Famous Fireplace, with the pictur-
esque touches Of quaint old Bruses. The
army vi japan anu the fuEsuit OF tue
MA. MS are ootu eontinueu' Literary
VIII pe treat 10 literary people anu 'he
Nru!se VI 'ne oouo'hA. Win us ""i
"reminiscences - interesting. MRS. ien-
uie'ou fonr-in- haha' COMEDY Oh
no'ers' Is one Oh the cnisi attrac.'ons'
ihe poems VI ',ie nuih DER are Vi tne
80, a.. -. 4, - 49,, saoI
iio'n III ~ " ihsL IL Dtish. 'ueh nueiS
worked out. The usual review by MIR.
Halstead and Social Problems by Ed
ward Everett Hale closes the number.
An interesting pamphlet is that con-
tanning the proceedings Of the Southern
educational association which WAS or
gaulzed at Moorehesd CITY, N. c., last
July, This amphIet should be read bv
all prominent educators ir the South, AS
it contains the views of some of the most
experienced IN school work on such sub
iects as local Taxation for Schools. -
SCHOOL, books, "Southern Educational
Journals, etc, and gives tables and
st.,is,io, haor,,r mo, ~. rr.o, o,a,
t;or of edncotion in tho south Sou,h-
ern peonls have not been Indifferent. to
an vital q subiect "a ia shovu hv ,hs
munitcent don.t,ops-sta.e and indiv;d-
uaI--tnet have been made tn educational
institutions. The unfavorabls cjrcum.
stances attending efror1s in the nast are
passinr away and now It ia measurable
vance the cause of education along the
line of modern progress.
THE ROUND TABLE-December Mrs. Olive
B.. Lea. business manager, Dallas, Tex.
SUBSCRIPTION per year g.
me Rounu laDle LOT December comes
tuIi OF eooo tHines OF al KINDS. The
hrst article IN position ana certainly in
Importance ID "A review OF the literature
and magazines OF the south by william
A. bowen Oh chicago. 1nere nus been
a vast crop or thilu'es but the Time Tor
success Is at rama ana the outlines OF |
successful poilcy nave only 10 be followed |
by the Round IsOie TO make II as popular
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