Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02
Literary Notes.

Cardinal Gibbons discusses In q
misterly articloiD the North american
Rouew for April the subject OF
wealth anl IT, Obligations" His
paper Is the iirst Of series ON that
sutJeci. Tho discussion on "rhe oh.
legations Of Wealth." begun In this
number, originated In An article writ.
ten for the Hcrisr two years ago 10y
Andr,w Carnegie. Sidney Dillon,
President Of the Union Pacific Hall.
road, sayr: "i,allroads are not opprs.
rivc engines ~ capllai, anil are not the
enemies OF labor, bat potent factors In
the cause Of western civilization"
Under the head Of "rhc Rest
Sign Of the Tunes" senior Emilio
Castelar, considers the progress Of
democratic revolution aud evolution In
Europe. The Hon. j. NJ. Rusk, See.
rotary NJ Agriculture, In mn article
which j. the lirst II srries by United
States Cabinet officers, treats the ~
litical agitation In which the farmers
OF the country have 10 actively en-
gagged. Mayo w. Hayoltinu writes on
novels. Professor Richard r. Ely pre-
.onts his views OF "pauperlsm IA the
United Stntes." The recent centennial
anniversary OF the birthday OF the
great philanthropist, Peter Cooper,
gi~lr n timely opportunity for the ed.
itor " the R6risp ~ present some
fhots and Incidents never before mar.
rated concerning the lie OF New
lork's bcnefactor. Henry w. Lucy,
editor ofthe LDnd1n Daiy Nopa, gives
n vivid AMI interesting picture OF the
men who comprlsc the Salisbury Par.
lament. The startling frequency OF
suicide In all countries, and the causes
which contribute 10 swell the list, are
tcrsely aud hnalytically shown by Wi.
liam Matthews. "Humors OF the
Cookery Book" IL the subject OF a
sparkling aud witty esNy by Agnes
Rcpplier
Herbert Sponcer's views ON social.
ism, published In the April I0puiir
Science Monthly, are sure 10 attract wide
attention. His essay IL entitled oFrom
Freedom 10 Bondage" "Street Clean.
Ing In Lariln Cities" II another timely
subject treated In tins issue. The
article IN by General i.mmons Clark,
Of New York, aud contains practical
suggestions for properly performing
this important work. There IL an
article by the Duke OF Argyll, entitled
professor Huxley ON tho War.path.n
"What Keeps the Bicycle uprighp,
will be explained In All illustrated mr..
tlcle by Charles u. Warning. "a Brief
History OF the Ohio River" descrlb.
Ing some wonderful geological chang
o., with maps aud cuts, u contributed
by Prof. Joseph y. james. A paper
by Prof. Henri Marion, under the H.
III" Training forCharactcr,'g ives ral,I.
able hints on the care OF young child
rem. "SociaI Changes In California, -
by Charles ii. Shlnn, sketches the
development OF n community such as
the world VIII never see again. There
~ q brief account OF DR.. Schllemanu.
with u portrait, In addition TO the roR,I.
lar sketch aud frontispiece portrait, the
subject NJ the letter being Prot. Daniel
q. BrlntOn, OF Philadelphia. "The
Badger and the Fox" with six illus
trations; "l,ace uilucnce aud Dlseasr,v
by a. n. Hollmeiskr, N. D.; "Soi.n.
iihc Jottings In Egypt," 10y DIR. II. q.
Bolton, and Misunderstanding at Point
barrow" by John Murdoch, arc ali
very readable articles. The "Editor,s
Table" contains u conservative view II
"koch's Cnnsnmpil0n.Clre, BAND some
remarks on "intellcotual Llbpfty.v
New Norh u. Appleton 4 Go,
Tho nomplete novel in Lippiaeot!is
Magazine for April is entitled "Maii.
Gus ChOOsingn Its author n Mrs.
Ellen oiney Kirk, who under tho pen,
name Henry Hayes" wro,o the widely
successful novel "rhc story of Mnrga
et Kent" Mrs. Kirk Is we'll known
also No the author ,of many other
charming stories, among them ''sinns
aud DaIghters,n Queen Money! and
"Walforl.p ''Mulons ChUosngn h
bright and amusing, while there Is
blending u tragedy with the comedy
which reveals depth aud strength and