The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-03

and "Tapir Hunting in Brazil, n By Herbert
Smith. The verse is by Mrs. Richards,
MALCOLM Douglas, NJ H. f. Lovett, Tudor
jerks, Anna Robson Brown and Julie NJ
Llppmann. The magazine finishes its nine
teenth volume with this number. The Cent
ury Company, New York.
The October number of the North
American ReUielC is one Of unique interest.
IL contains one feature that neither any
English or American review OF magazine
has heretofore been able to offer to its read
ers-namely, an article by the reigning
prime minister Of England, MIR. Gladstone,
VINO has written trenchans reply TO the
| arguments against home rule SET forth by
tue DUKE OF Argyll In the August number
Oh the Reriel0. The other features include
an article on The Excise Law and the
| Saloons" by Bishop Doane Of Albany: on
THE Real Issue" by Senator Vest of
Missouri; on 'The Buffalo Strike,n by the
general superintendent of the New York
Central and Hudson River railway; on
business in Presidential Years." by she
president OF the New York Chamber Of
Commerce, etc. North American Review,
East Fourteenth street, New York.
In the October number Of the Forum the
question Of Reciprocity and the Tariff lie
discussed on the one side by Senator Aldrich
OF Rhode Island and William L. Wilson,
member OF congress from West Virginia on
the other side. It also contains "Review
OF a Decade of Civil Service Reform"
showing just what has been accomplished
under the law since it was enacted by John
l. Doyle, secretary Of the commission:
ana comparison of the civil service
records of MIR. Cleveland and Mr.. Harrison,
by Mr.. Lucius B. Swift, editor of the Civil
Serrtce Chronicle, Of Indianapolis, who, as
civil service reformer, voted for Mr. Har-
rison in 1883, but will vote for Mr.. Glove
land in 1892. Also an article on the
cholera, how it has been pre-
vented aud may he prevented, with
a statement of preceding epidemics, by the
eminent DR.. Lewis A. Sayre, who was resi-
dent physician of the city of New Y ork
when tbs disease came to that port In 1896
The Forum Publishing Company, Union
square, New York.
To the RerietO of RerietCs for October
Mr. Stead, the English editor, contr
one OF his raciest character sketches, this
time dealing with Mr.. Gladstone's new cab
met in bunch, so to speak, rather than
with some single parsonage. The article
throws many bright side light on oontem-
porary English politics, and hits off In Mr.
Stead's fearless and always felicitous man
ner the twenty or more men who now lead
the English liberal hosts. Mr.. Shaw, the
American editor of the ReUjeW of ReUtelUs,
writes of two great Americans, w hitter
and George William Curtis, the article con-
tanning not only recent portraits of these
two eminent men, but also very interesting
pictures OF them as they appeared forty
years ago. In various ways the completion
of four centuries since Columbus discovered
America, and the preparations which are
making to celebrate that event during the
ana md
nized. Especial attention is given to the
great worlds congress to be held at Chicago
next year. Review OF Rev Jews, Is Astor
place, New York.
The Columbus interest eliminates, in the
October Century, contemp oransously with
the celebrations at New York and Chicago,
the frontispieoe being the newly brought
out "Lotton portrait Of Columbus, owned
by Mr.. J. W. Ellsworth OF Chicago. 1t 10
accompanied by an explanatory paper by
the critic. John G. Van Dyke. In the
same number the Spanish statesman,
CASTELAR,, writes of Columbus home
ward voyage after the great discovery;
and the architect Van Bruns describes
the 6shsries building, the exquisite art
building, and the United States govern
ment building ct the worlds fair. In addi-
tion to this is an editorial on the fair, In
which lis declared that Chicago, in the
housing Of the worlds fair, has not only
equaled but has surpassed Paris. The edi-
tor adds, 1--WE shall have an exhibition
more dignihed, beautiful and truly artistic
than any the world has seen."
An article of immediate and almost SEN
sstional interest is Prof. jerks paper on
Money in Practical Politics." describing
the methods shamefully common, in wha
are called practical politics" in this ooun-
try. &c goes into most curious details, and
discusses the causes Of corr option aRd pro-
posed remedies The Century Company,
New York.