Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17
Literary Notes.

The North american RcricW for
March IL full Of suggestions ON affair
Of moment by men high In the cOun.
,els OF the nation. Thus Ia " The Issues
Of the Presidential Campaign" tnr
principles upon which the two
PARTIES Will 20 before tue nation la
The coming Presidential election
are outlined with precision anu au.
ihsrily that In mBnner anticipate
he convention, hy Senator Hiscook,
Representative Benton 4, McNlillin,
Seuslor Hale, Representative W. e. Is.
Bfrck intidge, Governor Merriam, Sen.
Ator Mcmillan AMI Representative
Bland. The Right Hon. W. r.. Glad
sloue continues hi- scholarly papers on
"The Olympisn Religion" In the
notes ana comments are suggestions A.
20 some Of the newest features IN mod.
cru progress anu thought, including
an article on the nature Of c,nsump.
tomas LEES hereditary than contagious,
aud the care TO be- taken ut health IL.
sorts. An unpublished letter written
by Henry Clay, on the Telegraph In IL
early days, IL OF interest. Julien ST.
Bot0lphe defines what seems to he the
solution Of the problem OF navigating
the air.
There IL an interesting group Of
bright girls ut the New England Con.
fervat6ry Of Music, In Boston, who IT,
present the quality OF push character.
isiiU OF the American glrl. There are
some thirty-fivo OF these girls, and they
are being mu-lcally aud vocaily eiu
Gated by The ladies' Home Journal, OF
Philadelphia. Some timo RvO this
magazine offered a. astimulaut TO girls
10 gc, subscriptions for 1t free educa-
ton at tho Conservatory. The Ameri-
can girl Is quick to see u chance, and
one by one these thirty.iivo girls have
come from all parts of the country In
Boston. They receive the very best
the Conservatory anlrds, the most de-
tlFablc rooms In the building are theirs,
and they have ali their wants carefully
looked after by u wealthy periodical.
Aud II II said that the magazine Is also
educaiiug number Of other girls at
Wellesley, Smith and Nassar Colleges.
-Bostoa Jonradi.
The leading articles for The Forum
for March, which begins Vol. xiii,
are "P0liticnl corruption In Mary
land" by Mr.. Charles j. BOpApar,e, Of
Baltimore, "lhr question Of free coin.
agc"-"WOuld flee coinage bring Eu-
ropean silver here" by H.. o. Leech,
director Of the mint, and "FTee colin
hge anu an elastic currency" by Hon.
~. i. Bland, n prO-colnage article.
"Methoda Of restricting immigration"
are discussed 10y Senator Chandler,
CHAIRMAN OF the Senate committee on
immigration. Prof. David Swing, Of
thicago, points out the change that
hAs come within recent years in the
Observance ~ Sunday, aud indi-
Gates what he thinks the American
sunday ought 10 be. Prof. +. q. Pea
uolyi OF Harvard, has made q special
sludy Of the municipal government Of
dresden, which be analyses and com
phfes with our syelem OF municipal
government. "The Education VI ia,
Fuiufe"-the way to great advance
over any educational work now done
u 10y Mr.. Clarence king; aud Prof
Jphu Earle, Of OXforH, writes NJ "rhe
study " English" Oiinteresl 20 all
literary workers are Mr.. Waiter
hesanp- explanation nj "rhe Work OF
lhe British Society OF Authura.n Gen.
~ =. Alexander, president OF the
trofgia crntrai railroad, writes Of
Industrial Progress Ia the South;n
ntf' tourlenRy de Kalb, Of "rhs
lhtetcOniinent Railroad PrOblem;v
anu Col. A. A, Pope, Of IAN In-
.nstrial Revolution by Good Roads. -
SforH" Publishing Company, Now
rne Nsp England Magazine for
hefrh opens with a pleasant paper,
h,collecliOns OF Louisa NAV AicOtt, y
IA MEa Mora !. A ..sn a.