The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-05
Tho AIaenz zines.

The twenty-seventh volume of the Maya
ziue of American History closes with the
June issue. bringing its customary elabO-
rate index for the benefit of scholars Ed
, ward f. de LaDcey writes one of the best
articles in the current number entitled
king Georges personal policy in England
which forced his subjects in America,
against their wishes, into a successful revo-
luton" This scholarly paper Is worth
careful study as showing how easily an
arbitrary and iniudcious ruler can wreck
prosperous Government.
The June number Of The Forum con-
tains an outline of the approaching cam
paign by a conspicuous representative Of
each MISUNDERSTANDING Bayard on the
Democratic Duty and Opportunity" and
Senator George F. Hoar on Reasons for
Republic an Control" In these carefully
prepared articles each writer explains the
issues that are uppermOst, and lays down
the line of policy that his party should
pursue.
Outing for June is pure and refreshing as
the shades and breezes of the woods and
waters 1t loves so well. 1t Is pre- eminently
magazine for the home circle. and richly
deserves its great success, for matured and
growing minds are alike benefited by its
honest teachings, which ever point the way
to the safest of all earthly sanctuarieS-
nearest to natures heart. The number Is
superbly illustrated.
The June number Of Romance contains
16 original and selected stories of remark
ably high and even merit - stories OF
America, England. France. Spain, Russia,
India and the high seas.
The June issue Of The Cottage Hearth
appears In new and artistic cover. A
glance at the table of contents reveals the
fact that change has taken place within
as well as without
Edward q. Porter contributes very in
tereSting paper 10 the June New England
h.
the Boston ship Columbia. 1t is illustrated
with interesting reproductions Of old draw
ings made by different members of the eX
petition. and sketches by clever pen and
ink artists. Tha New England is push
ing into the very front rank OF American
magazines.
Maxim. the inventor of the Maxim gun,
one of the greatest Of American inventors,
explains in the June Cosmopolitan now it
is possible 20 build, without further discus
sion, flying machine, which Will travel
through the air at the rate of 100 miles per
hour; this without the aid of any gas.
The North American Review for June
covers q wide fed If the thought and the
activities of the day, while the list OF dis
tinguished writer's gives assurance O. the
interesting and profitable character OF the
articles. 1.-The Harrison Administration
Is discussed ON the one hand in detail and
in expressions of warm commentator by
Senator Dawes OF Massachusetts, and Sena-
tor Dolph Of Oregon, and on the otner hand,
with strong condemnation from the stand
point OF party principles aud policy. by
Senator C0lquitt OF Georgia,
The complete novel in LippineotPs Mag
azine for June, John Gray; Kentucky
Tale OF the Olden fime," is by JAMES Lane
Allen, who gives his readers tender his
torical picture of the region named, singu-
larly apart from anything written against a
Kentucky background heretofore, yet
trimming with local knowledge and rival
ing in its exquisite sympathy and touch all
that the author has before produced.