St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-02

of the department are all W ell main
tanned. j. b. Llppincott company, Phila.
delpha.
The New England Magazine is per-
haps more ''solid" than usual, but is.
nevertheless, all excellent number. full
OF Weli-written and instructive matter.
Louis Kossuth in New England is the
subject of an article by Hon. George s.
bartwell. There are a number of short
sketches of general interest to | overs OF
good literature, and the poems are fully
up 10 the customary standard. Warren
f. Kellogg, Boston.
The Forum has among its contrib.
utors for the month such well known
political economists as Frederick Il,
Condert. Prof. j. b. McMaster, Fred.
eric Harrison. Theodore Roosevelt. NJ.
ID. Harter and others. The articles
cover wide range Of topics in which
all thoughtful citizens have a present
aud a keen interest, and partake more
OF judicial than a controversial char
acter. No man who wishes to keep in
thought in the United States can afford
to omit reading the articles in the
Forum, for the views there elucdated
can be found in no other form. The
Forum Publishing company. New York.
McClure's Magazine is one of the
most attractive of the lesser periodicals
of the day. In the current number
Bret Harte has a characteristic story,
San lngenue of the Sierras." which re-
minds one of his earlier and extremely
popular productions. Robert Louis
Stevenson's novel, "The Ebb Tide" is
concluded. and realizes the promise OF
its early chapters. S. S. Mcclure. New
York.
st. Nicholas is crammed full of mat
tiers of interest TO the youth in this pro-
gressive age-stories of adventure. all
containing some helpful lesson. There
IS no better magazine for the young
published anywhere in the world than
st. Nicholas, and its popularity is in
creasing with each succeeding number.
The Century Company. New York.
The Pail Mall Magazine is handsome
in style and captivating IN matter. Its
contributors are among tine best writers
in England, and there is not dull line
within its covers. The International
News company, New York.
The Cosmopolitan has many attractive
features for the current month that
commend it to the general reader. The
leading article on Beauty will be of
especial interest to the fair sex, giving,
as it does. sketch of many of the ia
nous women of Europe who have
place in history by reason of their per-
sonal charms. Gen. Greedy, the Arctic
explorer. writes Oh "Antartica." and
Nine. Adam has an appreciatiYe sketch
of Louis kossuth, the Hungarian
patriot. The Altrurian sketches of w.
ID. Howells are continued. and possess
great interest. The several departments
are we'll maintained, and there is no
periodical more worthy of a generous
support. The Cosmopolitan Magazine
company, New York.
The Review of Reviews. as usual,
deals with current events and literature
from lofty standard. 1t points out all
that is good and worth the reading in
the periodicals of the day, and calls at
tention to events that have part in the
making of history. To the student aud
those who wish reliable data it is IN
valuable. An article on CoXeyiSm in
the July number is from the pen of
William t. Stead. and, while his views
cannot in all respects be approved, they
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tions. but its contents are excellent and
thoroughly representative of Western
literary thought. The Chicago Maga-
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