The record-union., 1894-10-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

One always is sure to find something
timely in "Donahoe's Magazine" The
October number, coming out in the midst
of the political campaign, has for its lead
ing features three articles In answer to
the question: (which Party Should Be
Supported ?" josh Quincy, x-Assist-
ant Secretary of State Of the United States,
answers the question for the Democrats,
Eliot Lord, the journalist for the Re-
publicans. and George ii. Cary, Populist
candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts
for the Peoples party. DR.. Thos. Dwight,
in an article on ''Sham Science" attack S
Professor Drummond; and Rev. John
Talbot Smith analyses the character and
works of Archbishop Corrigan. 1t is
probably the most brilliant paper in the
magazine. 1t Is clear and fearless vet
careful and just. "Donahoe's MagaZine''
will be eagerly read by Catholics aud
Protestants for these articles. if for moth
ing else. In this October number there
is also a complete story by the English
novelist, Robert Barr, and many other
artistict attractions, stories, poems and
pictures.
The Overland Monthly" for October
(San Francisco) has these papers: "As
Talked in tho Sanctum"; ''Mountain
Art" Gllustrated). II. l.. CuImer; "The
Song of the Balboa Sea- (Part }, Joa-
Cuin Miller; "Flotsam and Jetsam"
j., ". \
Poet" Henry W. Allport; The Ruined
MILL" Isabel Darling; Naval Needs of
the Pacific Gllustrated), Irving NJ. Scott;
Coast Trees of Northern California;
(illustrated), Lillian Ii. Shuey; "Outward
and Visible Signs; ". After Strange
Gods" Gllustratedj, Frank Norris; Two
Days at the Head Waters OF the Navarro"
Gllustrated), l.. Johnson; The Last J oke
of Muley Hassan," Wardon Allan Cur
It's; "The Panglima Muda" illustrated:
concluded), Rounsevelle Wildman:
building State in Apache Laud' (con-
cluded). Charles ID. Poston; 'The Com
ing Horse Show" Qllustrated), Benedict;
sweet Lavender" dllustrated), Francis
E. Sheldon; further Extracts from Mrs,
Loity's Diary" Batterman Lindsay,
The Vigilance Committee OF 1867 *.
illustrated), Almarin B. Paul.
"The Arena for October (B. O. Flowar
Boston, is at hand. 1t is quite freely
illustrated this month, but il is an en-
deavor to show that militarism is grow
ing dangerous with us, that the mill
TIA is under control of wealth. and js
building castles OF offense and defeDse-
all of which we make bold TO pronounce
absurd, despite the respect we have for
Mr.. Flowers prescience and ability, DIR.
Hensoldrs third paper on "On Occult
Science In Thlbet appears; "rhe Church
and Economic Reforms" are written of
by Rev. Z. II. Zimmerman: Professor
Buchanan writes OF The New Educa-
tion," and Altona a. Chapman of ESQ
cialism and Inqividualism Harmonized,,.
Julia Kellogg Miles of nPolitioal Econ
omy Based on Justice" and Charlotte
Perkins Stetson on Free Land.D There
are papers on The Lessons of Last Win
ter" providing for the Unemployed -
"A Fabian Land Question:" "Centrifu
gal Reform,o Practical brotherhood, J"
Equitable Representation and the Land
Question" etc.
The Magazine of Art, for October
ECassell Publishing Company, New
York. is richly illustrated and full of
good reading. Among attractive features
are: The Lovers" tphotogravure). bv
Albert Moore; Dante Mourning for
Beatrice" by Marcel Reider. engraved
| by Madame Jacob Bazin; Private Pict-
ure Collections in Glasgow and West of
lSeotianq-William Connal's Collection of
Works by Albert MoGre,n by Robert
Walker (seven illustrations): "lhe Won
der OF Siena," in two parts, by Lewis 4.
Day with six illustrations by the author.
| "How and What to Kead-Addressed to
Art Students" by j. L. Hodgson, X, :,
international Exhibition OF Book bind
lngs." by viii Ii. Edmunds (four illus
tratlonSl; Ihe Salons-Salons of the
Champ de Mars,n by Claude Phillips
| five illustratiousl; "A Gallery of Stat
uettes," by X. Jope-Siade three illustra-
tions1; "Bolton Abbey by Aaron Wat
| son Ihye iIustrations); "rhe Shrine of