The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-07


Little Journeys to the Homes of Good
Men and Great" continues to be very
entertaining and instructive. The latest
number gives particulars of j. NJ. w
Turner, the great English painter. Put
nam az Co., New York.
A pamphlet descriptive of Louisiana, its
resources, capabilities. institutions and
mailed free on application. 6 1t is well
worthy of perusal. Apply TO State Immi-
grafton Association, go Commar street,
New Orleans. La.
,Godeys Magazine is an appropriate
May number, fresh as the spring and
full of beauty. 1t is eminently a ladies'
periodical and furnishes them with food
in fashion. 1t is finely illustrated and
preserves the first class reputation which
Godey's has acquired. It has new cover
design which, with all the rest OF the
number, is pleasing and attractive. The
Cooley company, New York.
The Century for May contains Sloane's
Life of Napoleon Bonaparte," with por-
traits and pictures. Among other leading
articles are 1.-The Close of Lincoln's
Career by Noah Brooks; THE Heart of
pr Liyngs9Re The fbe coaaSesf Of Ara
Chapter of Municipal Folly The Princess
Sonia" Topic of the Times, and a Varle-
ty of stories, poetry and other attractive
Century is always good and is increasing
its popularity.
The splendid souvenir published by
mention by the press. Besides some of
the excellent weekly letters on trade and
finance issued by that company, 1t con-
tains number of tables of prices and
other data which are very valuable ana
must have taken great diligence and
labor to collate. 1t is also finely Illus
trated, contains some excellent portraits
and is neatly bound in cloth and gilt
edged. Clapp & Co, bankers and commits
sion merchants, New York.
The leading feature of the May Serb
ner is 1.-The Story of Bessie CostrelI," by
Mrs. Humphrey Ward. 1t is to be COM
pleted in three parts. 1.-THE History OF
the Last Quarter Of Century in the
United States" by President E: Benjamin
Andrews, with portraits, is also of pri-
mary Importance. "a Short Study in Ev-
olution." by Able Carter GoodlOe; also
illustrated, deserves special mention
continued. Joseph Wetzler discusses the
question. VIII the Electric Motor Super
sede the Steam Locomotive?" Wood En-
gravers,' by Stephane Pannemaker;
Art of Living;" The Martyrdom of John
the Baptist" are all interesting and of
course that may be said of the whole
magazine. and every number of it. Serb
The leading article in The Forum for
May is a noteworthy study Of the career
and character of Prince Bismarck. by
military writer; why Canadians Do Not
Favor Annexation" by the Hon. Jno.
George Bourinot, Clerk of the Canadian
House of Commons. Shows why union
with the republic does not commend it
self to the influential classes in Canada.
THE Criminal Crowding of Public
man, and Crowded Schools as Promo
tiers of Disease" by DR.. II. d. Chaplin,
call attention to the unsanitary condition,
and lamentable lack of accommodation in
Have We Equality of Opportunity by
Col. Carroll D. Wright, is an article |
showing that wider opportunities have
well as to oi5 the poor 90 Prcf Paul sho
reg discusses the spirit Of ancient and |
modern athletics Mr.. Frederic Harrison /
contributes, Anthony Trollope's Place in |
Literature" Mr.. Ainsworth r. Spofford, !
Librarian of Congress, writes about The |
Government as a Great Publisher"
President David Starr-Jordan on Petit
Bar" severely criticises the American
aw-schools. Professor r. n. Thurston !
contributes very timely paper entitled,
our % Depf to 81 inXeRtors Shall WE We Bls
losticism," is by President ]. G. Schur-
nan, of Cornell University. The number
loses with a brief review of the general
business and financial condition, enumer-
Lting some Indications of Business I'm
Twenty-three portraits of Bismarck
covering a period of sixty years. from his
IRE the most striking feature of Nc
lures Magazine for May, all of the por-
rats being very interesting and num-
,er of them rare. But quite as remark
Lble in its WaV is an illustrated paper by
9. ]. Edwards, reciting the dramatic
vents of the period when the Tammany
ociety first began to goUrmandize on the
polls of office. "A paper on journalism"
Jew York, gives the opinions which Mr..
Dana has gathered from his own remark
bly, full experience. The scene of wild
in the French Assembly in
err the remains of Napoleon at st. Helena
nd remove them to Paris, are well de-
cribed in paper by Miss Ida NJ. Tar
ell, with a series of very rare contempt
rom the embarkment of the remains TO
heir final burial. Madame Blanc, of the
tevue DIES Deux Mondes, furnishes a
tudy of American co-education. Other
illustrated photographic in
erview with Tissandier, the eminent sci
mist and balloonist. Gertrude Smith, au-
nor of 1.-The Rousing Of Mrs Potter"
rawn from the Pinkerton archives, of
lie operations and final destruction of the
glorious Reno gang, which for several
ears held wild region under complete
ounty treasures with perfect impunity.
S. Mcclure. New York city.
Monetary Systems of the World by
!. L. Muhleman, deputy United States