The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
Literary News ana Notes.

1t j. 100 eally to Indicate autumn fash
ions. except ia .euelal terms: bul hints vi
the anit4 season viii appear iii tile
Angus numbers u HnpeI's Bazal
David Graham .Adee viii contribute 70
the September Ilarper's the history Of
.Malhreuk 5 eli va ten guerre the song
that Irilby sang at her Paris debut. and
trace ii down from remote past through
important historic movements 10 tune
nov familiar III every civilized country.
Harper 4 Bios announce .or publica
ton some time in August the following
books: About Paris. by Richard Harding
DAVIS. The Money We Need, by Henry
Other Italian Stories by Constance Feni-
more Woolson. and a new edition of
Thomas Hardy's Two ON Tower
Through an over ght We failed to notice
the July number If he New England
Kitchen, a domestic science monthly.
published At : Temple Place, Boston. at
81 a year. 1t is an illustrated, neatly
printed magazine and leplete with matter
Of interest ia the home. The July num-
Der tells among other things. How to
Keep COOL While Cooking The August
issue is the outing number. and treats OF
the house boat, the picnic basket, tennis
lunches and bicycle teas. etc. Every New
England honsekeeper should have this
magazine.
During August the publication Of Sc
res u articles Of exceptional interest to
The people OF the West Will begin in Har-
pei, 5 Weekly. There will be an EXPOSURE
Of an extended conspiracy under the Civil
Service Law an account Of the efforts to
roo the civilized Indians Of their lands in
the Indian Territory: clear account OF
the practical results of CO. education in
Western colleges; series of papers on
experiments in municipal government in
the West. a paper on Western streets; a
paper Oh club life in the West: a paper on
Westeld libraries. etc. These articles are
the fruit OF tour through the Western
States undertaken Wy Julian Ralph at
the instance of Harper Weekly.
Tie Review Of Reviews. while it is per
hals the only periodical published in the
United States that may be properly called
an intcrna tlonal magazine, summing up
as it does the progress of the whole world
from month To month. is none the less
strong IL its mechanism. The editor
1t is easy to perceive is first of all an
American. In the August number he
points out as one of the most significant
attelances OF the last month the speech
made by NJ. Hanotaux, the French Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, at the independence
Day banquet of the American Chamber Of
Commerce in Paris, which, evidently in
spired by Minister Eustis. was a brilliant
and intelligent tribute to the United States
of America as the foremost of modern ma
tons. Nothing says the editor of the
Review, has been said in long time
that has been so deity designed to pro
mote warm relations between the French
Republic and our own, as NJ. Hanotaux' $
frank and hearty speech. Unless we
are greatly mistaken in reading what
seems as simple as the alphabet, the
French Republic has wisely concluded
that the best possible course for the
French to pursue in their relations with
Western Hemisphere questions, is to con
suit frankly and cordially with the United
States and to make their policy, so far as
possible, conform with the policy and
wishes of this country