The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-05

Progress of the World" is largely de-
voted TO the New York municipal cam
paign- There are the usual excerpts
from tsae leading articles of the month,
and the always c'-teTtainiqg leproduc-
ton of the best cartoons. An extreme
ly interesting feature Of the Review
is the review of foreign. periodicals
The Review OF Reviews c9rsranyI 2
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The October number, of the Booloman
has the usual interesting variety, in
fact there is so much variety that it is
hard TO indicate it. In Chronicle and
Comment viii be found fac siInfles OF
= piece of manuscript by the late Will
lam Morris and of a letter by Lord Lyt-
ton. There are notes on the new books,
net one Of the least interesting being
that the first three numbers of the
English translation of the Polychrone
Bible viii be published by .Massrs.
Dodd, Mead & Company this month
There is a portrait of Professor Paul
Haupt, who is the general editor of the
PolychToTne Bible. There are also per-
traits of George Macdonald, s. Weir
Mitchell and others. Herman Grimm is
the subject of living continental critics.
An extremely interesting article is Mr..
Barrie's Early Days in Journalism, .
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The Overland Monthly for October
starts off with an illustrated article
entitled Two Pictures Of an Unknown
Bit of the Monterey Coast" by Harold
W. Fairbanks. 1t is an Interesting ar
ticle ard makes ore long to visit a
grand yet little known portion of Cali
forr1fa coast. Tehesin Evans tells The
Story of the Yukon Valley. and an
interesting story it is. 1t is well IL
Illustrated. There is a picture CT all the
white men there were on the Yukon in
1885, There were just IS, and they are
taken in a group. There is also sec
ocld article on Alaska by Land and
Sea- by DR.. Lincoln Cotllran- Some
| Impressions of Washington State, .
with Illustrations, will be found worth
reading.
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The latest issue OF the Living Age
contains papers by the best known
writer's, experts in the subjects treated.
I'm the House Of Commons Half a
| Century Ago" by Sir G. Gayan Duffy;
Scottish Literature" by Arthur j.
Balfour; "A Renaissance of Tenny-
SON." by William Knight; Contempt
raneous Problems: The Colonial Policy
| of Europe, and What That of Spain
| Should Be- from the Spanish Of the
| late Senior A. Canovas del Castillo;
! "Old Fiction" by Augustine Bir eA;
| e"The Superstitions Of Shakespeare
| Greenwood" by George Morley
! France Russia and the England OF
| the Jubilee" by Francis de Pressense;
f! THE New Sayings of Christ" by NJ.
! R. James, Ethics ard Science" by
Julia wedgwood: The Works of Rob,
ert Louis Stevenson" Unpublished
Letters OF George Canning" etc. etc
! In fiction, besides an occasional short
! story. there is at present running a
! quaint and suggestive story, entitled
| In Natures Waggish Mood, trans
| lated from the German of Paul Heysa
| for the Living Age.
| The Living Age Company. Boston,
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The New Truce for October has ar
| ticles On Government by Injunction, -
! by Ex-Governor j. P Altgeld, and
! Judge Tulley of Chicago. The Elec-
| ton of United States Senators by the
| People is treated OF by Justin Walter
| Clark OF the supreme bench Of North
| Carolina. There is an article ON Da-
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