I.
Idaho, Populist success in (1892), [149]; Republican in 1894, [168].
Illinois, independent farmers' organizations, [30]; political action of farmers in, [31]-[32]; campaign of 1873 in, [34]; railroad regulation, [45], [47]-[49], [52], [55]; Grange plans implement factory in, [70]; Greenback movement, [81], [85], [87]; coöperative creameries, [119]; election of 1892, [150].
Immigration, restriction favored by Populist party, [144]; Republicans favor restriction, [147].
Independent party, [31], [133]; platform, [83]-[84]; campaign (1876), [85]; see also [National Greenback party].
Independent Reform party in Illinois, [87].
Indiana, Grange plans implement factory, [70]; Greenback movement, [81]-[82], [85], [87]; drought (1895), [105]; election of 1890, [138].
Indianapolis, Greenback conference, [82]; Independent party nominating convention, [83].
Indianapolis Star, [86].
Industrial Age, Noonan's, [86].
Industrial League of the United States, [164].
Industrial party, [133].
International Monetary Conference of Paris, [156].
Interstate Commerce Commission, Granger laws pave way for, [56].
Iowa, Kelley in, [2]; Grange organization, [25], [30]; railroad regulation, [45], [47], [50]-[51], [53]; senate resolutions regarding lobbyists for railroads, [53]-[54]; Grange plans implement factory in, [70]; Greenback movement in, [87]; Populist party in, [150]; election of 1896, [191].
Ireland, W. M., Grange founder, [4].