INDEX

Abbott, Lieut.-Gov., at Vincennes, [177], [178]
Abeel, D.K., [389]
Abila, Don Enrique, [669]
Abraham, Plains of, [136]
Acadia, colonizing of, [88]
Accault, Michael, [266]
Acts of 1862 and 1863, Congressional, [415]
Adams, Henry, quoted, [202]
Adams, J.Q., [84], [116], [356]
Advertiser, The Kansas City, [392]
Agency City, [305]
Ailes, Milton E., on Cincinnati, [55]-[85]
Alameda, California, [610]
Alamo, the, [473]
Alarçon, [648]
Alaska, [547]
Albany, [92], [109], [196]
Aldrich, Charles, [330]
Alexander, David W., [672]
Allen, Capt. James, [306], [308]
Alta California, [646], [649], [658]
Alvarado, [662], [663]
American Bar Association, [420]
American Colonization Society, [356]
American Fur Company, [202], [307], [352], [538]
American Notes, Dickens's, [246]
Analco, [459]
Anderson, Jeremiah G., [319]
Andrews, President Israel Ward, [24]
Angelenos, the, [661]
Antoinette, Marie, [144]
Anza, [651]
Apache Cañon, [476]
Arapahoe County, [442]
Archer, Mr., quoted, [223]
Arguello, [580], [654], [664]
Arkansas, Pike goes up the, [430]
Armel, Olivier, [240]
Armijo, Gov., [468], [469], [472]
Armour Institute, [229]
Arndt, Charles C.P., [246]
Ass at the Cœur d'Alene, [523], [530]
Astor, John Jacob, [202], [351];
establishes Astoria, [536]-[544]
Astoria, colony of, [536]-[544]
Astoria quoted, [539]
Atchison, Kansas, [385]
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad, [386]
Atherton, Gertrude, [615]
Auraria, [436]
Aurarians, the, [425], [437]
Ayuntamiento, the, in California, [658] ff.

B
Bailey, Dr. John R., [140], note
Baker, Col. E.D., defends Cora, [592]
Baker, Jim, [434]
Baker, R.S., [672]
Balboa, [616]
Baltimore, founding of, [88], [90]
Bancroft, George, quoted, [4]
Bancroft Library, [613]
Barstow, Wm., [248]-[250]
Bartlett, Washington, [581]
Bashford, Coles, [248]-[250]
Bates House, [166]
Bates, Judge, [101]-[105]
Baugenon, Marie, [337]
Beaubien, Mark, [209]
Beaver, the, [542]
Bee, The Omaha, [420]
Beecher, H.W., [614]
Beechy visits Mission Dolores, [577]
Behring, Capt., [627]
Belcher visits San Francisco Bay, [580]
Belle Isle, Detroit, [108], [111], [118]
Belmont, [236], [238]
Benavides, [453], [454], [456]
Ben Hur cited, [478]
Bent, Gov. Charles, [434], [468], [473]
Benton, U.S. Senator T.H., [353]
Berger, Pierre, [337]
Berkeley, California, [610]
Bierce, Ambrose, [615]
"Big Thunder," 70
Bird, Capt., [100]
Bissot, [172], [173]
Black Hawk, [206], [236], [305], [357], [358], [521]
Blackwood's Magazine, [274]
Blaine, Mrs. Emmons, [230]
Blennerhassett, Harman, [19]-[22]
Blennerhassett, Mrs. Harman, [21]
Blennerhassett's Island, [22]
"Bloody Island," [353]
Bohemian Club of San Francisco, [613]
Bolce, Harold, on Spokane, [509]-[533];
on Monterey, [617]-[644]
Bolles, Peter, [220]
Bolton, Sarah Knowles, [51]
Bonaparte, Napoleon, [617]
Bonhomme, [205]
Bonneville, [431], [432]
Boone, Daniel, [63], [84], [111]
Boscana, Geromino, [656]
Bottineau, Pierre, [272]
Bourget, Paul, quoted, [278]
Bovard, Dr., [682]
Braddock, [338]
Bradstreet, Col., relieves Detroit, [109]
Brandt, [15], [61]
Brandywine, battle of the, [5]
Brannan and The San Francisco Star, [582]
Brazil, Father, [324]
Brice, Henry W., [380]
Bridger, Col. James, [434], [480]
Brier, Rev. J.W., [674]
British, acquire Canada, [175];
in the Northwest, [173], [176], [184], [190]
Brock, Gen., Gov. Hull surrenders to, [115]
Broderick, duel with Terry, [596]
Broisbriant, [173]
Broughton, Lieut., [537], [539]
Brown at Omaha, [401]
Brown, John, [318]
Bryant, W.C., quoted, [535]
Bucareli, Antonio, [626]-[629]
Buchanan, President, orders troops to Utah, [494]-[499]
Buck, Judge Norman, quoted, [532]
Buckle cited, [298]
Buell, [6]
Bull, Ole, [288]
Bulletin, The, [590]
Bunch of Grapes Tavern, [2]
Bunker Hill Mine, [532]
Burlington, Iowa, [322]
Burns quoted, [111]
Burr, Aaron, [20], [195], [349]
Burr, Theodosia, [21]
Burt, Gov. Francis H., [410]
Butler, Gen. Wm. G., [410]
Byers, Wm. N., [437], [439]

C
Cabots, claims of the, [570]
Cabrillo, [572], [648]
Cadillac founds Detroit, [88]-[91], [134]
Cahokia, [339], [344]
Calhoun, Gov. James S., [476]
Calhoun, John C., quoted, [311]
California, [195], [401];
see also San Francisco, Monterey, Los Angeles
Cameron, Simon, [321]
Campbell, Robt., [395]
Camp Floyd, [498]
Camp Morton, [158]
Campus Martius at Marietta, [8], [14], [28]
Canada, [134], [175], [176]
Canadians, attack St. Louis, [343];
on the Willamette, [550]
Canal, Illinois & Michigan, [198], [213];
the Chicago Drainage, [332];
the Isthmian, [332]
Canby defeated at Valverde, [476]
Canterbury, Conn., [39]
Cape Nome, [363]
Cape Reyes, [572]
Capilla de los Soldados, [454]
Carillo, José, [660], [662], [665]
Carlyle, Thos., cited, [42]
Carmel, [619], [626], [627], [630], [639]
Carnegie, Andrew, [614]
Carr, Dabney, [628]
Carson, Kit, [432], [434], [468], [476], [667]
Carson, Moses, [660]
Carver, Capt. Jonathan, [266]
Cary, Alice, [72]
Cary, Phoebe, [72]
Case, Theodore, quoted, [390]
Casey, James, [590]
Cass, Gen., [105], [202]
Castro, José, [665] ff.
Centinel of the Northwest Territory, [71]
Central Pacific Railway, [500], [596]
Chambers, Gov. John, [305]
Chamita, [452]
Champlain, [128]
Chandler, U.S. Senator, at Detroit, [92]
Chapman, W.W., [554]
Charles II., [40]
Charles III., [643]
Chase, Dr. Horace, quoted, [214]
Chase, S.P., at Cincinnati, [72]
Chautauqua, the Western, [637]
Checagau, see Chicago
Cheney, John Vance, [615]
Cherry creek, [436]
Chesnutt, Chas. W., [51]
Cheyenne, Union Pacific reaches, [442]
Chicago, [368];
Lyman J. Gage on, [197]-[234];
the situation, [197]-[200];
Indian denizens of the region, [200];
the Fort Dearborn massacre, [201];
purchased from the Indians, [202]-[204];
first settlers, [204]-[207];
incorporation of, [208];
early hardships, [210]-[213], [220];
booms, [213]-[218];
stockyards, [222];
the great fire, [223]-[227];
the World's Fair, [228];
an educational centre, [229]-[232];
civic and religious growth, [232]-[234].
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, [415]
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, [386]
Chick, W.M., [395]
Chihuahua, [460], [467]
China, exports to, [513]
Chinese in San Francisco, [600]-[606]
Chip-kaw-kay, [172], [173]
Choteau, [468]
Chouteau, [338]
Cilly, Durant, [659]
Cincinnati, M.E. Ailes on, [55]-[85];
settling of, [55]-[57];
the first name, [58]-[60];
location of Fort Washington, [60];
defeat of St. Clair, [60]-[62];
strategic point, [62];
its pre-history, [63];
victory of Wayne, [68]-[71];
isolation, [71];
the press of, [72];
music in, [72]-[74];
industries of, [75];
in the Civil War, [78];
panorama of, [80]-[85]
Civil War, [78], [92], [243], [250], [316], [321], [323], [354], [386], [476]
Claim Clubs of Iowa, [310]-[313]
Clark, George Rogers, [63], [82], [167], [194], [510];
story of, [178]-[191]
Clark, Lewis and, see Lewis and Clark
Clay, Henry, [356];
at Cincinnati, [84];
quoted, [311]
Cleveland, C.F. Thwing on, [31]-[53];
character of, [31]-[39];
founder of, [39];
growth of, [41];
population of, [41]-[43];
generosity of, [43]-[46];
clubs, [46];
civic spirit in, [47];
distinguished citizens, [47]-[53]
Cleveland, Moses, founds Cleveland, [39]
Coeur d'Alene, [510];
mines, [530]
Coeur d'Alenes, [523], [524]
Coffin, Stephen, [554]
Colbert, Mr., quoted, [210]
Coldwater, [214]
Cole, Thos. L., on Portland, [535]-[568]
Coleman, W.T., and the vigilance committees, [591], [594], [600]
Colfax, Vice-President, [167]
Coligny, [88]
Collyer, Rev. Robert, quoted, [199]
Columbia, Lewis and Clark reach the, [430];
see Portland
Columbia Rediviva, [537]
Colville, [518]
"Commonweal Armies," [317]
Comstock Lode, [597]
Concepcion, Doña, [580]
Concord coach, the old, [384]
Conejos, Pike on the, [430]
Confederates in New Mexico, [476]
Congress, authorizes laying out of Detroit, [102];
authorizes constitution for Indiana, [150];
and the Vigo claims, [190];
and the Union Pacific Railway, [415]
Connecticut Land Company, [40]
Cook, Capt., [627]
Cooke, Jay, [521]
Cookie, M., at Marietta, [13]
Cooper & Peck, [532]
Coppoc, Barclay, [319], [320]
Coppoc, Edwin, [319], [320]
Cora and the Vigilantes, [591]
Cornell, Ezra, [413]
Coronado, [428], [434], [449]
Coronel, Don Antonio, [672]
Coronel, Don Ignacio, [672]
Cortés, Hernan, [449]
Corydon, Indiana, [154], [193]
Couch, Capt. John H., [558]
Couch & Co., [558]
Coues, Dr. E., cited, [302]
Council Bluffs, [401], [402], [406], [407]
Couts, Col., [672]
Covington, Kentucky, [73]
Coyote, [512], [513]
Creighton, Edward, [412], [413]
Creighton, John A., [413], [420]
Creighton Medical School, [413]
Creighton Memorial Hospital, [413]
Crespi, Padre, [651]
Crimean War, [274]
Crocker, Gen. M.M., [321]
Croghan, Col., [142]
Cruzado, [651]
Cruzat, Francisco, [344]
Cuba, [340]
Culture's Garland, [229]
Cuming, Gov. Thos. B., [410]
Cushing, Caleb, [273]
Cushing, Mayor, [6], [11]
Cushing, Nabby, death of, [11]
Cutler, Manasseh, at Marietta, [4], [6], [10]

D
d'Abadie, [335]
de Aberini, Don Pedro, quoted, [578]
Daily Kansas City Post, [390]
Dalyell, Captain, [108]
Dana, J.C., on Denver, [425]-[447]
Daniels quoted, [1]
Danube, the, [660]
Danvers and the Ohio Colony, [7], [8]
Dauphin, the, [144]
Davis, Jefferson, [305]
Dawn, The Santa Fé, [470]
Deady, Judge, [564], [567];
quoted, [553], [562]
Dearborn, Gen. H.A., [116]
De Bellerive, [335]-[338], [341], [342]
Declaration of Independence, [2]
de Gallup, François, [627]
de Galvaez, José, [572]
de Joinville, Prince, [144], [304]
de Leyba, [342]
de Mofras, [580]
de Monterey, Count, [622]
Denver, [528];
J.C. Dana on, [425]-[447];
historic background, [425]-[434]:
origin of, [435]-[437];
the Pike's Peak excitement, [437];
before the Union Pacific, [438]-[442];
the first governor, [442];
character of, [444]-[447]
De Peyster, Col. A.S., [111]
Deseret, [490], [491]
Desert, Great American, [431]
Des Grosselliers, [129]
Des Moines, F.I. Herriott on, [301]-[330];
the name, [302];
origin of, [302];
emigration, [304];
the fort, [306]-[308];
the Land Club, [309]-[313];
the first government, [313];
the early life described, [313]-[316];
river improvements, [316]-[318];
attitude toward slavery, [318]-[320];
in the Civil War, [320]-[322];
removal of the capital to, [322];
the new capital building, [323]-[326];
the present city, [326]-[330]
de Taos, Fernandez, [473]
Detroit, [177], [180], [183], [201], [214];
Silas Farmer on, [87]-[119];
early travellers to, [87];
motive for settling, [88];
Cadillac founds, [90];
ever cosmopolitan, [92];
extension of limits, [94];
acquires fort from Congress, [95];
sells lots, [96];
flush times, [98]-[100];
the great fire, [100];
government under the Ordinance of 1787, [101]-[106];
Pontiac's conspiracy, [106]-[109];
in the Revolution, [109]-[112];
in recent times, [112] ff.
De Ulloa, Francisco, [648]
Devol, [6]
Dey, Peter A., [326], [415]
Dickens cited, [246]
Dodge, Gov. Henry, [236]
Dodson, Jacob, [669]
Dollier, [88]
Dolly, the, [540]
Domingues, Don José, [655]
Donnelly, Father Bernard, [382], [394]
Doty, Rev. Daniel, [74]
Doty, James, names Madison, Wisconsin, [238], [239]
Douglas, Stephen A., at Chicago, [214]
Downey, Gov., [672]
Drake, Francis, [572], [574]
Drummond, Henry, [494]
Drury & Co., R.B., [392]
Du Gay, [266]
D'Ulloa, Don Antonio, [337]
Durant, Thos. C., [416]
Durham, Nelson, quoted, [510]
Dutch and negro slavery, [92]
Dyar, M.C., on Marietta, [1]-[30]

E
Earl of Selkirk, [268]
Earthquake, New Madrid, [350]
East End, London's, [43]
Echeandia, [662]
Echo Cañon, [496]
Eden Park, Cincinnati, [80]
Elba, Napoleon's escape from, [635]
El Crepúsculo, [470]
El Dorado, [583]
Elizabeth, Queen, [572]
Elliott, C.B., on Minneapolis and St. Paul, [265]-[300]
El Morro, [452]
El Paso, [462]
Emerson quoted, [43], [640]
Emma Preston, the, [558]
Emory, Capt. W.H., [472]
England, Gosnold's tour for, [572];
sends Belcher to San Francisco Bay, [580]
English at St. Louis, [343]
Enterprise, The Kansas City, [389]
Epworth League, [39]
Erie Canal, [98]
Escalante, [434]
Etherington, Major, [138]
Eulalia, Doña, [643]
Eustis, U.S. Secretary of War, [116]
Evans, W.B., [395]
Evanston, Illinois, [230]
Evening Mail, The Kansas City, [392]
Evening World, The Kansas City, [394]
Exposition, of 1898 at Omaha, [420]-[423];
St. Louis, [373]

F
Fages, [655]
Fallen Timbers, battle of, [68]
Farmer, Silas, on Detroit, [87]-[119]
Farnum, Col. Russell, [351]
Farragut, Commodore, [592]
Federals in New Mexico, [476]
Félix, [656]
Fernandez, the Canónigo, [633]
Ferry, U.S. Senator, [125]
Field, Eugene, [229]
Figueroa, Gov., [579], [663]
Filson and settling of Cincinnati, [58]
Finkbine, Robert S., [326]
Fjelde's statue of Ole Bull, [288]
Flanders, Capt., [558]
Flemming, [313]
Florence, Mormon settlement of, [409]
Flores, [667]
Fond du Lac, [238]
Foote, John G., [326]
Forster, John, [665]
Forts:
Bridger, [432], [496];
Calhoun, [406];
Chartres, [176], [177], [335];
Crawford, [235];
Dearborn, [201], [202];
Des Moines, [304], [306], [313];
George, [544], [546];
Harmar, [8];
Leavenworth, [471];
Lernoult, [112];
Marcy, [472];
Miamis, [176],[178];
Michilimackinac, [132], [138], [140];
Patrick Henry, [190];
Pontchartrain, [106];
Sackville, [178], [183], [189], [190];
St. Anthony, [268];
Snelling, [268];
Sumter, [321];
Union, [476];
Vancouver, [544];
Washington, [60], [62], [74];
William, [544];
Winnebago, [235]
Foster, H.C., [672]
Foster, Stephen G., [670]
France, and the Northwest, [129], [169], [172], [174], [189], [266];
and the Southwest, [67], [333]-[335], [343], [466];
and California, [572], [580], [627]
Francesca, [581]
Franciscans, in New Mexico, [453];
in California, [573], [632], [650]
Franklin, Benjamin, [614]
Frémont, [432], [549];
in California, [580], [635], [665] ff.
Frémont Peak, [640]
French and Indian War, [106], [136]
French's statue of Gov. Pillsbury, [288]
Frontenac, Count, quoted, [91]
Fulton and the steamboat, [76]
Fur traders, Russian, [572]

G
Gabilan Mountains, [635]
Gage, Gen., and Detroit, [109];
and Vincennes, [176]
Gage, Lyman J., on Chicago, [197]-[234]
Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, [222]
Galena deposits discovered in Idaho, [523] ff.
Galinée, [88]
Galisteo, the Taos of, [461]
Gallipolis, [12]
Garfield, Pres't J.A., [52], [82]
Gate, the Golden, [569], [570], [574], [579], [596], [619], [632]
Gayarré on Cadillac, [90]
Geary Law of 1892, [602]
George III., [110], [114], [136], [140], [628]
George IV., [537]
George, Henry, [614]
Ghent, Treaty of, [544]
Gibault, Father, [183]
Gibson, Gen. John, [192]
Giddings, Rev. Solomon, [356]
Gillespie at Los Angeles, [666]
Gillis, Wm., [380], [395]
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, [615]
Gilpin, Wm., [442]
Gladwin and Pontiac, [107]
Gleed, C.S., on Kansas City, [375]-[399]
Gold Hunter, the, [674]
Gold in California, see San Francisco;
in Colorado, [436]-[438]
Gonzales, Gov. José, [468]
Gosnold, [572]
Grant, Gen. U.S., [84], [92], [321], [366], [567]
Grant, Mayor Jedediah M., [491]
Gray, Asa, quoted, [31]
Gray, Capt., [537], [538]
Great American Desert, [484]
Great Britain, cedes Mackinac to U.S., [140];
Illinois country ceded to, [333];
see Portland
Great Salt Lake, [479], [480]
Greeley, Horace, [72], [243];
quoted, [438]
Green Bay, [144], [145], [235], [238], [239]
Griffin, Judge, at Detroit, [101]-[105]
Griffin, the, [134]
Grimes, Gov. James W., [318]
Gronigen, John, [660]
Guadalajara, [629]
Guadaloupe Hidalgo, treaty of, [489], [595]
Guadalupe, Mission of, [461]
Gue, B.F., [320]
Gwin, Senatorial contest of with Broderick, [596]

H
Hackleman, Gen. P.A., [167]
Half-Moon, the, [536]
Hamilton, Alexander, [322]
Hamilton, Col. Henry, [185], [186], [189], [190]
Hamline University, [294]
Hancock, Gen. W.S., [674]
Hanks, Lieut. Porter, [141]
Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad, [386]
Hanson, Rev. Mr., cited, [144]
Harmar, defeat of, [60], [66]-[68]
Harmon, Dr. Elijah D., [205]
Harper, Pres't W.R., [229], [230]
Harper's Ferry, recapture of, [319]
Harrison, Gen. W.H., [70], [167], [192], [349], [521]
Harrison, President Benjamin, [153], [156], [167]
Harte, Bret, [614]
Hartford and the Ohio Colony, [7]
Hartzell, Thomas, [205]
Harvard University, [37]
Hawaii, [195], [547]
Haydn Society in Cincinnati, [74]
Hay, John, [50]
Hayes, Benjamin, [660]
Hayes, President R.B., [52], [72]
Haymarket riots, [224]
Hearst, Mrs. Phœbe D., [610]
Heath, Perry S., on Indianapolis, [147]-[167]
Helm, Capt. Leonard, [184], [185]
Hendricks, Vice-President, [167]
Hennepin, [134], [265], [268]
Henry, Alexander, [140]
Henry, Patrick, [180], [628]
Herald, New York, [386]
Herriott, Frank I., on Des Moines, [301]-[330]
Herron, John, [166]
Hiawatha, [125]
Hill, J.J., [287]
Hittell cited, [639]
Hodge, F.W., on Santa Fé, [449]-[478]
Holmes, Major, [142]
Honen, Toussaint, [337]
Horace quoted, [30]
Hosmer, Dr. J.K., [285]
Houston, Sam, [362]
Howells, W.D., [72], [229]
Hudson Bay Co., [335], [518], [546], [549], [552]
Hudson, Henry, [536]
Hull, A.F., [101]-[105], [114]-[116], [138]
"Hundred Associates," charter of the, [89]
Hunt, W.P., at Astoria, [540], [542]

I
Idaho, galena mines of, [522], [532]
Illinois country ceded to Great Britain, [333]
Independence, Missouri, [394], [467]
Indiana, see Indianapolis and Vincennes
Indianapolis, Perry S. Heath on, [147]-[167];
plan of, [147];
growth of, [147];
background of, [149]-[153];
becomes capital of Indiana, [154];
modern history, [154]-[157];
in the Civil War, [158];
parks, [160];
finances and industries, [164];
clubs and institutions, [166]
Indians:
Algonquins, [302];
Arapahoes, [426], [432];
Cayuse, [556];
Cherokees, [436];
Chippewas, [138], [200], [236];
Cœur d'Alenes, [520];
Flatheads, [510];
Foxes, [304], [306], [350], [358];
Hurons, [133];
Iowas, [351];
Iroquois, [55];
Keokuks, [305];
Kickapoos, [202];
Menomonies, [202], [236];
Miamis, [55], [170];
Minneways, [200];
Mohawks, [61];
Navahoes, [427];
Nez Percés, [510];
Omahas, [351];
Osages, [342], [350];
Ottawas, [133], [337];
Ottoes, [405];
Palouse, [520];
Pawnees, [405];
Pi-ank-a-shaws, [170], [171], [174];
Pottawatomies, [172], [200], [202], [204], [236];
Pueblos, [456], [468];
Sacs, [138], [200], [304], [306], [350], [358];
Senecas, [55];
Shawnees, [55], [172], [342];
Sioux, [267];
Siwash, [528];
Six Nations, [68], [170];
Spokanes, [510]-[518];
Taos, [468], [473];
Twightwees, [171], [172];
Umatillas, [510];
Walla Wallas, [510];
Weas, [171];
Winnebagoes, [236];
Yanktons, [351];
see also abstracts of various chapters
Iowa, see Des Moines
Iowa City, [313]
Ipswich, Ohio colony starts from, [6], [8]
Irving quoted, [432], [539]
Isabel, Oñate marries, [449]

J
Jackson, Andrew, [84], [356];
bank veto of, [358]
Jackson, Gov. Claiborne, quoted, [366]
Jackson, Helen Hunt, [674]
Janney, T.B., [287]
Japan, Spokane exports to, [513]
Jefferson Territory, [442]
Jefferson, President Thomas, [116], [510], [539], [628]
Jesuits, [134];
at Mackinac, [129];
in Missouri, [381];
in California, [650]
Jobe, Henry, [395]
Johnson, Gov., [591]-[593]
Johnson, Sir Guy, [61]
Joliet, [88], [133], [198], [302]
Jones, Alfred D., lays out site for Omaha, [402]
Jones, Commodore, [635]
Jordan, James C., [318]
Jornada del Muerto, [450]
Joseph, Chief, [517], [521]
Journal, The Kansas City, [389]
Juchereau, [171], note
Junípero Serra in California, [573],[ 617], [619], [624], [625], [629], [632], [633], [635], [637], [638], [640], [646], [649]

K
Kane, Col. Thos. B., [496]
Kane, Col. T.L., [406]
Kanesville, Nebraska, [406], [407]
Kansas City, C.S. Gleed on, [375]-[399];
location, [375]-[378];
origin, [378]-[380];
early denizens of the region, [380]-[382];
trade and transportation, [382]-[386];
railroads entering, [386]-[389];
newspapers of, [389]-[394];
real estate history, [394];
churches, [395];
industries, [396]-[398];
other interests, [398]
Kansas, Coronado in, [428]
Kansas Pacific Railway, [388], [442]
Kaskaskia, [180]-[183], [185], [186], [344], [466]
Kasson, Hon. John A., [324]
"Kaw," the, [375], [382]
Kearny, Dennis, [601]
Kearny, S.W., [306], [432], [470]-[473], [667] ff.
Keating, Prof. Wm. H., quoted, [212]
Keith, Wm., [615]
Ke-ki-on-ga, [172]
Kelley, "General," [317]
Kennedy, Thomas, [73]
Kentucky, [67], [178];
Filson in, [58];
Spanish intrigues in, [180]
Keokuk, [308]
Kerfoot, W.D., [227]
Khalifa, [518]
Khartoum, [518]
Kimberley, E.S., [209]
King, James, [590]
King, Thos. Starr, [614]
Kinzie, John, [206]
Kinzie, Mrs., quoted, [205]
Kinzie, Robert, [214]
Kirkwood, Gov. S.J., [320], [321]
Klondike, the, [363]
Kountze, Herman, [420]
Kuro Sirva, [637]

L
Labrador, [570]
Laclede Liguest founds St. Louis, [333]-[335]
Lafayette, at Marietta, [5];
at St. Louis, [356], [363]
La Honton, [134]
Lake Erie, [36];
see also, [238], note
Lake Mary, [18]
Lalande, [468]
Lamar, President, [469]
Lamy, Bishop, [474]
Land Claims Association, [309]
Land Club, Iowa, [309]
Land League, Iowa, [309]
La Salle, [88], [134], [171], [266], [302], [334]
Latimer, Mrs. E.W., [144]
Latour, Francis, [337]
"Latter-day Saints," see Salt Lake City
Law-and-Order Party, see San Francisco
Lawrence, Kansas, [436]
Lawton, Gen. H.W., [167]
Leadville, Colorado, [438]
Leavenworth, [268], [385]
Ledger, The Kansas, [389]
Lee, Jason, [550]
Lee, Lieut. R.E., [319]
Le Grace, Colonel, [191]
Le Griffon, [88]
Legroux, [282]
Le Large, [202]
L'Enfant, Pierre Charles, [147]
Lernoult, Maj. R.R., [114], note
Letcher, Gov., [320]
Lewis and Clark, [348], [404], [430], [434], [510], [538], [539]
Lewis, Capt. Meriwether, [349]
Lexington, battle of, [71]
Leyba, [343]
Liberia, [357]
Lick, James, [612]
Liguest, Pierre Laclede, [333]
Limestone, on the Ohio, [55]
Lincoln, A., [158], [324], [366]
Lincoln, Nebraska, [412]
Little Turtle, [68]
Logan, [192]
Long, expedition of, [430], [431]
Long, Major, quoted, [267]
Loreto, [622], [651]
Los Angeles, Florence E. Winslow on, [645]-[684];
early visitors, [645]-[649];
Junípero Serra, [649]-[651];
settling of, [651]-[659];
first Americans in, [659]-[661];
early trials of, [661]-[665];
taken by United States, [665]-[668];
the American régime, [668]-[676];
the land boom, [676]-[678];
the city to-day, [678]-[684]
Losantiville, [58], [61]
Louis XIII., [128]
Louis XIV., [133]
Louis XV., [136]
Louis XVI., [144], [627]
Louis Philippe, [13], [144], [304]
Louisiana Purchase, [191], [195], [331], [348], [373], [618]
Lounsbury, Daniel, [554]
Lovejoy, A.L., [535], [554]
Lovejoy, Elijah P., [362]
Lucas, Charles, [353]
Lytle, Gen. Wm. H., [72]

M
Macallister College, [294]
McArthur, Lieut.-Gov., [249], [250]
McCoy, J.C., [395]
McCoy, Rev. Isaac, [382]
McDougal, [540], [542], [543]
McDowell, [360]
McGee, Fry P., [395]
McGee, James H., [394]
Mackinac, Sara Andrew Shafer on, [121]-[145];
situation, [121]-[124];
description of, [124]-[128];
first explorers and missionaries, [128]-[130];
Marquette and La Salle, [130]-[134];
Pontiac's conspiracy, [136]-[140];
comes into possession of United States, [140];
War of 1812, [140]-[142];
the fur trade, [142];
Rev. Eleazar Williams, [144]
Mackinaw, [90]
McKinley, Pres't Wm., [52], [422]
McLean at Cincinnati, [74]
McLeon, Gen., [469]
McLoughlin, Dr. John, in Oregon, [544]-[553]
McTavish, [543]
Madison, President James, [116]
Madison, R.G. Thwaites on, [235]-[264];
before the settlement, [235]-[238];
choosing a State capital, [238];
laying out the town, [240];
the first dwelling, [240];
coming of the Legislature, [242];
early description of, [242];
slow growth, [243];
attempts to remove the capital, [245];
early legislative sessions, [246];
the Barstow-Bashford case, [248]-[250];
the State House, [250];
the State university, [252]-[260];
the city to-day, [260]-[264]
Madrid, [626], [629]
Majorca, [635]
Malden in War of 1812, [114]
Manderson, C.F., [420]
Marcy, march of, [432]
Marcy, Secretary Wm. L., [472]
Mare Island, [592]
Margane, François, [163]
Marie Antoinette, [8]
Marietta, [58], [71];
Muriel Campbell Dyar on, [1]-[30];
Ohio Company formed, [2];
the colony, [4]-[6];
the journey, [7];
the first summer on the Ohio, [8];
the first governor, [10];
the coming of the Frenchmen, [11]-[13];
hardships, [13];
Indian wars, [14]-[18];
material prosperity, [18];
the Blennerhassett tragedy, [20]-[22];
the modern Marietta, [22];
the College, [24]-[26];
the Mound Cemetery, [26]-[28];
relics, [28] ff.
Marin del Valle, [454]
Markham, Edwin, on San Francisco, [569]-[616]
Marquette, [132]-[134], [302], [333]
Marsh's trading post, [214]
Martineau, Harriet, [78]
Mary Institute, St. Louis, [360]
Maryland, the, [558]
Mason, Gov., [670]
Mason, Stevens T., [238]
Mayflower, the, [88], [620]
Mayflower, the new, [1], [7]
Meigs, Gov. R.J., [6], [28]
Ménard, Pierre, [205]
Merrill, Samuel, [152]
Methodists on the Willamette, [550]
Meurin, Father, [193]
Mexico, and California, [572], [578], [626], [633], [658];
and Kansas City trade, [385];
war with, [27], [362], [432]
Miami and Erie Canal, [82]
Micheltorena, [664], [665]
Michigan Territory, [235]
Michilimackinac, [124], [136]
Michsawgyenan, [122]
Miles, Gen., [517]
Millard, Joseph H., [420]
Miller, Joaquin, [614]
Miller's Hill, Nebraska, [406]
Milwaukee, [202], [214], [238], [239], [245]
Mineral Point, [236], [238]
Minisink, massacre of, [61]
Minneapolis—St. Paul, C.B. Elliott on, [265]-[300];
Falls of St. Anthony discovered, [265];
title to the region passes from the Indians, [267];
Fort Snelling established, [268];
first settler on site of St. Paul, [270];
St. Paul becomes State capital, [271];
growth of the rival town, [272]-[276];
the two cities compared, [276]-[300]
Minnehaha, falls of, [290]
Mission Dolores, [574]-[579], [632]
Missouri, see St. Louis and Kansas City
Missouri Compromise, [353]
Missouri Pacific Railroad, [386], [398]
Mobile, [90]
Montcalm, [338]
Monterey, [450], [574], [581], [669];
Harold Bolce on, [617]-[644];
historic background, [617]-[620];
Vizcaino finds the harbor, [620];
rediscovered by Junípero Serra, [622]-[626];
his great services, [626]-[628];
Spain sends relief, [629];
the Spanish capital, [630]-[634];
a visit to, [635]-[644]
Montezuma, [450]
Montgomery, Capt., [581]
Mormon, Book of, quoted, [490]
Mormons, in Nebraska, [406]-[409];
in Colorado, [425], [432];
in Utah, [435];
see also Salt Lake City
Morrison, Wm., [466]
Morse, S.F.B., [125]
Morton, Oliver P., [158], [167]
Moultons, the, at Marietta, [16]
Mound Builders, [26], [63], [169], [302]
Mount Auburn, Cincinnati, [82]
Mullanphy, John, [360]
Munford, Munford & Hasbrook, [392]

N
Napoleon Bonaparte, [617], [635]
Natalia, the, [635]
Nebraska & Council Bluffs Ferry Co., [401]
Nebraska Territory, [403]
Nelson, W.R., [392]
Néve, Gov., [652]
New Albion, [572]
Newburyport, Mass., [558]
New Mexican, the, [474]
New Mexico, see Santa Fé
New Orleans, [76], [333], [340], [344], [346], [347]
New Spain, [572]
New York, [43], [71], [75], [514]
News, The Kansas City, [392]
News, The Rocky Mountain, [437], [439]
Niagara, [108], [528]
Nichols, Gregg, [674]
Nichols, Col. J.G., [674]
Nicolet, Jean, visits Mackinac, [128]
Nicollet, [302]
Nito, Manuel, [654]
North American Fur Company, [350]
North Bend, settling of, [58]
Northrup, H.M., [394]
Northwest Company, [540]
Northwest Fur Company, [510], [538]
Northwest Territory, [1], [10]
Northwestern University, [229], [230]
Nye, [6]

O
Oakinagen, [542]
Oakland, California, [610]
Observer, The St. Louis, [362]
O'Fallon Park, [369]
Ohio Company, the, [2]-[4], [27], [101]
Oliphant, Laurence, quoted, [273]
Omaha, [462];
Victor Rosewater on, [401]-[423];
origin, [401]-[403];
location, [404];
visit of Lewis and Clark, [404]-[406];
Mormon encampment at, [406]-[409];
early government, [409]-[412];
the Pacific Telegraph, [412]-[414];
the Union Pacific Railway, [414]-[418];
recent history, [418]-[420];
the Trans-Mississippi Exposition of 1898, [420]-[423]
Oñate founds Santa Fé, [449]-[453]
Ordinance of 1787, [2], [4], [10], [101], [191]
Oregon, see Portland
Oregon City, [535], [549]-[554]
Oregonian, The, [558], [566]
O'Reilly, Don Alexander, [338]
O'Rourke, Phil., [532]
Osceola, [221]
Osio, Antonio, [661]
Otermin, Gov., [459]
Oumetz, Padre, [654]
Outre Mer quoted, [278]
"Overland Mail Express Company," [385]
Overland Monthly, [614]
Overland Telegraph Line, [499]
Overton, A.M., [535], [554]

P
Pacific Fur Company, [538]
Pacific Railway, [414]
Pacific Telegraph, [412]
Parke, Benjamin, [196]
Parkman, Francis, [129];
quoted, [280]
Parrant, [270]
Parraquia, [464]
Parson, Samuel H., [6]
Parton, James, quoted, [81]
Paty, Capt., [660]
Payne, U.S. Senator, [31]
Peck, Eben, [240]
Peck, P.F.W., [209]
Peoria, [206]
Peralta, Gov. Pedro, [453]
Perez, Gov. Albino, [468]
Pérouse, Count, [627], [629]
Perrot, [129], [132]
Perry, first settler at St. Paul, [270]
Perry, President Alfred Tyler, [26]
Perry's victory, Commodore, [116]
Pettygrove, F.W., [554]
Phelan, Mayor James D., [610]
Philadelphia, [90], [193]
Philippines, the, [195], [572], [649]
Pico, Don Pio, [655], [660], [664] ff.
Pico, Jesus, [669]
Piernas, [340], [342]
"Pig's Eye," see Parrant
Pike, Lieut. Zebulon M., [267], [348], [430], [434], [467]
Pike's Peak, [436], [437], [442]
Pillsbury, Chas. A., [283]
Pillsbury, Gov. John S., [285], [288]
Pińa, Maxima, [658]
Pioneer Day, [483]
Pirates on the Mississippi, [346]
Pittsburg, [196]
Platteville, [238]
Plymouth, [2], [5], [88]
Plymouth Rock, [620]
Plympton, Major, [272]
Polk, President, [552]
Pontiac, conspiracy of, [106]-[109], [136]-[140], [175];
death of, [337]-[339]
Pool, Lieut., [111]
Popé, conspiracy of, [458]-[461]
Portalá, [622], [623], [650]
Portland, Thos. L. Cole on, [535]-[568];
origin of, [535];
Astoria, [536]-[544];
Vancouver, [544]-[549];
Oregon City, [549]-[556];
massacre of Whitman, [556];
California gold fever, [556];
situation of, [557];
a great seaport, [558];
Henry Villard's contribution to growth of, [560];
character of, [562]-[568]
Portsmouth, the, [581]
Potosi, academy at, [352]
"Prairie Schooner," [384]
Pratt, Orson, [483], [486]
Prentice, Samuel, [660]
Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles, [646] ff.
Pursley, [468]
Putnam, Herbert, [285]
Putnam, Israel, at Detroit, [109]
Putnam, Rufus, [2], [4]-[7], [26], [28]

Q
Quebec, [91], [134], [198], [338]

R
Racine, [238]
Radisson, [129]
Ragan, Jacob, [395]
Raleigh Tavern, [628]
Ralston, A., [147]
Ramsey, Gov. A., [271]
Rantoul, Robert, [273]
Reavis, L.U., [331]
Recollets, [129], [134], [266]
Red Jacket, [338]
Reedy, William Marion, on St. Louis, [331]-[373]
Reid, Hugo, [672]
Relations, [129], [130]
Republic, The St. Louis, [349]
Republican, The Missouri, [362]
Republican, The Santa Fé, [474]
Revolution, the American, [82], [95], [109]-[112], [177], [266], [342];
officers in, buried at Marietta, [27]
Revolution of 1848, [364]
Rezanoff visits San Francisco Bay, [579]
Rhode Island, battle of, [5]
Rhodes, J.F., [50]
Richelieu, Cardinal, [88];
quoted, [225]
Ridgely, N.H., [220]
Rivet, M., [193]
Roberts, Capt., [141]
Rockefeller, John D., founds Chicago University, [229]
Rocky Mountain Fur Company, [431]
Rosas, Gov. Luis, [458]
Rosewater, Edward, [420]
Rosewater, Victor, on Omaha, [401]-[423]
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, [309]
Roux, Father, [381]
Russian Fur Company, [543]
Rutland and the Ohio Company, [7]

S
Sacramento, [608]
Saengerbund, the Cincinnati, [74]
St. Ange, [174], [176], [177]
St. Ann's, Mackinac, [125]
St. Anthony City, [273]
St. Anthony, Falls of, [265], [267], [272]
St. Augustine, Fla., [449]
St. Charles, Col., [436]
St. Clair, Gen., at Marietta, [10];
defeat of, [60]-[62], [64]-[68];
and Vincennes, [191]
St. Clair, Louisa, [15]
St. Cyr, Father, [205]
St. Francis, [569], [574], [620]
St. Ignace, [133], [136], [141]
St. Joseph, [385]
St. Louis, W.M. Reedy on, [331]-[373];
situation, [331];
founding of, [333]-[335];
Spanish rule, [335]-[346];
coming of Pontiac, [337]-[340];
trade of, [346]-[348];
early description of, [348]-[353];
and the slavery question, [353]-[357];
growing Americanism, [357]-[362];
ante-bellum days, [362]-[366];
in the Civil War, [366];
recent history, [366]-[373]
St. Paul, see Minneapolis
St. Petersburg, [351]
Ste. Geneviève, [344]
Salazar, Don José, [669]
Salt Lake City, [684];
J.E. Talmage on, [479]-[508];
motive of settlement, [479]-[482];
the coming of the Mormons, [482]-[488];
the cricket scourge, [488];
creation of the Territory, [489]-[493];
trouble with the Federal government, [494]-[499];
educational development, [500]-[502];
the present city, [502]-[508]
San Blas, harbor of, [626]
San Carlos Mission, [632], [650]
Sanchez, [651], [661]
San Diego, [627], [648], [649], [666]
Sand Lot Agitation, [598]
San Francisco, [197], [515], [528], [632];
Edwin Markham on, [569]-[616];
situation, [569];
early visitors to the region, [570]-[572];
Spanish colonization plans, [572]-[574];
the Mission Dolores, [574]-[579];
Yerba Buena, [579]-[581];
California ceded to United States, [582];
the gold fever, [582]-[586];
the Vigilance Committee, [587]-[594];
in the Civil War, [596];
the Comstock Lode, [597];
the Sand Lot Agitation, [598]-[601];
the Chinese problem, [601]-[606];
architecture of, [606];
streets of, [607];
parks of, [608]-[610];
education in, [610];
libraries of, [612];
distinguished citizens, [613]-[616]
San Gabriel, [452], [453], [454], [648], [650] ff.
San Miguel Chapel, [454], [459], [460], [463], [464]
San Pedro, [648], [674]
Santa Anna, [385]
Santa Cruz, [622]
Santa Fé, [384], [386], [431], [432], [660];
F.W. Hodge on, [449]-[478];
founding of, [449]-[453];
infancy of, [453]-[458];
conspiracy of Popé, [458]-[461];
the Pueblo régime, [461];
Spanish restoration, [462]-[468];
rebellion of 1837, [468];
American occupancy, [469]-[476];
in the Civil War, [476];
recent years, [476]-[478]
Santo Domingo, [466]
Sargent, Winthrop, [6], [191]
Schmidt, Bruno, [162]
Schoolcraft, Henry, [125], [202];
quoted, [140]
Scott, Dred, [270]
Scott, Harvey W., [566]
Scott, Judge J.R., [672]
Scott, Gen. Winfield, [268], [305], [306]
Seattle, [363]
Senator, the, [674]
Serra, see Junípero Serra
Shafer, Sara Andrew, on Mackinac, [121]-[145]
Shaw, Henry, [369]
Shawbonee quoted, [206], [208]
Shelby, Gen. Isaac, [114], note
Shepard, Elihu, [354];
quoted, [341]
Sheridan, Phil, [517]
Sherman, John, [31]
Sherman, Gen. W.T., [593]
Sia, [466]
Sibley at Valverde, [476]
Sibley, Hiram, [413]
Sibley, Solomon, [202]
Sill, E.R., [51]
Sloat, Commodore, [581], [635]
Slough, Col., [476]
Smith, Robert, [274], [275]
Smith, W.H., on Vincennes, [169]-[196]
Snelling, Col., [268], [270]
Snelling, Joseph, [270]
Snow, Erastus, [483]
Sola, [655]
Spain, and the Southwest, [67], [180], [343];
Louisiana ceded to, [335]-[337];
in Colorado, [428];
in Kansas, [428];
in New Mexico, see Santa Fé;
on the Pacific, [572], [573], [620], [630]-[634];
our war with, [422]
Speelyai, [512], [513], [517], [533]
Spencer, Dr. Kirby, [284]
Spokane, Harold Bolce on, [509]-[533];
the situation, [509]-[512], [528];
the falls, [512]-[515];
troubles with the Indians, [516]-[521];
genesis of, [521];
discovery of galena mines, [522];
the boom, [523]-[525];
character of, [526]-[528];
the Spokane ass, [530]-[532];
climate, [532]
Spokane Gary, [520]
Spokesman-Review, The Spokane, [524]
Sproat, [6], [10], [15]
Stanford, Jane, [612], [639]
Stanford, Leland, [612]
Stanford University, [612]
Star, The, [582]
Star, The Kansas City, [392]
Stark, B., [554]
State Register, [319]
Stearns, Abel, [665]
Steele, Franklin, [272]
Steptoe, Col., [518]
Stevens, John H., [274], [275]
Stevenson, Col., [670]
Stevenson, R.L., in San Francisco, [609];
in Monterey, [619], [639]
Stillwater, Minn., [271]
Stockton, Commodore, [665] ff.
Stoddard, Charles Warren, [615]
Stoddard, Maj. Amos, [348]
Story preaches at Marietta, [16]
Stout, J. Kennedy, drafts charter for Spokane, [522]
Strong, W.A., [389]
Stuart, David, [542]
Stuart, John T., quoted, [214]
Sublette, [431], [468]
Sullivan claims, [532]
Sulpicians at Mackinac, [129]
Sumrill's Ferry, [7]
Sutro, Adolph, [613]
Sutter's Mill, [401]
Swing, David, [232]
Symmes, John Cleves, [58], [71]

T
Taboada, Padre Gil, [656]
Taliafero, Major, [270]
Talmage, J.E., on Salt Lake City, [479]-[508]
Tanos of Galisteo, the, [461], [462]
Taylor, Bayard, cited, [243]
Taylor, Zachary, [305]
Tecumseh, [61], [70], [192], [201], [206], [521]
Teesdale, John, [319]
Terry and Broderick, [593], [596]
Texas, annexation of, [195];
troubles with, [469];
in New Mexico, [469], [476]
Tewa pueblo, [452]
Thames, battle of the, [206]
Thayendanegea defeats St. Clair, [61]
Thiery, M., [12]
Thompson, David, [540]
Thompson, James, [208]
Thwaites, R.G., on Madison, [235]-[264]
Thwing, C.F., on Cleveland, [31]-[53]
Times, The Kansas City, [392]
Tippecanoe, [70], [350], [513]
Tlascalan, [459]
Todd, Col. John, [191]
Tomlinson, Daniel, [157]
Tonquin, the, [539], [542]
Tonty, Madame, [91]
Topinebee, [204]
Trail, Navajo, [427];
Santa Fé, [428], [467]
Trans-Mississippi Exposition, [420]-[423]
Trappist monks, [302]
Treaty, of Paris, [140];
of Greenville, [201];
of Ghent, [544];
of 1832, [305];
of 1842, [306];
of 1846, [552];
of Guadaloupe Hidalgo, [489], [595]
Tribune, The New York, [243], [438]
Troost, B., [380]
Tupper, Benjamin, [2], [6]
Twain, Mark, [615]

U
Ugarte, Gov., [466]
"Underground Railroad," [92,][318]
Union Pacific Railway, [388], [415], [442], [500]
United States, and the Northwest Territory, [140], [178], [191], [267];
Keokuk reserve ceded to, [305];
and Salt Lake City, [490];
and California, [580]
University of Southern California, [682]
Utah, see Salt Lake City

V
Valverde, fight at, [476]
Vancouver, history of, [546]-[549]
Vancouver the explorer, [537], [627]
Van Horn, Col. R.T., [389], [390]
Vargas, Gov., [462]-[464]
Varnum, James M., [6]
Vasouver, Lieut., [552]
Victoria, Gov., [662]
Vigil, Gov. Juan B., [472]
Vigilance Committee, see San Francisco
Vigo, Francis, [185], [186], [190]
Villard, Henry, [560]
Vincennes, [150], [152];
W.H. Smith on, [169]-[196];
prehistoric times, [169]-[171];
early explorers, [171];
French settlement of, [173]-[175];
English rule, [175]-[178];
captured by George Rogers Clark, [178]-[191];
Indiana Territory organized, [191];
later history, [193]-[196]
Vineyard, James R., [246]
Virginia cedes western territory to United States, [191]
Vizcaino, [572], [574], [620], [622], [643], [648]

W
Wabache, see Wabash
Wabash, place of the, in history, [169], [170], [171], [189]
Wade, J.H., [413]
Walker, Joel, [468]
Walker, T.B., [287]
Wallace, Col., relieves Cincinnati, [74]
Wallace, Gen. Lew, at Cincinnati, [78];
at Santa Fé, [478]
Walla Walla, [518];
massacre at, [556]
Walrond, Madison, [380]
War, see Revolution;
of 1812, [27], [114]-[116], [140]-[142], [351];
Mexican, [432], [469], [580];
Civil, [476], [498], [521], [614];
with Spain, [422]
Ward, Artemus, [50]
Warre, Lieut., [552]
Washburn Observatory, [256]
Washington, Booker T., [233]
Washington, George, [5], [58], [66]-[68], [197], [644]
Washington, Indians visit, [350]
Wayne, Gen. Anthony, defeats Indians, [15], [68]-[72], [152]
Wea Town, [172], [175]
Webster, Daniel, [84], [311], [312], [362], [479]
Wentworth, John, [205]
West, Judge E.P., quoted, [380]
Western Journal of Commerce, [389]
Western Reserve, the, [40]
Western Reserve University, [39]
Westport Landing, [382], [384]
Wetherell, O.D., [213]
Whaiama, [513]
Whetzels, the, [152]
Whininger, George, [420]
Whipple, Abraham, [6]
Whitman, massacre of, [556]
Wicks, Rev. Dr., [674]
Widney, Dr. J.P., [682]
Wiggin, Kate Douglas, [615]
Wilkinson, Gen. James, [349]
Willamette, first settlers on the, [549]-[552]
Willamette Falls, [552]
Williams College, [37]
Williams, Rev. Eleazar, [144], [145]
Williams, Judge George H., [566]
Williamsburg, Col. Henry Hamilton sent to, [190]
Willis, N.P., [270]
Wilson, B.D., [672]
Winslow, Florence E., on Los Angeles, [645]-[684]
Winter Quarters, Nebraska, [408], [409]
Wisconsin State Historical Society, [258]
Wisconsin Territory, [235]
Wolfe at Quebec, [106]
Wood, C.E.S., [566]
Woodbridge, Dudley, [21]
Woodward, Judge, at Detroit, [101]-[105]
Wool, Gen., [592]
Woolson, Constance Fenimore, [50]
Woolworth, James M., [420]
World's Fair of 1893, [228]
Wright, Ed., [320]
Wright, Col. George, [518], [520], [521]
Wuerz, August, Sr., [390]
Wyandotte, [376], [392]
Wyeth, Capt., [544]
Wyeth Expedition, [558]
Wyoming Massacre, [61], [110]

X
Xenophon cited, [569]

Y
Yale University, [39], [229]
Yeatman's Tavern, [76]
Yellowstone Park, [355]
Yerba Buena, [579], [581]
Yorktown, battle of, [5]
Young, Brigham, [408], [409], [482], [496]
Yukewingge, [452]
Yuqueyunque, [452]

Z
"Zanjero," [678]
Zion, [408], [409]
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Union, [493]
Zuñi, [452]