INDEX
559
C |
Cabinet mines, II. 286. |
Cable, George W., on convict systems, I. 100, 102, II. 536. |
Camels in Siberia, I. 103, 157, 158, 161, 162, II. 298, 418. |
Capital punishment, I. 74, 76. |
Caspian Sea, I. 13, 15. |
Castiúrin, Victor, political exile, II. 193. |
Catherine the Second, I. 65; exile system under, 76, 248. |
Catherine's Alley, I. 65. |
Cattle-plague, II. 415, 416. |
Caucasians, defensive measures against, I. 145. |
Caucasus, bureaucratic methods in, II. 471. |
Censor, censorship. See Press and names of publications, authors, etc. |
Central Asia, commerce of, I. 16; frontier of, 58. |
Century Magazine, the, I. iv, vi, 1, II. 176, 267, 270, 271, 428, 447, 510, 512-516, 523, 536. |
Chaikóftsi, the, II. 501. |
Charúshin, Mr., political exile, II. 118, 209, 210, 216, 324, 325, 450. |
Cheddo-Ferotti, Russian author, II. 505. |
Cheremkhófski, prison at, II. 527. |
Cherévin, Gen., at head of revisory commission, I. 272. |
Chernaief, Gov., II. 252, 253. |
Cherniávski, Iván, political exile, II. 25. |
Cherniávski, Mrs., distressing case of, II. 25-28. |
Chernishéfski, Russian author and political exile, II. 249-251, 494; attempts to rescue, 251-253. |
Chernoyárskaya, solving a mystery at, I. 152. |
Cherómka, our stop at, II. 355. |
Chinese dinner, a, II. 105, 112-116. |
Chíta, arrival at, II. 128; the town and its inhabitants, 128-130; care of lunatics at, 228; Madam Kutitónskaya's attempt to assassinate Gov. Ilyashévich at, 241; departure from Nérchinsk for, 325; return to, 329; political exiles at, 330, 336-339, 342; a mysterious nocturnal adventure in, 339-341; difficulty about secreting my papers, 341, 342; farewell to exiles at, 342, 343: prison at, II. 541, 546. |
Chúdi, prehistoric people of Siberia, II. 398. |
Chudnófski, Solomon, political exile, I. 322-324, 345, II. 436, 449, 450, 494. |
Chúiski Alps, I. 188, 200, 201. |
Civil rights, forfeiture of, I. 79, 82. |
Climate on Káma River, I. 24; of Siberia, I. 57-64, 103, 105, 145, 157, 158, 190, 191, 193, 201, II. 65, 71, 72, 298. |
Coal Creek, Tenn., prison system at, I. 100, 101. |
Coal mines, I. 35. |
Cold, Asiatic pole of, I. 60, 61. |
Colonization, forced, I. 75, 259, 260, 346, II. 57, 58, 458-470, 546, 548, 552. |
Color, Russian love for, I. 20, 21, 23, 189, 198, 209-211, 353, II. 75, 80, 82, 86, 94, 99. |
Communal exile, I. 79, 80, II. 546; proposed reforms in, 469, 470. |
Communes, land tenure of, I. 66. |
Conscription, evasion of laws, II. 221. |
Convict barges, I. 110-119, 294, 296-301, II. 520, 523. |
"Convict Lease System in the Southern States," II. 536. |
Convict's Head, the political exiles' burial-ground, II. 212. |
Convicts. See Exiles. |
Convoy commands, I. 369, 370. |
Copper mines, I. 35, 281. |
"Coriolanus," objections to performance in Russia, II. 489. |
Correspondence, supervision of, II. 54, 55, 121, 341. |
Cossack Messenger, II. 492. |
Cossack troops, I. 197; methods of breaking up street meetings, II. 45, 46; guards for prisoners, 140. |
Cossack villages, I. 144, 145, 155, 188, 195-197, 206, 207, 227. |
Costelloe, B. F. C, author, II. 431. |
Costume, Russian, I. 13, 14, 21, 23, 189, 209-211, II. 75, 80, 82, 80, 94, 99. |
Cracow, trial of socialists at, I. 258. |
Cuckoo, effect of notes of, on exiles, II. 153-155. |
D |
Dagmár, Crown Princess, interest in Véimar's case, II. 203, 204. |
Dálgúshkas, II. 102. |
Danenhower, Lieut., survivor of the Jeannette, II. 105. |
Daúrski silver mines, I. 76. |
Debagóri-Mokriévich, Vladímir, Russian revolutionist, II. 184. |
Decapitation, I. 74. |
Decembrists, the, II. 208, 280, 288 |
Deer farm, a Siberian, I. 208, 209. |
De Long, Lieut., Siberian experiences of, I. 103. |
Demídof, Capt., commandant at Górni Zerentúi, II. 312, 315. |
Denmark, prison death-rate compared with that of Tiumén, I. 98; sick- and death-rates of prisons in, II. 533. |
Desertion, how punished, I. 75. |
"Destiny of Capital in Russia," II. 212. |
Devil's Sand Box, the, I. 158. |
Dieheskúla, Madam, I. 180-182, 184, II. 54. |
Dicheskúlo, | , political offender, II. 234.
Diélo, Russian magazine, I. 243, 244, 324, II. 488, 493. |
Dikófski, | , political exile, attempt to escape, II. 232.