Thanatopsis," 86;
his noble character, 86.
Buchanan, James, President, his reply cablegram to Queen Victoria, 250.
Buckley, Dr., 120.
Buffalo, 408.
Bunker Hill, 156.
Burnside, Senator, 115.
Burr, Aaron, his infamy, 8.
Burrows, Senator, 337.
Bush, Dr., his advice to students, 208.
Bushnell, Giles F., 234.
Butler, Ben F., nominated Governor of Massachusetts, 88;
candidate for the Presidency, 121.
Butter, Rev. T.G., 62.
Byrnes, Inspector, at the Press Club, 223.

Cable service, a cheaper, 135.
Cablegram, the first, 250.
Campbell, Superintendent, 81.
Canada, 326, 405.
Canton, Ohio, 306.
Carey, Senator, 256;
at Cheyenne, 104.
Carleton, Will, 317.
Carlisle, Mr., 128.
Carlyle, Thomas, his house, 97;
portrait, 98;
library, 98;
death-bed, 110;
his opinion of Americans, 184.
Carnegie, Andrew, his gift of a library to Washington, 335.
Carpenter, Samuel, 223.
Carroll, Mr., 102.
Carson, Rev. Dr. John F., 281.
Carson, Joseph E., 234.
Cartwright, Sir Richard, 325.
Case, James S., 224.
Catlin, General, 157.
"Central-America," sinks, 134.
Chambers, Rev. Dr., 3.
Chapin, Mayor, 241.
Charleston, 414;
earthquake at, 178.
Chase, Salmon P., his death, 188.
Chatsworth, 353-355.
Chattanooga, 339.
Chelsea, 97.
Cheyenne, 104;
fashions in, 106.
Chicago, 99;
Calvary Church of, 49;
spread of communism, 83;
railway strike, 167;
execution of anarchists, 198;
conflagration of 1871, 231.
Chili, war with Peru, 117.
Chinese, legislative effort to exclude, 90;
exclusion of, 173;
dress, 173;
immigration Bill, 304.
Chloroform, first use of, 207, 356.
Choate, Mr., 360.
Cholera, experiments on, 162.
_Christian Herald_, extract from,
on the illness and death of Dr. Talmage, 419.
Christiania, 365.
Chrysanthemum, rage for the, 158.
Church fairs, pastoral letter against, 72:
Cincinnati, 276;
differences in clock time, 189.
"City of Paris," 235.
"City of Rome," 133.
Civil War, 38;
result, 42, 74.
Clarion, Mdme, 72.
Clay, Henry, 104;
his death, 188.
Clement, Judge, 241.
Cleveland, Grover, candidate, 117;
elected Governor of New York, 121;
candidate for the Presidency, 138;
elected, 140;
his mother's Bible, 144;
reception of Mr. Blaine, 144;
cartoons, 175;
marriage, 176;
his exercise of the right of veto, 180;
tour, 198;
message to Congress, 200;
his intercourse with Dr. Talmage, 301-306;
attack of rheumatism, 303;
objections to the Chinese Immi