INDEX
567
Nérchinski Zavód, founding of, II. 279; visit to, 319. |
Nésterof, Mr., mining engineer at Algachí, II. 290, 297, 298, 301-304, 307. |
Nesterófski, N. J., hospitality of, I. 39-45. |
New Siberia, I. 61. |
Newspapers, warned, suspended, suppressed, quoted, etc. See their names, and Press, Censorship of the. |
New York, departure from, I. 1; compared with Nízhni Nóvgorod, 6; return to, II. 429. |
New York Tribune, II. 254. |
Nicholas, Emperor, exile during reign of, I. 255; punishment for literary men, 268; attempts to obtain constitution from, II. 129, 130. |
Night-watchmen, I. 45, 152-154. |
Nihilism, definitions of, II. 431. |
Nihilist, the word, II. 433-436, 504-506. |
Nihilists, first ideas concerning, I. iv, 171, 174; modification of my opinions, 177; facts about, 179, 186, 187; an exile's description of, 179; American ideas concerning, 186, 187; search for my ideal, 234; Capt. Makófski's opinions of, II. 17; character of, 430 et seq. |
Nikífer, | , our guide towards Kará, II. 135.
Nikítina, Sophia, political exile, I. 275; death of, II. 524. |
Nikolái, our guide in the Altái, I. 209, 211. |
Nikoláivsk, prison at, II. 546. |
Nikólin, Capt., in charge of women's prison at Ust Kará, II. 144, 150; difficulties presented by his presence at Kara, 169-172, 174-183; proposes to search our baggage, 197; administration at Kará, 259, 260; our suspicions of, 330. |
Nile, River, compared with the Vólga, I. 15. |
Nineteenth Century, I. 258. |
Nízhni Nóvgorod, first impressions of, I. 5, 6; aspects of the city, 6-14; commercial aspect of, 6-9, 12-14; compared with New York, 6; fair-city of, 6-15; shipping at, 8, 13, 14; old city of, 9-14; krémlin of, 10, 15; second-hand shops of, 12; Siberia's contributions to fair at, 105; visit to, II. 428. |
Nízhni Tagíl, railroad station at, I. 33, 34. |
Nízhni Údinsk, prison at, II. 546. |
Nord, Col., messenger from Empress Dagmár to Véimar, II. 204. |
North Carolina, convict death-rate in, I. 100, II. 536. |
"Notes from a House of the Dead," I. 144. |
Notóvich, Mr., Russian editor, imprisonment of, II. 492. |
Nóvgorod Listók, II. 486. |
Nóvikof, Col., opinion of Véimar's case, II. 202; opinions of political exiles, 244, 245, 442; opinion of Kará prison, 331-334; opinion of Madam Dubróva, 376, 377. |
Nóvoe Vrémya, II. 269, 270, 493, 536. |
Nóvosti, II. 249, 485, 487-490, 492, 493. |
Nóvo Zaímskaya, sojourn at, I. 126. |
O |
Ob, River, I. 5, 285, II. 510, 515; exile route on the, I. 83; fisheries and commerce of, 105; route to Eastern Siberia, 120. |
Óblast, meaning of the term, I. 140. |
Obózes, I. 49. |
Odéssa Listók, II. 484, 486. |
Odéssa Messenger, II. 493. |
Official Messenger, II. 489. |
"Official Year Book," I. 323. |
Officials, corruption among, II. 156. |
Óka River, I. 5, 6, 9. |
Ókrug, meaning of the term, I. 138. |
Om River, I. 142. |
Omsk, arrival at, I. 139; description of the city, 140; departure from, 144; political exiles in, II. 31; imprisonment of Dostoyéfski at, 275; return to, 418;
prison at, 538. |
"On the Volga there is a Cliff," prohibited song, II. 337, 342, 444. |
Onward, II. 209. |
Orchids, Siberian, I. 103. |
Orenburg, protest from, against Siberian exile, II. 458. |
Orfánof, M. I., Russian author, I. 374, 384, II. 124, 125, 158, 159, 529, 535, 536. |
"Origin of the Wealth of the Románofs," II. 286. |
Orlóf, Paul, political exile, brutal treatment of, II. 233; immured for life at Schlusselburg, 237. |
Orozhánni, nomad tribe near Kará, II. 276, 277. |
Orthography, Russian, I. viii, ix. |
Órzhefski, Gen., chief of gendarmes, II. 429. |
Órzheshkó, Dr., surgeon of Tomsk prison, I. 294, 295, 318-320, II. 519, 521. |
Ossínskis, the, II. 501. |
Óstrog, meaning of the term, I. 142. |
Ovchínnikof, | , punished for printing prayer-books illegally, II. 491.
Overcrowding, I. 84, 92, 96, 97, 102, 309, 310, 312-320, 383, 384, II. 16, 124, 127, 144, 147, 148, 159, 372, 514, 517-523, 543. |
P |
Padarózhnaya, functions of, I. 122. |
Paivtsóf, Col., hospitality of, I. 142. |
Pall Mall Gazette, II. 510, 512-515, 517, 522, 523. |
Pavlodár, prison at, II. 541. |
Pávlovski, Mr., introduces us to political exiles, I. 168-176, 186. |
Pavóskas, II. 75, 356, 383. |
Peanuts in Russia, I. 38, 39. |
Pedashénko, Gen., governor of province of Yeniséisk, II. 374, 408, 409. |