Manchuria, outbreak of typhus, 4; chaos at the Railway Station, 7–8 Manège, the, Easter at, 165 Manifesto of December, 1904, 98 Manifesto of October 17, 1905— Moscow, effect of publication in, 27–28, 31–38 Nature of the, 132–33 Party opinion on, 134–35 St. Petersburg, effect of publication in, 107–8 Trepoff, attitude towards the, 39 Manifestoes, party, after dissolution of the Duma, 289; the two, of February 18, 1905, 98 Marlborough, Duke of, 106 “Marseillaise,” singing of the, 244 Martial Law enforced in Poland, 42, 99 Massacres, the, Prince Urussoff’s speech on the causes, 250–57 Maundy Thursday services, 163 Maupassant, Guy de, 264 Metrofan, porter, disappearance, 67; death, 73 Métropole Restaurant, Moscow, 31 Milioukov, Prof., forms the “Union of Unions,” 130 Leader of Cadet party, 153, 218–19 Policy of, 208–9 Mill, John S., read in Russia, 93 Milton read in Russia, 93; _Paradise Lost_, 147–50 Mirabeau, Walpole’s criticism, 117–18, 120; _quoted_, 199–200, 210 Mirsky, Prince, his reforms, 98, 114, 119, 120 Moderates, the— Criticism of Count Witte, 46 Number of, in the Duma, 218 Principles, 80 Monarchical party, the, 152 Monarchy, attitude of the political parties towards the, 152, 153 Mongols, manner of riding, 13–14; dress of, in Jen-tzen-tung, 16 Morley, John, read in Russia, 93 _Morning Post_ and the Censorship, 289 Morshansk, 151 Moscow— After the Rising, 63–74; after the dissolution of the Duma, 288 Christmas Day 1905 in, 59–61 Easter in, 162–69 Election results in, 154, 156–57 Hooliganism in, 49–50 Manifesto of October, effects of publication, 27–28, 31–38 Political parties in, 128–36 Strikes in, effects of, 50–62, 99 Suburbs of, 289–90 Town fairs of, 169 Witchcraft in, 292 _Moscow Gazette_, connection with the massacres, 253 Moscow River, the, 293 _Moujik_, the term, 298 Mukden, battle of, 9 Murders, political, prevalence of, 272 Muromtzeff, C. A., President of the Duma, 192, 196, 219 Musalmans, number of, in the Duma, 218 Mwilnikov, the, Moscow, 56 Nabokov, M., his speech replying to the Prime Minister, 213–14; his style of oratory, 219 Name-day, observance of the, 265 Napoleon, his policy, 111 Nationalists, the reactionary, criticism of Count Witte, 46 Nazarenko, the peasant, sketch, 263–64, 273, 279; returns to Finland, 281 Nebogatoff, Admiral, 291 Necker, M., Walpole’s criticism, 117 Neglinii Proiesd, the, Moscow, 59, 68 Nevsky Prospect, St. Petersburg, 281 New Year, Russian observance of the feast, 82–83, 89 Nicholas II.— Absolute authority preserved by the October Manifesto, 132–33 Audience refused to President of Duma, 207–9 Knout, use of, abolished by, 270 Reign of, sketched, 172–73 Zemstvo deputation to, 98 Nikolaiev, Railway Station seized by the strikers, 57; scene on Christmas Day, 1905, 60