Gotz, Michael, attempt to obtain his extradition, 282 n. Granitza, the frontier station, 46 Gratchènsky, 268 Gribsky, General, N. R., military governor of the Amur province, 329; on the massacre of the Chinese, 342; order to annihilate Chinese, 342 Grodèkov, General, 91 Grodekov, Governor-General, 329 Gruzia, 205 Grỳnevitsky, assassinates Alexander II., 264; death, 264 n. Habarovsk, 329, 348, 349 Halting-stations, 147, 160, 180, 203 Hawaii, island of, 355 Head-shaving, process of, 95, 120; dispensation, 126; revolt against, 139 Herzegovina, insurrection in, 85 Herzfeld, Sophia Löschern von, 266, 267 Hodinsky, plain of, 343 Honolulu, 354 Hrùstchov, Nicholas, sentence, 234 n.; escape from Kara prison, 234; recapture, 235; his manual work, 241 Hunger-strikes, 190, 263, 273, 277, 284; method of, 76 “Illegals,” meaning of the term, 9 n. Ilyashèvitch, Governor, 193, 235; attempt on his life, 193 Ingermann, Dr., 357 Irkutsk prison, 189 Irtisch, 151 Isbìtsky, Ladislas, 171 Isbìtsky, V., his attempt to escape from Kiëv prison, 99, 155 _Ispravnik_, or head of the district police, 145 Ivanein, Karl, 241 Ivànov, Basil, his escape from Kiëv prison, 100 Ivànov, Colonel, 68 Ivànov, I., 57 n. Ivànova, Sophia, 196 Ivanòvskaya, Praskòvya, 269 Ivàntchenko, his escape from Irkutsk prison and recapture, 189 n. Japan, progress of, 353; character of the people, 354 Kalayev, his arrest, 359 Kalyùshnaya, Maria, her attempt on the life of Colonel Katànsky, 82; sentenced to penal servitude, 82, 151, 157; her longing for freedom, 172; at Nertchinsk prison, 204; at Ust-Kara, 206; in Kara prison, 269; joins in a hunger-strike, 273; takes poison, 288 Kalyùshny, Alexander, his attempted escape from Irkutsk prison, 189 n.; a “Sirius,” 229; appointed intermediary in the women’s hunger-strike, 273; commits suicide, 290 Kama, the, 142 Kanonovitch, Colonel, 342 Kara penal settlement, 227 n., 300; legal regulations, 236; _see_ Nizhnaya-Kara Kara prison, escape of prisoners, 57 n., 234; arrival at, 209; nicknames of rooms, 215; the “nobles’ room,” 215; system regulating the prisoners’ daily life, 221; the _artèl_, 221; allowance of food, 221; distribution of money, 221; “May days” events, 233; work of gold-washing, 233; rebuilt, 235; measures against the “politicals” in, 235, 236; changes of commandants, 236; modifications, 236; the “Sanhedrin room,” 240; first spring in, 245; monotony of the life, 248; physical exercise, 254; garden, 254; concessions under Colonel Masyukov, 256, 257; the “Commune room,” 257; number of prisoners, 259; women “politicals,” 266-269; conditions of life, 270; order for the removal of prisoners to Akatoui, 294; release of others, 298 Kara River, 300; gold-washing settlements, 233; search for, 305 Karanlov, 120