=F.= John Lalime.--Portents of the massacre; rivalry between government and civilian traders; 185:--Factions in the garrison; traits of John Lalime; 186:--His letters; retort of Main Poc; Miss Noke-no-qua; 187:--Lalime's attack on John Kinzie; Gurdon Hubbard's letter about it; Victoire (Mirandeau) Porthier's story; 189:--Garrison acquits Kinzie but buries Lalime in sight of the old house; 190:--Discovery of a skeleton in 1891; 191:--Reasons for thinking it that of Lalime; 193:--Facts learned from Fernando Jones, Judge Blodgett, Hon. John C. Haines and others; St. James' church-yard; 193:--Letters from Fernando Jones, Hon. John C. Haines and Doctors Hosmer and Freer; 194-195. =G.= Reminiscences of A. H. Edwards.--Letter to John Wentworth; story of a girl who was one of the scalped children; bare spot on her head; 197:--She the daughter of John Cooper who is named in the muster-roll; 198:--Married a Detroiter named Farnum; 199. =H.= Billy Caldwell, the Sauganash.--His traits, good and bad; 201:--He and Shabonee write a letter about General Harrison; 202. =I.= Farewell War-Dance of the Indians.--Treaty of 1833; Latrobe's impressions of Chicago; 203:--Ex-Chief-Justice Caton describes the war dance; 205:--"Farewell Indians!" 206. =K.= The Bronze Memorial Group.--Where the massacre occurred; cumulative testimony identifying the spot; letters from Mrs. Henry W. King, Isaac N. Arnold, A. J. Galloway, Mrs. Mary Clark Williams, and Robert G. Clarke; 207-210:--The design of the group, and the designer, Carl Rohl-Smith: lucky chance gives two savages, "Kicking Bear" and "Short Bull," to serve as models for the figures; characteristic bearing of the savage models; bas-reliefs for pedestal, the fort interior, the evacuation, the fight, death of Captain Wells; dedicatory inscription; 211:--Memorial fit to stand for centuries; 212. List of Illustrations; 15. Alphabetical Index; 213. ILLUSTRATIONS.