Trinidad, founded by Velasquez, I, 68, 168; great fire, II, 177. Trocha, begun by Campos, IV, 44; Weyler's, 73. Troncoso, Bernardo, Governor, II, 168. Turnbull, David, British consul, II, 364; complicity in slave insurrection, 372. Ubite, Juan de, Bishop, I, 123. Ulloa, Antonio de, sent to take possession of Louisiana, II, 118; arbitrary conduct, 120. Union Constitutionalists, III, 306. United States, early relations with Cuba, II, 254; first suggestion of annexation, 257; John Quincy Adams's policy, 258; Jefferson's policy, 260; Clay's policy, 261; representations to Colombia and Mexico, 262; Buchanan's policy, 263; Monroe Doctrine, 328; consuls not admitted to Cuba, 330; Van Buren's policy, 331; growth of commerce with Cuba, III, 22; President Taylor's proclamation against filibustering, 41; course toward Lopez, 60; attitude toward Cuban revolutionists, 123; division of sentiment between North and South, 124; policy of Edward Everett, 130; overtures for purchase of Cuba, 135; end of Civil War, 151; new policy toward Cuba, 151; recognition denied to revolution, 172; aid and sympathy given secretly, 195; Cuban appeals for recognition, 200; recognition denied, 203; protests against Rodas's decrees, 216; offers of mediation, 217; rejected by Spain, 219; increasing interest and sympathy with revolutionists, 273; warning to Spanish Government, 291; effect of reciprocity upon Cuba, 313; attitude toward War of Independence, IV, 27, 70; Congress favors recognition, 70; tender of good offices, 71; President Cleveland's message of 1896, 79; appropriation for relief of victims of "concentration" policy, 86; President McKinley's message of 1897, 87; sensation at destruction of _Maine_, 99; declaration of war against Spain, 106; Treaty of Paris, 118; establishment of first Government of Intervention, 132; relations with Republic of Cuba, 195; protectorate to be retained, 196; Platt Amendment, 199; mischief-making intrigues, 200; naval stations in Cuba, 255; reciprocity, 256; second Intervention, 281; warning to José Miguel Gomez, 305; asks settlement of claims, 308; Chargé d'Affaires assaulted, 308; supervision of Cuban legislation, 326; warning to revolutionists, 339; attitude toward Gomez revolution, 343. University of Havana, founded, II, 11. Unzaga, Luis de, Governor, II, 157. Urrutia, historian, quoted, I, 300. Urrutia, Sancho de, I, 111. Utrecht, Treaty of, I, 326; begins new era, II, 1. Uznaga, Luis de, sent to rule Louisiana, II, 126; reforms, 165. Vaca, Cabeza de, I, 140.