Scott, Caroline Lavinia, becomes engaged to Benjamin Harrison, 202; her marriage, 203. Scott, Dr. John W. H., his death, 217. Scott, Rev. Dr., Christens Mary Dodge McKee, 207. Scott, Mrs., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Selby, James J., offers reward for return of Andrew Johnson, 28. Sewall, Arthur, is nominated for the vice presidency, 254. Seward, William H., vainly seeks unbiassed hearing for Andrew Johnson’s reconstruction policy, 40; abused for purchase of Alaska, 47. Shepherd, Alexander R., Governor of District of Columbia, 56; chairman of Public Works, City of Washington, 56. Sherman, John, Secretary of the Treasury, 106; requests Chester A. Arthur’s resignation, 152. Sherman, General William T., in the Grand Review, 20; receives appeal for fair electoral count, 109. Sherman, General, arranges parade at Garfield’s inauguration, 129. Sherman, James Schoolcraft, is sworn in as Vice President, 319. Sherman, Mrs. James S., at Taft’s inauguration, 319; at Taft inaugural ball, 323. Sherman, Mrs. W. T., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Sherman, Mrs., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Slocum, Major General Henry D., in the Grand Review, 19. Smith, Eli, comes from Alaska to Washington by dog-sled, 315. Smith, Hoke, Secretary of the Interior, 225. Smith, Rev. Herbert Scott, officiates at Woodrow Wilson’s second wedding, 355. Sons of the American Revolution, excludes women from membership, 211. Sousa, John Philip, directs Marine Band at President Cleveland’s inaugural ball, 174. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. N., a resident of Washington, 195. Spangler, Edward, imprisoned, 16. Sprague, Mrs. Kate Chase, is divorced, 82. “Stalwarts,” oppose President Hayes’s policy toward the South, 127. Stanbury, Henry, resigns as Attorney General to defend Andrew Johnson, 46. Stanton, Edwin M., his description of Andrew Johnson, 2, 43; offers reward for arrest of Lincoln’s assassins, 4; commits Booth’s body to Colonel Baker, 12; completes preparations for the Grand Review, 18; refuses to resign, 44; Justice of the Supreme Court, 54; mystery surrounding his death, 54. Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, at 1871 woman suffrage convention, 69. Star Route contractors, are acquitted, 166. Stewart, A. T., his nomination as Secretary of the Treasury objected to, 53. Stevens, Thaddeus, attacks Andrew Johnson’s reconstruction policy, 40; presents impeachment charges to the Senate, 46. Stevenson, Adlai, is nominated for vice presidency in 1900, 264. Stevenson, Mrs. A. E., at President Cleveland’s second inaugural ball, 223. Stover, Mrs., acts as hostess for Mrs. Andrew Johnson, 34. Straight, Mrs. Willard, daughter of Secretary Whitney, 185. Strong, Justice, member of the Electoral Commission, 110. Stuart, Ellen Douglass, her portraits of Judge and Mrs. William H. Bolling, 356.