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INDEX 



Gary, J. W., Brief in Wisconsin vs. St. 



Paid Railway, 348; Organization and 



History of the St. Paid Railway, 343. 

 Catalogue of Prices to Patrons (Elrich & 



Co.), 35- 

 Centennial Exposition (Philadelphia), 



Grange encampment, 300. 

 Center-Union Agrkidturist (Omaha, 



Neb.), 326. 

 Central Farmers' Association of Centra- 



lia (111.), objects, 82 note 2; coopera- 

 tive purchasing, 245. 

 Central Pacific railroad, monopoly, 60; 



agitation against, 197. 

 Centralia (111.), convention of farmers at, 



74; Central Farmers' Association, 82 



note 2, 245. 

 Cereal production, East, 4; prairie states, 



7; California and Oregon, 8; statistics 



(1866-80), 28-34. 

 Chamberlain, H. R., " Farmers' Alliance 



and other Political Parties," 336; 



Farmers' Alliance; what it aims to 



accomplish, 336. 

 Chambers, J. M., publisher State Grange 



News (111.), 323. 



Charitable work of Grange, 283-285. 

 Charleston (S. C.), grange organized, 51; 



eighth session National Grange, 68, 71, 



113, "6- 

 Chautauqua Farmer (Forestville, N. Y.), 



327- 



Cheap transportation, effect on eastern 

 farm values, 4; importance to farmers, 

 9; agitation for, influences Grange 

 development, 52; attitude of eastern 

 farmers, 61; agitation by farmers' 

 organizations, in; desired by Na- 

 tional Grange, 112. See also Railroads, 

 Transportation. 



" Cheap Transportation Report," 346. 



Chicago (111.), attempt to establish 

 grange, 45; attempt to organize state 

 grange, 48; Northwestern Farmers' 

 Convention, 112, 155, 220, 247; mer- 

 chants ask repeal of railroad law, 

 156; National Cheap Transportation 

 Association, 226 ; Grange agents, 



248; Northwestern Farmers' Alliance, 



305- 



Chicago and Alton railroad, suit against, 

 in Illinois, 138, 141. 



Chicago and Northwestern railroad, 

 People of Illinois v., 150; president 

 protests against Iowa Granger law, 

 *73J opposes Potter law, 187; suit 

 against, in Wisconsin, 188; Lawrence 

 v., 210; Peik ., 210; bibliography, 

 347, 348, 340. 



Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy rail- 

 road, suits against, in Illinois, 150; 

 opposes Iowa Granger law, 174; ac- 

 cepts Iowa law of 1876, 176. 



Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy railroad 

 v. Iowa, 210. 



Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul rail- 

 road, opposes Potter law, 185, 187; 

 accepts Iowa law of 1876, 177; bibliog- 

 raphy, 343, 348, 349. 



Chicago,- Milwaukee, and St. Paul rail- 

 road v. Ackley, 211. 



Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul rail- 

 road v. Minnesota, 213. 



Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific rail- 

 road, gives passes to Iowa legislators, 

 167 note 6; protests against Iowa 

 Granger law, 174. 



Chicago Tribune, reports agricultural 

 activities, 288; bibliography, 322. 



Chinese labor question, attitude of 

 Grange, 121. 



Christian County Farmers' Journal (Tay- 

 lorville, 111.), 322. 



Churches, Ohio State Grange demands 

 taxation, 105. 



Cincinnati Grange Supply House, 262. 



Civil service reform, farmers' advocate, 

 86; demanded by Independents, 94, 

 95, 100. 



Civil War, effect on southern agriculture, 

 5; effect on Illinois farmers, 74; 

 Grange helps to remove bitterness, 

 '283. 



Clark, F. C., State Railroad Commissions, 



343- 

 Claussen, Iowa legislator, 168 note i. 



