istory of Chicago--Public Servants--A Very Deaf
Man, 203

XXIV.--St. Paul and Minneapolis, the Sister Cities--Rivalries and
Jealousies between Large American Cities--Minnehaha
Falls--Wonderful Interviewers--My Hat gets into Trouble
Again--Electricity in the Air--Forest Advertisements--
Railway Speed in America, 214

XXV.--Detroit--The Town--The Detroit "Free Press"--A Lady
Interviewer--The "Unco Guid" in Detroit--Reflections on the
Anglo-Saxon "Unco Guid," 222

XXVI.--Milwaukee--A Well-filled Day--Reflections on the Scotch in
America--Chicago Criticisms, 236

XXVII.--The Monotony of Traveling in the States--"Manon Lescaut"
in America, 244

XXVIII.--For the First Time I See an American Paper Abuse Me--
Albany to New York--A Lecture at Daly's Theater--Afternoon
Audiences, 248

XXIX.--Wanderings Through New York--Lecture at the Harmonie Club--
Visit to the Century Club, 255

XXX.--Visit to the Brooklyn Academy of Music--Rev. Dr. Talmage, 257

XXXI.--Virginia--The Hotels--The South--I will Kill a Railway
Conductor before I Leave America--Philadelphia--Impressions
of the Old City, 263

XXXII.--My Ideas of the State of Texas--Why I will not Go
There--The Story of a Frontier Man, 274

XXXIII.--Cincinnati--The Town--The Suburbs--A German City--"Over
the Rhine"--What is a Good Patriot?--An Impressive
Funeral--A Great Fire--How It Appeared to Me, and How It
Appeared to the Newspaper Reporters, 279

XXXIV.--A Journey if you Like--Terrible Encounter with an
American Interviewer, 296

XXXV.--The University of Indiana--Indianapolis--The Veterans of
the Grand Army of the Republic on the Spree--A Marvelous
Equilibrist, 306

XXXVI.--Chicago (Second Visit)--Vassili Verestchagin's
Exhibition--The "Angelus"--Wagner and Wagnerites--
Wanderings About the Big