... Indepancia Bay. The strength of the Chilian airmy was estimated at from 17,000 to 21,000, including the reserve in Oili. Smallpox was reported to be making havoc among the invadirg forces. p FOREIGN MISCELLANY. A Washington telegram announces that the ...

... whooping cough in S. fj f.: _ Lcd3 chester. Of thr 20deutz- rr-t-r-d 9, in the twenty tOWns, nO f. e :X u ?? .fl London. Smallpox at',o Ce ?? e London, but not one IA 522 0j e i provincial towns. TLe ?? * LtC;t from all cauees per It CO pr-, r tr> living ...

... Tyne,Lcndon,andSalford. Only 8 deaths were referred to diphtheria in the twenty towns,- of which 5 were recorded in London. Smallpox caused 4 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... week last year, 3,922; vagrants admitted, 330; corresponding week last year, 253 - fever patients at Monsall hospital, 3; smallpox patients, 0. Out-door; 566 cases, comprising 1,742 persons, relieved at a cost of £R132. 7s. 7d.; compared with last week ...

... Plymouth ottingham, Hull, and Oldham. Fever, a principally entericor4yphoid,caused 4 more death- in Shetfild, and 3 in Balford. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in London and its suburbs, bat not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns, The anuol death-rate ...

... to military ica. s Dgilv Srew5 Rangoon telegram states that N.I Tjaese firma have received news that King Zu has died of smallpox. The Mandalay Ve tS ?? them to keep back tbeirgoods. There ,ers of civil War ti kiucgbeeai need in the Lower House COttz ...

... ex- pected that the enemy will give battle at I Shargui. A report has reached Rangoon that the King of Burmah has died of smallpox. The Republicans have triumphed in the Rhode Islqpd election contests. Their 4 candidates have been elected to the State ...

... at Rangoon writes on v Wednesday night:- 0 Several Chinese firms here have received news that V Kinz Theebau has died of smallpox. I nse Mandalay agents advise them to keep back their 1goods. b There are fears of a civil war. FRANCE. a Vice-Admiral Pothuan ...

... new capital, and it was r believed that in consequence of this not being the case the evil spirit has plaued the city with smallpox. The astrologers de- clared it neceseary to offer up '00 lives-men, women, boys, girlb, Pounbas, priests, and foreigners ...

... were angry because the king had not, as had been usual with each succeed- ing monarch, chosen a new capital, the epidemic of smallpox being the consequence of their anger. Acting under the advice of the astrologers, the king ordered 700 persons to be buried ...

... in the twenty towns included eleven in London and two in Birmingham. Six more deaths were referred to fever in Sheffield. Smallpox caused 15 more deaths in London and its suburban districts, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. Tho ...

... irritated that there has been no change of capital, the virtue of the old sacrifices being gone. They have plagued the city with smallpox. To appease them the astrologers declaredit necessary to offer up 700 lives-men, women, boys, girls, poishas, priests, and ...