... several district meetings, were under consideration when the committee ad- journed. SorfxaaPOX.-The difficulty of isolating smallpox patients from the rest of the population has ap- parently been found no less serious in Paris than in London. At present ...

... in London, is shown by the Reg itrar. General's report for last week. Fourteen Ehildren under flve years of age died fronm smallpox; of these eight are known to have been invaccinated and there is no evidence with regard to five of the others. Tus, HMATNWD ...

... hundreds of other negroes armed with shot guns. No further intelligence has yqt been re- ceived. SMALLPOX IN AUSTRALIA. SYDNEY, SFPTEMER 8 (Via San Francisco).- Smallpox is assuming an epidemic character, and sixteen cases have already proved fatal. A Royal ...

... ques- tions, which stood upon the paper to the number of forty, including such subjects as the dying out of fourpenny pieces, smallpox in London, and book piracy in America, the heating of the House and the dress of High- land regiments, the war at the Cape ...

... 2 in Portsmroutlh. The deatlh-rate from fever, principally euteric, sis highest in Newcastle, Nottinghal9m, and icester. Smallpox caused 5 more deaths in London anitd its suburbini districts, but not one in alv of the large provincial towIIS. T'he death- ...

... occurred in Leeds and Newcastle. The fatality of measles, whooping-cough, and diarrhcea was considerably below the average. Smallpox caused 15 more deaths in London and suburbs, 1 in Salford, and 1 in Oldham. Ngo fatal case is recorded in the other seventeen ...

... inn Srnder- laud. In lull 2, more fatal cases of scarlet fever were recorded, rrickirig 525 2 since the beginning of July. Smallpox cauced 8;0 more deaths iul London and the suburban districts. FENIAMISM AT BRADFORD. Fr;Y TFL!o:n4ij'nj,1 Jou-, To:ux, 30 ...

... and the seven deaths registered in Waterford comprise one from i small-pox, two from typhus fever, and one from i diarrhea; the registrar of Waterford No. 1 Dis- I trict remarks- Smallpox appears to be spread- l ing in the city. I have sent three cases ...

... -H.Mf.S. Wolverine visited New Guinea in August, and punished the villages of Halo for murdering the mission teachers. The smallpox epidemic is steadily decreasing. ADELAIDE, OCToBI' 6.-The Assembly has re. jected the budget taxation proposals by a small ...

... adoption of the report, said every precaution against the spread of the cases of typhus fever and smallpox reported had been taken. One of the smallpox patients had not beefi vaccinated, and he suffered more severely, but the other case was vaccinated ...

... enjoyment of tennis players. Meanwhile there it remains with its tarred boarding sur- roundings, as like an enclosure for smallpox as is conceivable, and as great an eyesore to the dis- trict as well could be arranged. This might be borne with if any use ...

... officers of health from . the several dispensary districts has been only . twenty-four. These ?? fever, 5; . typhoid, 11; smallpox, 5 ; scarlet fever, 2 measles, 1, and which were in the following dis- triots-No. 1, 0 cases; No. 2, 1 ; Ne. 3, 5; No. 4 ...