... made cattle raids in East Griqualand, and the chief magistrate has conse- quently demanded restitution and compensation. Smallpox is said to be decreasing in Basutoland, but the disense still prevails in the Diamond Fields. Serious fatal affrays have ...

... as possible by the native police, many of the deaths being from other causes than this malady, which the creoles say is small-pox. They are now prosecuting Dr. Lepper for manslaughter on account of the eighty deaths ; they howl at him round his house ...

... are gradually falling from their hands, and the poor Indian is perishing fast, the certain prey of contagious diseases, small-pox, and whisky. The Pueblo Indians as a distinct race now number about 10,000 in the territory of New Mexico. According to Spanish ...

... sevken days, a decrease of 47, being 396 below the average, and at the rate of g19g per 1,ooo0 These deaths included 2 from small-pox (a fall of 3), 42 from measles, 32 from scarlet fever (a decline of 3), i6 from diphtheria, So from whooping-cough (a decrease ...

... supposed to be near the wells. General Buller, commanding the infantry, arrived to-day. i With the exception of two cases of smallpox, the health otethe troops is excellent. (FaRO ANOTIER COlnxESPORDmET. ] |OUAXIJ lt, WsDsAY, 9.40 .ri 1 There 'was a fight ...

... previous seven days, a rise of of 64, but being 450 below the average. There were 30 deaths from measles (a fail of 12), t from small-pox (a decline of 1), 33 from scarlet fever (a rise of 1), 23 from diphtheria (an increase of 7), 85 from whooping-cough (an ...

... remalning under treatment was 469, or a decrease. of 20 as compared owith the aggregate for the previous: fortvight. The small-pox returns showed thab the .totsl number of pate3 remaining under treatment for the sameperiodrwas l16, or an increase of one ...

... only 20-4 per 1,000, against 24-4 and 20-9 in the corresponding periods of 1882 and 1883. The 1,531 deaths included 2 from small-pox, 42 from measles, 32 from scarlet fever, 16 from diph- theria, 80 from whooping-cough, 20 from enteric fever, 2 from il-defined ...

... doctors say the illness here is not small-pox, and the facts to prove this have been sent to Sir J. Pope Hennessy at Mauritius, but the papors have not been even acknowledged or returned. We are quarantined for small-pox, and I see no chance of getting away ...

... all causes, which had been 20.5 and i9.9 per n,ooo in the two preceding weeks. rose again to 20.7. Only one fatal case of small-pox was recorded throughout the whole of the metropolis. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barometer ...

... all causes, which had been 20.7 and 19.5 per i,ooo in the two. preceding weeks, was 19.8. There were only two deaths from small-pox throughout the whole of the metropolis. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barometer last week ...

... all causes, which, had been 19.9 and 20.7 per 1,ooo in the two preceding weeks, declined to 19.5. Four persons died from small-pox, 19 from measles, 34 from scarlet fever, i9 from diphtheria, 78 from whooping cough, 21 from' enteric fever, and Io from ...