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... correspondent write3 :-The first sigas of tho disturbances appeared early In the morning, when the men who were placing the smallpox placards In the Infectod diafrlots were antaulted with mselles, and the placards were torn down, Finally a crowd assembled ...
... Biel aiding in fomenting this feeling, whilk is assuming the aspect of race antagonism. Meanwhile the number of deaths from smallpox increases. , The deaths on Monday were 79, and on Tuesday 84. LATEB.-Montreal continues quiet, and no further serious trouble ...
... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC AT MONTREAL. RENEWED RIOTING. [DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM.] MONTREAL, Tuesday.—There is still intense excitement in the city, owing to the attempt of the health officers to enforce the compulsory Vaccination Act. The English-speaking ...
... of selphur, wenty bottles bf carbolic acid, anri a quantity of chloride of lime, and sat fire to them in the street. The small-pox epidemic shows no signs of abatement. The death rate is, in fact, increasing, and yesterday was the worst day ex- perienced ...
... he6ige. .; .ge,> S.cO; Vaue~ilevilh (Srund), ?? I;.Tiile, 9:; Royal ..Aqnaius Euterai~ent~ SA terbee3k at Picc.dl THE SMALL-POX IN CA&DA. THE RIOTS IN- MONTEaL (BY COMMmiROIA 0ABLZI Co]MpA~ ?? 'g R(~OK Qua ~ R ?? :0 >-i - : : 310AL, WmmzsDt.? The timely ...
... appolitment of'Or. D Frederick Hall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, i and appoint Mr. I64ac Blore, M.B., medical officer D of the Fever Ho pital and. medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospita!, at a salary. of £200 per, annumn.1 It was determined ...
... deal to strengthen the claims of property in the rural districts Another point for the afti-vaccinationists. A plague of smallpox has attacked MontreaL There have been 700 deathsof French Catholics. But only 35 Protestants have died. The proper proportion ...
... the teachin,,s of science, asi to rise up in' revolt against the blessings of vaiceination, more especially at a time whenl smallpox is in their very midst, and mowing down the unprotected populatioon by hundreds., Up to Septomber'18, 728 deaths had been ...
... ' (principally entericy, 59 from whoop- ing-cough, 37 from measles, 36 from scarlet fever, 28 from.diphtheria, and 3 from smallpox. No death was recorded durin' the week from any of these diseases in Norwich. They caused the highest death-rates in Bolton ...
... of Dr. Frederick Eall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, and moved the appointment of Mr. Isaac Blore, M.B., M.tC.S., ?? oficer of the Fever Hospital and medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, at the salary of £200 per annum. Mr. Ward ...
... invites the Russian authorities to pursue the bands energetically, if necessary, on Turkish territory. _ THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC AT MONTREAL The small-pox epidemic at Montreal increases in. severity, there being on I Tuesdav a larger number of deaths than on ...
... , maintaining that in Leicester the people had never been furnished with any proof that vaccination was a preventive of small-pox. The Montreal rioters have not this excuse, as it appears that out of 3OD deaths last week only six were those of Enclish ...