... I THE SMALLPOX IN CANADA. ANTI-VACCINATION RIOTS IN MONTREAL. There were two riots ?? to a first attempt onthepart of the health officersto enforce the Conpulsory Vaccination Act. The first signs of the disturbances appeared early in the morning, when ...

... 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 ...

... 2 The following cases offinfectious disease were reported, ?? of fever 17, of which 12 were removed to hospital; oases ol smallpox 5, all of which were removed to hospital; cases of scarlatina t32, of which 4 were removed to hospital. The mean reading ...

... isolating a case of smallpox, wes bursed down. It appears that the strueture became ignited in tire vicinity of the chiitnly which vas very hot, and the tent was speedily destroyed, The patient, who had only suffered slightly from smallpox and was rapily ...

... years, and said to be a native of Swansea. The deceased, who was employed in the Grand Trunk workshops, was attacked with smallpox, and sub- sequently became delirious. While in this condition he left his residence on the night 'of the 23rd September, ...

... years, and said to be a native of Swansea. The deceased, who was employed iu the Grauu Trunk workshops, was attacked with smallpox, and sut>- sequently became delirious. Wiiiie in ttus condition be left his residence 00 the night of the 23rd beptemb-r ...

... fever, 57 from whooping-comgh, 52 from diar- rbcee, 40 from fever*' (principally in- teric) 27 from diphtheria, and 4 from small-pox. No death from any of these zyzuotio diseases was recorded during the week either in Halifax or Huddersafeld; whereas they ...

... Zymotic ,liseases occasioned 60 3eaths. being a decrease oi 5 on the aver~ases. Of deaths from zymotic causes, I was due to smallpox (vaccinated), being the I exact average ; 9 to measles, being 3 above the average; 6 to scarlatina, being 7 below the average; ...

... 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 ...

... favour of re- ferring It to the General Purposes committee to deal vwith as they think fit. FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The returns asto fever and smallpox in the metropolis presented at the meeting of the managers of. the Metro politan Asylums district ...

... 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 ...

... Exhibition.; buildings as a small-pox hospital. The only serious out- break last night was the gathering of a mob to stone the nunnery of the Gray Sisters of Providence, who had been. visiting the houses and reporting small-pox cases to thea Board of Health ...