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... , 10 from enteric fever, 2 from ill-defined forms of continued fever, 13 from diarrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera: thus 108 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 58 below the corrected average weekly number ...
... President Cleveland held his usual N ew Year's re- ception to-day. S3MALL-POX ON A GERMAN STEAMER. Melbourne, Jan. 1. A case of small-pox occurred on board the Nord- deatscher Lloyd steamer Preussen during her voyage from Southampton to Adelaide, and on her arrival ...
... a case of premature burial mentioned in this morning's papers which took place at Saumur. A young man died from fever or small-pox, and his burial was ordered as soon as possible. Then listen to the story, and shudder at the depths of human folly:- The ...
... wishing to see it. He then told me that there was a history attached to the interest account book. It appears when the small-pox epidemic broke out :the managers; suddenly required a large sumk of money. Instead of applying to the differentl unions for ...
... I diarrhom and ^not. one eithert r t!yhus; thus 209 death were t~ ?? being 61 below the correced a rage el No death from small-pox was texod ia the Metropolitan Asylum Ho1t1s; the 31 tan Asylum ospitsl, '=an igatgeb Swsl pit aconaedo smal-pox patiet at ...
... the event. SPREAD OF THE SMALL-POX AT SYDNEY. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) SYDNEY, Jan. 7.-In connection with the recent landing here from the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Preuzssen of thirty passengers who were sickening for the small-pox, it has been found that ...
... to E in have been 405. SPREAD OF THE SMALL-POX AT SYDNEY.- t 0 SyDNe, JAv. 7.-In conection with the recent landing 1- here from the Norddeetsacher Lloyd ?? of 11 30 passengers who were sickening for the small-pox, it t re ha beent foung~rd outsncetheir ...
... ill-defined forms of continued fever, 13 and 15 frons diacrhwa anti dysentery, I from choleraic diarrhoia, and not one fromn small-pox or typhus. Deaths referred to diseases of the espiratory organs numbered 436 and 573, being 93 below and 35 above the average ...
... the recent landing here fromic the Norddentsclser Lloyd steamer Preussen of thirty petssengel's who were sickening for the small-pox, it ?? been found that since their disembarkhation the mialady had spread, and seventy-one cases are nosy re- portedi. EARTHQUAKE ...
... to send out 12 experienced sergeants to instruct the Artillery volunteer force of the colony. SMALLPOX ON A GERMAN STEAMER. MELBOURNE, Saturday.-A smallpox case occurred en board the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Preussen during her voyage from Southampton ...
... ad for carryig on a graint 't coasting trade for a peroda of threo monthg.-Rctter. s ~ TH -RswrCOUL Buwnu~i.- a, T 1EE .SMALL-POX AT SYlBNE.SM ~ y UN'-3}T M_. te 3o-tonec n . 71 cambof the.New Y eear l ( re o tthe Finsne,.bas3 issuefl a CirculaDr phitngfromL ...
... Lalor Clarke, and Sargood, vice-presidents, sad Mr. Lavater secretary. The (ieneral commis- sion will be appointed later on. SMALLPOX AT SYDNEY, yDNrcaY, Jan. 7.-In connection with the recent landing here from the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Pretassen of ...