... to came into ciliiaioD. Both vessels sank. Seventy Chinese were drowned, whilst thirteen rescued.—Central Newa SMALL-POX IN NEW YORK. Small-pox is increasing New York. There have been 579 cases reported this year. The Board of Health warns the public that ...

... ions a man who was walking about London the week before last for eight day* before it was diacovered was suffering from small-pox. from which died early last week. Already three case* have been traced him. ...

... owtifleatea, remarking that was sorry find there were so many their opimoo. and hoped that there would act-be-ad epidemic of small-pox Ch—hsm ...

... ISOLATION' CAME OF INFFX7TION medical officers in London who are watching the smallpox casts are strongly opinion that sornoadaptation tho Leicester isolation is dosirahlo. In tiui mttro|>o!iß, however, where situations are procr.rioiis, an«l tho place ...

... Mayor, and Corporation ollkiais> jprned the new moaicipal rifle ranges. The Mayor the lirst show FINED FOR NOT NOTIFYING SMALL-POX. The Esckango Telegraph Company slates that Liverpool to-day, the captain the steamer Baron iuomlale. from Bnenos Ayres, ...

... purchase policy, were to-dsy nominr ted candidates for East Down. Polling takes place on Wednesday next. SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Twenty fresh coses of smallpox were notified in London up to noon to'day. It today conic to the knowledge of the officials in Dewsbury ...

... sundry aches, and feared smallpox Borne eases bad occurred in the next room which in their early stage she had helped to nurse. Within a week she was better, and her bed occupied by her brotherin-law, who had undoubted smallpox. His mother, widow, was ...

... out yesterday afternoon room the port aide of the battleship Repulse at Chat, ham, but the flames were speedily subdued. SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Nine fresh esses of smali-pox were notified in London this morning. At midsight there were 878 patients under ttaatment ...

... only infectious but preventihlc, but this country will never get real grip it until put the same plane ae acar.et fever or small-pox other infectious diseases. every pub.te authority, suggests L&ndon writer, wens charged with the duty of compelling notification ...

... the deliberate opiuicr.s of two eminent medical officers of health, London gets its scarlet fever from farmyards and its small-pox epidemics from Paris. The one comes with tho milk; the other, I presume—though Dr. Sykes is not exact that point—with the ...

... against another Sooth American country, pcssibly Columbia, is contemplated- SMAU.-POX AT STOCKPORT. Two more deaths from small-pox arc reported from Stockport, waking a total of seven the outbreak MR. CHAMBERLAIN AT PIETER- ...

... kfar Oalireeia have the ataptowart, and a ♦ TO-DAY’S GENERAL TELEGRAMS TO THE BJJHOO’JTH DAILY ECHO. SMALL-POX RETURNS. Fourte«n, fre«h case* of small-pox were notified in London monunj. LORD KIMBERLEY. Lord Kimberley pa*r;d fairly good night. The improvement ...