SPREAD OF INFLUENZA.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4012, 14 January 1892, Page 2

SPREAD OF INFLUENZA.

Mortality In Munich, Qoualtlouoft&oDufy of OlareacoLondon, January 11. The temperature of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale is lower, and his medical adyisers state there is no cause for alarm, Most of the London hospitals are full with influenza patients. Three hundred and twenty-nine cases are reported on the warships at Malta. Seventy deaths from influenza oo« curred in Paris on Sunday. MrS.D.Waddy.M.P.fo* Btigg, ifc'seriously ill, January 12. Amiral Mackenzie died tram influenza. The Duke of Clarence's illness pursues a somewhat severe course, An official bulletin announces that the sufferer's ; strength is well main' tained, but bin condition is, not improved. Sjr Francis Knollys, private Secretary' to the Prjnce of Wales, two of the Prince's Equerries, and several other members of ]|ia household, are , prostrated by influenza, . . Lord and Lady Brooks, and many i of the aristooraoy are suffering from influenza, and 300 men of the Crrena- ] diet' Guards have been laid low by it, . News from the Continent states that in the hospitals in' Munich yesterday 112 persons died of influenza, , ':.'' Half the population of Dunkirk are sulfating from the malady, which is decreasing in severity in Berlin and Vienna, The stock of coffins in Copenhagen is exhausted,. ..>■ '■'. ■''. Rome, January It. On Friday. 84 deaths vera reported in Rome from influenza, 1 90 in Milan, and, CG in Turin, . j