The Archive · 1887

Notes from Native Papers

The Tongking correspondent of the Hupao says that some epidemic is widely spread in that province, and that the authorities have telegraphed to Paris for nine military doctors. The accounts from Nanking shew no improvement in the distemper raging there, which takes off men and beasts alike very suddenly.

The Osaka correspondent of the Shen-pao says that there have been street rows there between the Chinese and the natives, but trusts that the common sense of the two

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