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(3) Sheik Abjal, male, non-criminal—Was of indifferent health since February last, and on
1st March 1890 was admitted in hospital for dropsy, and died on 24th July 1890. Post-
mortem exhibited cardial disease (fatty degeneration) and effusion of serous fluid in the
pericardial and peretoniid cavities.
(4) Mitha Ram, male, nan-criminal.—Health was indifferent since May 1890, and admitted in
hospital for anaemia on ltith July 1890. This lunatic refused food, and scarcely talked,
but had a vitiated taste of eating brick, lime, and dry earth.
Nolwithstanding
vigilent care, he gradually wasted away, and succumbed on 22nd September 1890.
Autopsy showed cedemntous condition of the lungs dotted with dark congested patches
containing pus, and enlargement of liver, spleen, and kidneys,
(5) Sundar Sonthal, male, non-criminal,from 'Dtbrugarh.—Admitted in Asylum on 25th August
1890 with indifferent health ; admitted to hospital for diarrhoea with chest complication
on 21th September ; and died on 12th October 181*0. Post-mortem showed signs of
inflammation of intestinal canal and chronic lesions of both the lungs.
(6) Dhone Krot, male, nen-ctiminal—Came into the Asylum on 5th November 1889 with in-
different health. He was suffering off and on from dysentery ; was twice in hospital.
On 1st July 1890 he was again admitted in hospital for chronic dysentery, and died on
27th October 1890. Autopsy revealed ansemic state of the organs and chronic dysenteric
lesions in the largo intestine.
(7) Benodini, female, non-criminal.—Re-admitted in Asylum on 2nd August 1885. She was
suffering from uterine disease and bad health. On 16th July 1890 was admitted in
hospital for general debility. A few days previous to this, she refused food, and
had to bo nourished by nutrient enema. Died on 27th November 1890. Autopsy
revealed anaemic state of the internal organs, in addition to the serous effusion in the
pericardium and old pleural adhesions to the chest parieties.
(8) Dhonc A/iom, male, non-criminal, from Lakhimpur—Was of indifferent health since August
last, and admitted in hospital on 20th September 1800 for dysentery ; refused food and
medicines ; and died on 28th November 1830. Post-mortem revealed the typical dysentrio
lesions in the large intestine Mid a few round worms.
(9) Mangle, fnnale, non-criminal, from Sibsdgar—Was suffering off and on from chronic
diarrhoea since last year ; refused food, and admitted in hospital for general debility and
chest affection en 19th October 1890 ; and died on 30th November 1890. Post-mortem
exhibited degeneration of lung tissue with tubercular deposits and enlargement of liver.
No lesions in the intestinal canal.
17. Cash account (refer to Statement So. 9).—For average cost per head of average
daily population refer to abstract of cash account annexed {vide copy of No. OMedl.—497,
from the Officiating Secretary to the Government of India to the Chief Secretary to the
Government of Bengal, dated Simla, the 25th July 1890, and Deputy-Surgeon-General's
No. 1,3550 , of loth August 1890).
18.
Weighment.—The insanes are weighed every month. Of those treated during
the year from 1st January to 31st December, the weight was —
1st January 1890
...
...
...
...
8,059 lbs.
31st December 1890
...
...
...
...
8,302,,
Gained weight
...
...
...
...
M) insanes.
JJOSL
...
...
...
...
...
J-0 ,,
Remained the same
..
...
...
...
8,,
Greatest gain
...
...
...
...
37 lbs.
,.
JOS3
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14 j.
Of those admitted during the year, the weight was—
On admission
...
...
...
...
...
3,552 lbs.
,, 31st December ...
...
...
...
...
3,759 ,,
Gained weight
...
...
...
...
...
31 Insanes.
Lost
,,
. .
...
...
...
...
1 Insane.
Remained the same ...
...
...
...
...
4 Insanes.
Greatest gain
...
...
...
...
...
24 lbs.
..
iOSS
IM
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Of those discharged, the weight on admission and discharge was—
On admission
...
...
...
...
... 1,3(6 lbs. 8 oz.
,, discharge
...
...
...
...
... 1,451 ,, 8 ,,
Gained weight
...
...
...
...
...
13 insanes.
J_jOSt
.,
**•
.**
...
...
...
.........
Remained the same ...
...
...
...
...
Greatest gain
...
...
...
...
...
14 lbs. 8 oz.
..
loss
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19. Sanctioned Establishment (Statement No. 10).— No change, except that two male
extra warders on Its. 10 each per month have been added [vide letter fto. 2,79lJ., dated
the 14th July 1890, from the Secretary to the Chief Commissioner of Assam to the
Deputy-Surge on-General).
20. Garden manufacture*—Refer to Statement No. 11.
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