MYSORE DIVISION.
51
Ceded Districts.
Stations.
Regiments, &c.
N o . o f W e e k s r e s i d e n t
Average
Strength
(Annual)
A d m i t t e d i n t o H o s p i t a l .
DIED. INVALID
ED.
Ave r a ge Da i l y Si c k.
RATIO PER 1,000 OF STRENGTH.
In. Out.
B y P e n s i o n
B y D i s c h a r g e .
A d m i t t e d
DIED.
I n v a l i d e d .
A v e r a g e D a i l y S i c k
In.
Out.
Bellary ..
Garrison Details. 52
11.25
2
1
. .
. . ..
. 1 0 177.78 88.89
. . .. 10.00
K.Comy.Sappers
and Miners .. 7
15.13
2
. . ..
..
..
.19 132.19
..
..
.. 12.56
H. M.'s
2nd
Regt. L. C .. 51 244.10
177
3
..
18 .. 7.15 729.21 12.29
.. 73.74 29.29
H. M.'s
4th
Regt. L. C. ..
5
29 . 13
14 ..
1
..
..
. 1 9
48.06
.. 33 . 33
..
6.52
H.
M.'s
4th
Regt. N. I. .. 52 657 . 34
294
5 .. 22
3 13 . 62 447 . 26 7.61
.. 38.03 20.72
H. M.'s 16th do. 52 642.94
334
5
. . 18 .. 9 . 22 519.49 7.78
.. 28.00 14.34
Total at Bellary .. .. 1599.89
823 14
1 58
3 30.47 576.91 8.75 0.63 38.13 19.05
Marching within limits of Divisions.
From Bel-
lary en r o u t e
t o
Kamptee.
2nd Regt. L. C. 1
240
6 ..
.. ..
. .
25.00
..
. .
..
..
From Se
cundera
bad
e n r o u t e
t o
B e l l a r y
4th Regt. L. C. 1
303
2
. .
..
. .
. .
. . 6.60
..
..
..
..
From Se
cundera
bad en route
to Palam-
cottah...
5th Regt. N.I. . .
..
. . . .
*1
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
..
The "Strength" in the above table is reduced to an annual average.
Admission-rate .—By this statement it is shown that the admission-rates amongst the
troops serving in the Mysore Division are highest in the regiments serving at Bangalore,
which give, as a mean, 937.78 per milk of strength, the highest (1050.48) being in the
Sappers and Miners, and the lowest (669.84) in the 27th Regiment.
The admissions at Mercara were almost identical with the mean ratios for Bangalore,
while the 30th Regiment at the French Rocks had the lowest ratio of any regiment serving
in the province. Of the regiments serving at Bellary, the highest ratio of admissions is in
the 2nd Light Cavalry (729.21) per mille, which is lower than in any regiment except the
27th Regiment serving in Bangalore.
Death-rate.—The mean death-rate for Bangalore is 11.0 per mille, the highest being
14.23 in the Sappers and Miners. At the French Rocks and Mercara the ratios are low, 5.09
and 6.17 respectively. At Bellary the mean is 9.38, against 11.0 for Bangalore.
The results, as compared with the two preceding years, are shown in the next statement.
STATEMENT NO. III.
Divisions.
Years.
Admitted.
RATIONS PER 1,000.
Died.
Invalided.
Averag
e D a i l y s i c k .
In.
Out.
Mysore Division ...
...
1870
734.4
10.3
0.93
41.0
30.4
1871
779.33
10.81
0.95
41.01
27.66
1872
874.08
6.73
1.92
28.84
28.83
Ceded Districts ...
...
1870
459.24
6.11
. . .
20.53
16.19
1871
527.47
6.94
...
13.88
19.15
1872
519.37
8.75
0.63
38.13
19.38
By this statement it is shown that the admission-rate in the Mysore Division for the
year under report rather considerably exceeds that of the two previous years, being 139.6
per mille in excess of that for 1870, and 94.7 in excess of that for 1871.
The death-rate in and out of hospital has, however, been lower than in either of the two
previous years, being 8.65, against 11.23 (1870), and 11.76 (1871).
The decrement by invaliding has also been much lower than in either preceding years.
On the average number constantly sick, there is very little difference in either years.
* Died in Civil Hospital at Gooty while proceeding on Sick Certificate to Palamcottah, not included in above
Divisional Statement.
Adm ssion-
rate.
Death-rate.