Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-22

u TIE Postsfnss Department has givnn
~ Opinscn that postmaster WHO riea.
or converts - bis Own use postal funds
ID bus poesessioa, thouRh not rsonir4d
10 deposit them until the end az TIE
uurrent month or quarter. il gu,Isv az
Relief for the women.
WAsanoToS, July H.-The Director
VI tue Mint has authorized the srnulov-
lnent OF s1psrrnmerAries to relieve
.acles N the Adiastef's office Of The
fniAadslphia Mint, - IN number, frora
ssersofk. These ladies' have been
working from u 10 IA hours daIlv. 4. r
lie saks of extra pay, bat at ths expense
VI their health.
Careless Money maadItnx.
WAHIrSor0z, JuIy IA package
containing ave " Certificates Of trsns-
Ter, each OF the denomination Of klO,-
IuU, sent frsn the offise Of the Register
q tiAe Treasury last night 10 that Of the
lionptroiler OF the Currency. vas mad
sertantly lsft in the Office sf the Depnty
l'omptroller on TOP of the safe. The
EaekaRe was found By char woman,
snd carried TO the lieutenant Of the
watch. The Deputy Comptroller vas
sent for. and went TO the Treasury i'm
naediatsiy. Upon examining the pack
aRe only four Of the certificates we're
Found Enclosed, snd . search was quick
~ instituted, resulting al the end Of q
bali hour IN finding the missing ceftifi-
bates among the waste paper. and much
arunnpbed mp. The certificates have
1aoch the appearance Of Government
bonds, and the theory 10 that soGse one
undertook 10 steal one, and finding IL
worthless. or that be or che was likely
10 bs searched before leaving the build
'nR, hastily threw IL away. Some ineon
vsnienee would have resulted from the
IOss Of the paper, bat the Government
would have lost nothing of value, nor
would the asaaned thief have been the
gamer. The Comptroller will inyesti-
zats-
The neaiea Term.
CHICAGO, July 21.--Last night was the
most oppressive experienced In this city
in number Of years. At an early hsur
This morning light breeze came from
he lake, which has blOsn stronger all
HE rn0rhing. As result Of tue intense
neas yesterday thsre was large or
sality among the hogs at the stock
yards.
PrrrsBuBoa. July 2l.-This has been
The hottest day Of the year. The mar
silry stood at 80 at l o'clock this after
noos. Four cases of prostratiou from
heat had been reported at 2 O'Clock.
One of them, q mill laborer, died in a
lev minutes. In several mills the en-.
ployees we're compelled 10 quit work
hits morning, and the mills were closed
down. Among the street ear horses
there In great suffering, and On some of
The roads the number OF trips has been
radueed ae least one-tbired.
NRw YoRx, July 2i.-Dennis Sullivan,
% years old, James Reynolds, 30 years,
And John ShauRhnessy, 60 years old,
died today in this city from s1nstroke.
bhoon, a resident Of College
Point, Long Island, also died from sun
stroke today. The day was extremely
hoe and uncomfortable, with no sp-
paarRnoe Of cooler weather. The mer-
ctry at noon stood st 30, and at $50
vas 81. Up 90 I o. "a. today for the
past "a hours $50 deaths had been re-
ported ct ths Bureau Of Vital Statis-
lies.
FervAn,s Cholera Eneeuiasien.
wAsHm9roE, July 2l.-Colonel Eos
ter, United States Minister to- Spain.
has transmitted TO the State Depart
meat a report made 10 him by Z. De la
0Fania. physician OF Boston. who
accompanied the Medical Commission
recently sent TO Valencia by the Span
ish Government TO investigate the
cholera epidemic and TO report upon
the efficacy Of the incubation prac.
ticed BY pr. Ferran. The report says /:
" The persons treated by Ferran were
found ~ have BEEN iroeulated In both
aFms. hut presented no marks or scars
other than those made by the hypoder
mic syringe. and nov almost oblite-
rated. Some OF them stated that they
had had little headache and severe
paina In the arma. lasting about "a
hsara after incubation. One of the
most remarkable things was that none
bad sithsr venit or diarrhea, excepting
Ihe small children. who, according to
ons Of Ferran's assistants, had both.
The statistics presented by Ferran can
not be taken N statistics by anybody
free from prejudice. The only thing
10 be said in favor Of Fsrran's method
10 that those who have undergone 10
have lost all fear OF the disease.
Ferran states that the inoculatsd do not
have any immunity until after Eve days
from incubation, but be does net know
for h0W many days after that they are
The inoculated, however, do
nee appear 10 acquire much humanity
because they are attacked by cholera
1.-The those noe inoculated. The commits
si0n has coucluded that the inocuiations
are iaoHensive and recommends that
Faxran be allowed 10 continue his ex-
perimenss. The opposition 20 the pres
snt g.yvcrnment Of Spain has been max
Ing Eolitical capital out of the suspen-
sisin al incubation pending the iHvesti-
Ratioia, fhns allowing kerraa and his
associates te pose as martys In the cause
OF HUMANITY, science and progress. II
is any opinion that Ferran's tactics will
be short. lived, and will fall into a. much
discredit NJ the treatment Of cancer by
use Of eundurango, discovered some
years ago By one Of our own physicians"
Enfsreemens % the EiEhs-iEsar Law.
wAsHS0rox. July 81. - Secretary
whitney has decided thst the eighs-
hear Law shall hereafter be enforced In
The different navy yards-that Il, en-
ptoyees shall receive ten hours pay for
eight h0ers' labor. Heretofore they
have received eight hours' pay for eight
honrs' labor. The general order di-
resting the change has not been issued
YET, but informstion Of the proposed
change has been received ~ the Wash
inlkt1ia Navy Yard.
waa scenes In a Kaasas City church
Kansas CITi, july IA most extra
ordinary and dramatic scene was en-.
acted a. 80. MAry's Episcopal Church,
one Oh the oldest and formerly the most
fashionable In the city, when the rector.
the E.sv. Henry d. Jsrdtne, attempted
30 conduct services. He has been rector
Of s.. MAry's for the past six years. and
has been one OF the most Advanced men
In the Episcopal Church. Public ssnti-
msnt has been immensely wroasht up
against Jasdine ewing 10 charges made
aaainss hini 81 mineral practices. and
bat for the presence Of poliermen In
the church Ia large Members be veald
have been drag ed from
the pRlpit and tarsed and featbered.
When Jardine appeared % The altar the
became q howling mob.
In repsatiag she Deoaloeue. he read
tho esgsnth Commandment, when