Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-24
The Courts.
CouRr IN GENERAL TERN.

CouRr IN GENERAL TERN
Monday, United States agt Charles J. oui-
A. GARFIELD; decision disnissing the appeal and
amrming the judgment OF the Criminal Court
Opinion by JudgeJames and supplemental opinion
Yesterday, Berry agt Cross: decree below
affirmed Opinion by Judge James Myers agt.
TO a. G. Upperman and Virginia Simms Heller
agt Blake; argued and submitted. Ingerson agt
James; submitted.
CIRCUIT CouRr->,udoe Macarthur.
Monday, Tobert agt Smith: motion for new
trial iled. Norris agt Hines; judgment below
RaiIroad COMPANY; verdict FOR plainrff for sss
Waggaman agt Bartlett; verdict for defendant
Cannon FlanDery agt Evans, administrator;
PENDANT
EQUITY CoURr-.yudoe Cor
Monday, vogel agt- Haines; extra fee TO solicit
tor allowed. Cannon agt Cannon; subpoena
Examiner A. A Brooke S ordered taken Flanagan .
asce vacated and sale ordered. Grifith agI Grit
nth; sale finally ratified. Wood agt. Gillinder;
oTn as testimony ordered taken In New YORK sy com
ordered taken before Examiner John Cruikshank.
Yesterday. stettinius agt. Stettinius; Joseph s.
agt Eaton: commission ordered to issue to get an
swer OF infant defendants. Hook agt Lay; time
to take testimony limited to twenty days In re
tain properly granted. Addicks agt Addicks:
complainant ordered to pay defendants solicitor
tees report OF sale overruled and sale confirmed.
CRIMINAL CoURT-yudge While
MONDAY, Thomas J. Brady, conspiracy, gave
| Eliza Tapp, keeping bawdy house: a nolle pros
entered Joshua Anderson murder OF James Carr
slant Gilmore nSei set t for on TRAN hde June s In
Yesterday, Stillwell II. Russell, embczzlement:
gave bonds to appear at District Court for western
spiracy: bond in 5000 by cert a check. VIM.
d. turner, conspiracy; bond In 81 500; j. o. Stan
s surety RSars RerSs soHspisaey bond
spiracy; bond $4,000; Joseph w. Humphrey, sur
| CRIMINAL CoURr-Judoe MacArth,r
Yesterday. Middleton agt McMurtrie; leave to
withdraw note. Wallack agt Chesley ct al /:
motion to amend to be heard in General Term.
Libbey ct al agt Shipman; of calendar, Herlihy
| agt. District Of Columbia; OF calendar. May agt
| Smith; order for commission TO take testimony.
Burbridge agt. Carpenter; dismissed by plaintiff.
PROBATE CouRr-.yudoe Haoner
To-day. the will OF Albert Guenther, leaving his
entire estate to his wife, was filed, and order OF
publication made. The rcstated account OF Il. B.
Entw1Sle. administrator, with will annexed, OF T.
w. EntwiSle, was passed. Estate or George l.
| Hammeker; motion to vacate letters OF admins
| tratiOn argued
POLICE CoURT-Judge Snpn.
Monday, William Lee and John Williams loud
and boisterous; s. or IS days each. John Gleason
| Ellen Clansey and Kate Kurtz, vagrancy; bonds
bonds: Arthur Manning. forfeited collateral.
| park; IS or IS days. Charles Washington, vag-
rancy; bonds or 80 days. John Jones, loud and
NAYS
| Mary Cole, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days Column
bus Sewell. carrying a sword cane; personal
| bonds Albertson and Thomas, forfeited collat-
| eral. william Nichols. committing nuisance by
herding hogs; IS or Is days. Edward Gibson, loud
barr r Continued o John ADAMS James MeEIbaSeg
| and WILDER Ford. forfeited collateral Fanny Hail.
assault on Ellen Banks; six months in Jail Chas.
William Gibbs and Charles Burrill, ARRAY; s. or
| Is days each. Margaret Burns, assault on Mary
Fit5augh s. or Is days Frederlck Neldielt as
| on Harriet Robinson; 81. Frank Kramer, ARRAY;
forfeited collateral: Samuel Sayles. larceny OF
lot OF clothing and other articles from Samuel
Fitzhugh; 80 days in Jail. Samuel Stewart charge
| OF larceny or $50 from Mary Evans; continued.
Annie annie Dav;dge, threats to Nora Young; personal
corrigibility; reform school during minority.
Yesterday, Robert Hoy; forfeited collateral.
30 days each. Henry Edwards, loud and bolster
Gus; S or IS days. VIM. Tinker, do. do. David
Fitzgerald, do: do Angus Bruner, profanity; s.
or days Annie Brown, cOlOred, charged with
making insulting, rude and obscene remarks on
persons in their hearing; S. or IS days. Jno.
forfeited collateral. August shoenborn, violating
Berry, burglary; grand jury; bonds ssooo; CIar-
Parker $ or 80 days, and restitution ordered
VIM. laser. assault on Clara laser; for
To-day, Jno. Garter. profanity; S. or days
Geo. Ford, loud and boisterous; s. or Is days
Frederick smithser, vagraney; bonds or 30 days
pillows from Mary Clark: $40 or 80 days. Annie
Thomas and Henry Randolph. ARRAY; S each.
Advancing Toward the North Pole.
GODS sANITARIUM ON THE MoUNTAIN-THE TRAITS
AND TREATMENT OF THE INDIANs-How THE WHITE
THE FAR NORTH.
Special Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
MEDICAL LAKE, SPOKANE COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY, May 10th, 1882.
Since his last communication. your correspon-
dent has advanced northward to the 18th parallel
OF latitude and In few days designs to move for
ward to the 10Th degree, bordering on British Co
lumbia, from which point you may expect another
letter. Medical Lake is a remarkable body OF
water. collected on the summit OF mountain,
2,7OO feet above tide mark, measuring mile and a
quarter in length, and the fourth of mile In
breadth. The water has strong alkaline properties,
and its power to cleanse the skin exceeds any So
for while a profuse perspiration follows and the
whole system becomes aglOw with gush OF new
NE ana ygo is amos. sovereign remedy Ior
tsm, in few weeks. yield to its relaxing and re-
storing influences: The writer two weeks ago was
daily application OF warm baths he is almost en-
sort for invalids is about seven miles from the
town OF Cheney daily line OF
coaches carries passengers to this point
There are many lakes in this vicinity, which
abound with wild ducks and geese and prairie
chickens, and deer are captured here in large
quantities without much trouble. Every man In
this region is a natural hunter and spends about
half his time in the sports OF the woods and the
waters. The lands are so rich and productive
that with the most partial culture they will yield
an abundance for the population. The Indians
are our daily visitors and are always ready to
barter for all sorts OF trinketS They grow fat on
fish and game, but are too ignorant and indolent
to cultivate the arts of agriculture and mechanics
AS body, they seem to have no care or concern
for tomorrow Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof. Secretary Teller, OF the Interior depart
ment, is right in his purpose to put them to the
pillow as q means Of civilization and support as
well. Why the white man should be compelled to
earn his bread by the sweat OF his brow and the
red man be supported by the government In his
imprOvtdence and prodigacy is a discrimination
we neither apprehend nor approve. Work is a
civilizer and without it schools and churches will
not arrest the reign OF barbarism. The mission
aries here, both Protestant and Catholic, concur
in the conviction that the older Indians are set In
their ways and cannot be chriStian!zed. The only
hope OF reform is among the young and rising gen.
GRAFTON. On yesterday, band Of armed S9Okanes
entered the town OF Cheney and by force recOv-
cred a horse, which they claimed had been stolen
from them by a citizen. The raid OF these savages
created a temporary panic In the community.
In this country we have few OF the blessings and