Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-20
LATE TELEGRAMS.

The Touring mills of Bliss & Wood at Winfield. Kansas, were barned Sun day; loss, S5O,OOO. The mill had been shut down several days for repairs.
 The large flour mill at Akron, Ohio, owned by Phillip <. Chamberlain was burned Sunday. Ii is suPposed to have been fired by tramps. Loss, S25,OOO to S30,000.
 Jesse Hoyt one of the most prominent business man in New York, died Monday. He has been largely interested in the grain and Railroad interests of the West, and at the time of his death was a director of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
 Wm. Hale, B years of age, attempted to ravish a sIx-year-old daughter or Henry Aiken Sunday evening at Tarbot, Pennsylvania, but did not accomplish it. He was caught by the citizens, tar red and feathered and driven out Of town.
 At Antioch Mills, Kentucky, Monday morning Daniel Gruette and John Ash bury, young married farmers, settled l an old feud with revolvers. They first emptled their weapons, repaired to a gun store, reloaded them, stepped from the road into a field and commenced firing at each other. Ashbury shot and killed Gruette.
 A private dispatch from New Jersey is to the effect that RObeson will probably be beaten for the nomination | in hIs district II IS said that SeawaH, who defeated RObeson for the United States Senate last year, wants to see hIs enemy retired to private life and kept there. He is afraid if Robeson Is re- elected to Congress he will be the sue | cessOr of bis Democratic colleague Me Pherson iu the Senate.
 A man a. Haddo, in the parish of St. James, Jamalca, has set himself up as prophet He professes to have been inspired bJ God, and to have received orders to heal the sick, lame, deaf, dumb and blind. People speak of re- markable cures effected by him, for which he refuses to take payment. It Is alleged that not less than 2OOO per sons are on the road, going and coming from the prophet
 The Graphic's Washington's cor respondent says: The Collector of Customs at Baltimore has forwarded tO the Secretary of the Treasury com munlcatiol asking forinstructions upon an application made for the landing of party of Chinese labOrers eu route here from Cuba. Acting Secretary French has replied that under the Chinese immigration bill they cannot land.
 The Alaska Commercial Company's steamer Si. Paul, which arrived in San FranciscoOn Monday from St. Michaels, brings news of the death, undoubtedly | suicidal, of Archbishop NestOr, of the Russian church. The reverend gentle man, who had charge of the diocese of Alaska, took passage on the St. Paul for l that city, which is his permanent resi- dence, and was missed shortly after leaving St. Michaels, and circumstances clearly indicated that he had jumped overheard. He had been troubled for some time past with rush of blood to the head, and appeared at times not | quite of sound mind. He was a native of Archangel, aged 5G years.
 Mrs. Ida Lewis, fashionably dressed young woman of New York, was com plainant Monday before Justice kiehl, of Brooklyn, against her husband, Wm. | C. Lewis, whom she accused of assault The couple have not lived in peace be- cause the husband xsisted on living with his mother and grandmother against her will. An outbreak occurred when the wife recently told of tiirta- tion winch she had had at Rockaway with a Williamsburg lawyer. In her husbands anger, she alleges, he struck her. She at once left his house. The case was adjourned for a week. While waiting in court Mrs. Lewis grand mother tainted, but soon recovered.