Arizona citizen., 1878-06-14

LEAYENWORTH, June c. me re- mains of seventy-fve soldiers arrived at Fort Leavenworth today from Fort Harker, and were buried this after noon in the National Cemetery with military honOrs.
 Three Miners Killed by Heat VIRGINIA (NEv) June 3-Three men were overcome and asphyxiated byI heat in the Gould < Curry mine at half past six o'clock this evening. Their names are Victor Berna, James Fogarty and Jededlah Paul. They were working in the incline winze which goes down from the 100 to the 1900 foot level, taking out a pump. The heat became SO great that they tainted, and it was some time before their lifeless bodies were brought to the surface. Fogarty leaves a wife and two children. The other men were without families.
 Colgate & Co.,, Burned Out.
 NEW YORK, June GA fire and ex- plosion occurred this morning in Col gate & Co.'S soap factory, Jersey City, which soon demolished the buildings, making a loss ot $500 1000 and throwing 300 men out of employment.
 The Shooting of the EmperOr--suf- fering AnOther's Crime -- Prison | Van Driver Killed.
 BERLIN, June At seems that after ! the shooting of the Emperor on Sun day, when the enraged populace broke into Nobeling's apartment he fired twice at them, severely wounding one Holtfeur, an innkeeper. The crowd, seeing him bleeding, supposed he was the assassin, fell upon him, and he was so roughly handled before the peO
 ple discovered their mistake that his life is despair of After the second shot Nobeling shot himself. He was instantly seized and placed in prison van. ks the driver passed rapidly through the archway al tue entrance
 to the house, his head struck the arch
 with such violence that his neck was dislocated, dying almost instantly. r Another Agent for san Carlos. | WASHINGTON, June 4.-The follow ing nominations of Indian Agents have
 been made: John How, of Montaua
 for the Western Shoshone agency
 Nevada; Wyman L. Lincoln, of Wis
 consin, for the GrOs Ventres agency ,, Montana; William II. Whiteman, o | Kansas, for the POnca agency, Indian l Territory; John Pattee, of Iowa, fol the San Carlos agency, Arizona.
 Germany shocked.
 g BERLIN, June 5.-The subject of th' Q Congress has become a matter Of in r difference, and even the Grosser hur . furst calamity is hardly spoken of, II 7 the presence of tbe attempted assas ] sination of the Emperor. The country l literally trembles with the shock, anC r the disgrace is deeply felt everywhere r That Socialist rantings should lead as ] tray q Hedle is intelligible enough; bu e that a doctor of philosophy, an intel !. ligent, highly cultivated individu@. g and a scion of respectfully family n could have been deceiyed by the at e surd philosophy of tue Commune am s stimulated to force his individual mad n ness upon the common sense Of th l. sane millions, was unexpected Ii e sober. intelligent man of some position O in society and aspiring to sehoia n t honors, could be betrayed into iiitlni e his hand against the klrd-hearted oi' ,f man. the venerable soyC eign oi hi !. people. and the living ImpeTsonatiol e of their long desired unity, there mus It be an iufatuation in these doctrines lt which no one could have attributed D. them a few days ago.
 THE will of Mark A. Hopkins VA e admitted 10 probate on the Sd instan s. and Mary F. Sherwood Hopkins, vii