Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13

American Commissioners to the Paris Monetary Conference, are m truth the only members of ex- President Hayes Cabinet who will be connected in any way with the public service under the new administration. Evarts' family will remain here until the 1sI of May. The Washington House, vacated by Mir. Evarts, will be taken by Senator Hill, of Colorado. EX-AttOrney-Gen eral Devens will spend the summer leisurely, aud in the fall hang out his law shingle in Boston. EX-Secretary Schurz is going to settle in St. Louis and devote much of his time 10 his newspaper interests there. Ex-POst- master r-General Maynard IS going back to Tennessee. where he has some property. He will look into politics down there. Ex-Seeretary Ramsey will return to his home n Minnesota, where he has much property. He in- tends to look into his own business and give politics a wide berth.
 Conkllng and the President
 WAsHiNGTON, March 11.-COnspic- uOus among those who have failed to call upon Garfield and Vice President Arthur, is Senator Conbling. The only exchange of courtesies between the President and Conkling since the inauguration occurred, was yesterday, when, through friend, the President caused inquiry to be made as to what COnkling desired of the Administra- tion. COnkling said the President could learn at first hands at any time by sending for him, but at no tune through an intermediate source.
 A Great Fire.
 KANSAS CITY, March l0.-The larg- est conilag ration known here for many years occurred this morning on Union avenue. Total loss, $l00, GOO.
 A New Mexican Railway.
 Bos-ON, March l0.-Another MeXi- can railway qas been chartered, with S30O00 capital. Among the incor- pOratorS are Mayor Prince, Ben But Ter, U. $. Grant, Jr., and two NeUi- can capitalists. The nam l!ne Is to run from Piedras NegraS, on the Rio Grande, to the Bay of Tapato Bunjo, on the Cult Of California, with branches.
 The New Route.
 NEW YORK, March 1.-The new route by the AlchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe and ,he Southern Pacific Roads will be open on March 17. On the evening Of that day the first pas senger express train over the new route will start from Kansas City for Deming, where a connection with the Southern Pacihc Railroad has just been completed. A similar train will leave Kansas CijY and AtchisOn every evening. The trains will include Pullman slcr.Ins and drawing-rOOm cars, which run Co Demiug; from thence the SOuthCru Pacific will run i'- .au sleepers au4 parlor cars. The I.iue between this city and San Fran cisco by the new rIUte will be the same as that made by way of the Union aLd Central 'acihc Roads. The .-t-n-c h- The fosmer IS 300 C.,. .- -Iu.rr than by the latter route, but IL will he discounted by the absence of heavy grade and freedom from snow blockades. Owing tO an arrangement hetween the sevcrtl Pa ciic road. 'ae through fare will be the sau.u oy eIther route. Tickets by way Ct the new route will be placed on sale at the principal railroad points on Saturday.
 < -'lrSed Bribery.
 NEW YoEs. March 1.-The Sun suys a -pcci.; +r,u N1iison, WiscOn- sin, states that Il is openly charged by anti CamerOnists that frauds were perpetrated and the election was the result of both conspiracy and whole sale bribery. It was discovered today that member of the Assembly had raised $500 mortgage on his home stead without any visible means Of getting money, and others were equally flush. The excitement oyer the matter is intense and State Sen ator N. c. Kelly, Nulay and others are moving for an investigation of the charges. It is said that if properly probcd the most startling scandal will be uHearthed.