The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-30
Telegraphic.
SENSATIONAL AND SOLID
NEWS.
Parties TO the Sartoris-BuSh
Scandal Talk.
Men Who Tired Of Their Own Wives
Suicides and Other Grimes
The Whiskey Contest
in Chicago and
Joliet, III.


TORS, the husband OF Nellie Grant, arrived
here wild with rage over the publicity given
to Mrs. Bush's financial troubles in Mi
waukee. Hc says he visited the lady and
her husband at their Milwaukee house as
any other gentleman friend might, and he
has nothing to deny. and has done nothing
10 Cause shame. He met Mrs Bush, and
they disappeared for some hours.
Their friends are highly indignant that such
noloriety should be caused by their private
affairs. The attached furniture cases will
settled In the courts in a legal way. How
ever the gossips are still at work, aud as the
stories Of Sartoris aud the pretty Mrs. Bush
are totally unlike, they are given no place
The entire party departed for New York TO.
day.
THE WIDOWS STATEMENT.
Mrs. Bush readily consented 10 make a
statement. She is described az tall and
wilIowy. Dressed in a tightly fitting and
tasty costume OF plaid, she displayed n form
~ extraordinary symmetry. Her features
are moulded after the classic, WITH a slight
tendency to cmbonpoint. Her hair is very
light and trained In becoming wAyelets,
while her eyes are large and of liquid
blue.
''lou have no doubt come TO ask me
about that horrible story from Milwaukee, -
she began, before an opportunity was given
her visitor 10 make known his mission. ~
am so sorry for Mr., Sartoris. that his name
should be used In such manner. and | am
sure my husband will 90 wild. | have
been married three wears this
August. My husbands name is
Algernon Benton Busch, and when | mar
ried him he was an English gentleman OF
wealth. but unfortunately he has lately
met with reverscs, aud he Is now only in
very moderate circumstances. But how
terrible II is TO be published in the news
papers. II Is as false as ANYTHING can
he. Certainly the Mr.. Sartoris who
visited me in Milwaukee is Mr.
| Alsernon Sartoris, who married Miss
Grant. My husband and met him in
London. He and Mr. Bush were members
| Of the Garrlck club, and was intimately
acquainted with both he aud Mrs. Slr-
toris. How absurd she said Ito i'm.
pute any wrong motives 10 Mr.. SartorIs in
| visiting me-.
"Wi yo be kind enough 10 tell me the
facts al Ut he ma,ter:"
~ sh, ne most happy to do SO, and |
do hope you will contradict that vicious
libel, Won't YOU, please, for Mr., Sar-
toris sake. at leutH' ala the daughter
! Of Wilton e.. Greene, OF New York, and
when wa. sixteens years old went to
| London. There met Mr.. Bush, and q
rear later married him,
NE ~ sGXrY-FlvE YEARS. OLD, AND AL
Now 81.
| met Nj. aud Mrs. Ssrioris shortly after
my marriage. We became quite intimate,
Q ID this spring Mr., Bush and decided to
come 10 America De wished 10 invest
some money 10 venture that would pay
We sailed from Liverpool, arriving In New
|
OF April Mr. Algernon Sar-
toris and his brother -in.Aw Mr.. Jesse
Grant, sailed in the same steamer, and
with my husband, my brother Willie and
myself we made quite merry party, you
know. Mr.. Sartoris has lumber interests
At Green Bay, WIS.,. and Il was partially
through his representations that Mr.. Bush
was prevailed TO come west. At Mil
,N.ukse We went to , the Plank,
al was Joined by my husband when we
took house and Furnished 1t. Ny husband
was with me after that all the time, with
the exception OF the time be spent at Green
Bay, attending to bis fisheries, They
proved unsuccessful and he lost a great deal
OF money
"Mr. Sartoris visited you quite oftenr
"Yes, he came every saturday night and
remained until Monday, as the article
shte0. NY nusDaHu Wdh tnerp All Inc
while, aud | am sure only vicious per-
cons could put bad Interpretation
upon that. People In England visit
friends in that way and nothing is ever
thought Of II.
'Quite true. But what caused you 10
leave Milwaukee 10 suddenyN
"Bscause Mr.. Bush and Intend to return
to England at once. He Is at present at
Sturgeon bay, but be will be here on Fri
day with my brother, who 10 visiting Mr..
Ssrtoris who Is himself AZ Green Bay.
had not seen Mr.. ssrtoris for week prior
to leaving Milwaukee. -
"Was not your departure capable Of be :
ing construed As figbt,"
~ do not know, ''she replied, ''what peo-
pie choose to call IT, had bought the turni-
turs in my house on credit, with the cxcep-
lion OF the parloI suit, which paid cash
for. When my husband lost money, which
be claims he was cheated out OF by the
Americans which were associated with him,
we found we could not settle for it and
determined to leave Milwaukee and come
to Chicago and remain until my husband
Joined me, when we will sail directly fol-
England