Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Gen, Grants Nellie SAID to Have
Permanently Separated From
Her English Husband.
6ern1n Dcmocrats OF The District II
CoSumAia Iaeenscd NJ Recent
appointment.
Hloinc ~ WiWier in Mnine -secrct-scr,ice
horcau asdioappe,i--A Admh.
lstratioa peoi.
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NhbdE GRANT ~NArnBls
Corespcnde roe OF tAc Gayettc.
WASHINGTON, oct. l;s..-The recensiy.
published reports the permanent serS,,
ration OF Mrs, Nellse Grant Sartorls from
her husband caused Washington pcopl,
To remember how much aatonished and
disguised thei felt aver the match. The
Impression Sastoris made lip Washington
was that OF arough, COARSE Drained and
decidedly vulgar, low-brod b,nglishman
His general coarse coaduct 4, connection
with the fact that he had exhibited some
OF Miss Ncllie's lettera,tu him. accumpn.
MED with gross remarks, to persons I'm n
Wisconsin town where an accomplished
young lady had rejected his addresses.
caused solicituds amoag. muny of Gen.
Grants warm personal friends, and some
of them consulted AZ to the pyOprety of
informing him OF SurtoriS' conduct, with
view of regaining possession of Miss
Ncllie's letters. Senator Matt CARPENTER
finally consented to breach the delicate
subject to Gen. Grant, llo oalled at the
White house, and IN as delicate manner
as possible commenced relating tho cur,
rent scandal IS to SaFtOsis' notorious
conduct, when the general quietly ~.
marked "That will do, senator. but my
daughter Is engaged Ia MIR. Surtorls and
the wedding VIII take place" senator
Carpenter la speaking OF the Interview,
said he never felt so chagrnod us at the
Presidents abrupt closng of the
conversation, aud that ne would
never again, under ANY oire mustauccs.
attempt to advise nhoul tlc domestic uI.
fairs of any one, II was wclr known thai
Gem OirantwHs opposed to The alliance,
but when his daughters affections were
engaged, he acquesccd and Wuuld listen
to no argument or suggestion go the con.
trgry. When GOV Jewell Was returning
from his mission at St Petersburg to nc.
cept a position IN Gen. Grant cabinet he
stopped a day at Southampton 10 cnll
upon the elder Mr. and Mrs Surtoris. the
parents OF Miss Ncllle's husband. liz
was cordially received by them, but In
the course of conversation Mira. Snrtoris
astonlshed the oN-minstor TO Russin by
reWHrkng "that She dlu not sec what
there was about Algoman her som 10
cause the daughter of tbs president OF
the great United States TO fall Ia love
with and marry Gov Jewell suisse
qucntly expressed the same establishment
GERMAN pEMoul,hIa INDIGNANT.
The appointment of Carl Forester OF
Indiana uS cunsul-gpneral TO Calcutta
has greatly lncensrd the German Demo
Gratis OF the district. Until six or seven
years ago Mr., Forester Was a clerk IN tho
treasury department., aud was. Il ~
claimed, a rulld and Offensive Republic
can, When he left here he went 10
Evansville, Ind, and pnblIshedn German
Republican paper, which, II is arerred,
was not simply partiSan-it was
pitupcratiro and offensive. Subsequently,
he got an appointment ln the office of tho
bureau OF statistics a. Indianapolis, and
last fall Inc WAS rod-hot
Democrat and did some campaign work
Tor II German Democratic pnpor.
on the strength Of this he claimed to
have led II large Gcrmun-Republican con
tlngcnt Into the Democratic party.
whether he did this or not he mndc his
claim 50 successfully that he got the in-
dorscmunt of all tho lndiana statesmen
Tor consul general at Calcutta, aud the
has been given him. II H.
the best pluco yet given 90 any Gormai
except the legation 10 Italy aud the con.
at Berlin aud Vienna, and
II pays good doM better than the Berlin
and Vienna places. The German Demo
clats here are very indignant that 50 good
Il place should have been given 10 a man
whose Democracy has not 0ot dry yet,
and who, while Republican, was Il pc
culiarly obnoxious one. A number Of
very substantial Democrats have moved
their intention Of working with the for
eign affairs committee of the Senate this
X inter To dpioat his confirmation