The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-10
'cARLIsLEsS ao0D M
1t is Involved in an Uely seapd.,'
0e - said TO Have Been the Defsns,
IA Wine Bill Suit Drourhs
~ Notorious Courtessn

:, VkcIsNArI, o.-Ciark lane. form.r,,
oi tne nrm of Owens, Lane, Dyer a ca
ie insve manufacturers Of agricu,trr,i
tmp'ements st Hamilton, Ohio. but ~"
~. several years has led retired life ON
c; urn at mount Healthy, ten milea from,
Ha;aeinnaii, oa;na walked into Magistrate Cas-,
be- sbomn u 'n,s city, at noon and asked to
Of Of isss isssn '1,squire j Nadi NEaqdiced Is sdockci
iisyrfgGh cid hook - so priosd sI5{
ming the index, finsiiy used diseeSSvslS sS SS.3
he wanted and then turned 10 a n.no 90. 4"
tho book. P"Sc IN
hastily glancing at It he called 'souin,
Gass to his side. Pointing to an entrS
m;, un tne top OF the page which read "Kate
n'ley vs. Kentucky he said: "This en-.
uy mas been tampercd WITH On the
Ilnes opposite the entry was one which
gave the cause of the suit.
;. N was Tor $500 for wine sold and de.
Ivercd oy Kate Riley, the notorious
LonSworth street landlady. The date
SL sh INC eh'ry Is November 2, 1882, and
% S."Ms ,nat me papers werc served by
io"S'ap'e !. ,, al Leonard. Further along
,a'' ~ .i.c en'ry Is the statement that on Mo-
suit dismissed r'' gu"
CARLISLE THE DEFENDANT.
This tampcrcd with entry here said
MT. Lane, rs suit against John n
N"rlsie, and for some reason the cntrv
was changed" Tho index was referrnd
20, ana 1t was found that the record rrnei;
ff'AAsfS, against i. G. Carlisle, y
and also copy Of the entry on the index.
when asked what he wanted with It q
be said that Senator Carlisle had not
acted square with him in certain money I
matters and that he was looking the mat.
ter up for this reason. /
Lane acted in u very mysterious man. /
lcr, and it is thought that his cxplana. +
ION as to why he wanted the informa. /
ION Is blind. The general impression
> 'hat nc Is Sc crct agent OF some per r
on or persons who arc working against s
hc interests OF Mr. Carlisle, and that the n
transcript Lane secured will be on it.
way TO washington soon. The lower
ntry on the docket says that the suit
va" o'Snissed at the cost Of plaintiff
A CONSPIRACY AGAINST CARLISLE.
County Prosecutor WilIiam IT
ugh, who has been for years An intimate ,
I,ena rothar OF John G; Carlisle, and who is H..
~. :. he said. "thcre's not q @o r,ean. \
This business has been brewing for some t
inc, and now it's sprung.
"You can say that there is base con.
niracy working to keep Carlisle out OF 5
ne cabinet and that there will be an ar' ,
est for criminal libel to follow within {
,cw days. don't mean that any news
oaper man will be arrested, but that the
nstioator of this whole miserable bust-
ness will be brought before the courts"
he BECOMES RETICENT.
"But, Judge, is the docket false3"
"I don't say that. do reiterate, how
ever, that there is fraud under the
whole aff ,ir and that it will now be ex'
posed. shall telegraph to Washington
instantly"
in Cincinnati?"
81 won't say even that at, the present
time. There is too much in this con
spiracy TO have it all sprung at once"
Further than this Mr.. Pugh could moi
be.induced to talk at present.
CARLISLE DENIES THE STORY.
Senator Carlisle was telegraphed the
particulars of the Lane episode, and the
following answer came from him:
"WAsHINGToN, d. C.-I never hearu
OF the alleged proceeding' until few
days ago Of course tho man is an enemy.
have tclcgraphed my attorney at Gin
cinnati. J. g. CARLISLE.