The sun., 1878-10-16
NARY STANDARDS MURDER.
.yrGRtNDJTRrF FINDING 4 TRUE BILL
.,itNST TIIE mr. MR.. H.IIDEN


r.,, st.> Yesterday thM the Grand Jury who |
HI,oi.r consideration the indictment charg-
n'e ,', i,cy. Herbert H. Hayden with the muir
t,f.rv Sttnuard was one that would nnd |
49,, I'm va. verified to-day. for at 4 10 this |
'..r,..n u,.t booty " New Haven county's |
,,t .ti5.rs came into the superior Court |
.,,,.u .un.lrr tlco- 'ort VI sheriff iIyNhee. and
.rn.un -. Go 'hc Court that they were ready to
,o,.rf TlOrr WIS quite crowd II the room
rt,ytus been rumorcd about during tho after
a,n ,lrt il wa- possible thatl the lurv would
,o,,rt ou tlecasc they had under consideration.
u,.n they came in and took the seats
ar,r,l "a them. silence that could almost be
o., p.r,a,lod the court room. and every one
,.,t ..rWard eagerly and anNtousy.to To hear all
cha, ,ya. .lii a- ihe unexpectedly short session
c,,t.i aly aucurcd against the prisoner. The
r., Mr. HAYDEN took his seat alongside the
e,.rir I'm u.r chair be- has occupied every time
H.. t.- appeared Ia the room. He glanced
r.,,.u-NaNuut him. and 'or the first time tx
hui,A nm uura-iue-s and rcsilessness or
o,ursehewn- uo focal point toward which NIL
cyos were directed and this may in n measure
account for bis aip"urance of unrest. anu ihr
an.,ne. o.. hsusuui careless drmeanor.
The court being called to order. Edward \.
cornren ,ha foreman announced that the jury
was ready to report. The clerk called the ROLL.
onI all having answered TO their names. judge
Hitchcock asked;
Gentlemen " the Grand Jury. have you
o,rcei upon finding on the Indictment
I'VE have" rctlicd Mr.. Cornwcll. who there
u,on handed to the court the indictmcn, pre-
rorol hy States Attorney Platt. which formally
charges Herbert n Hayden with having. with
rren.liiation and malice aforethought. muir
dered Mary Stanuard OF North Madison
u,n.knnlI: To- other words with murder in tho
rr.i drgrrc Ou the hacS of the LEGAL CAP in
dciment was the endorsement; True Bill.
Iiwlrl g. Clruwrll. flroman.'
Tur Jury was discharged. and the prisoner
remaul"d o. the custody oi tho sheriff He was
n0fput to plou to-day aud viii not ~, i9r Soy,
eral days 80 states Attorney Patt Informed
The Suns correspondent. as he wishes io giv1
the pr s0ucr and his counsel all the tim" th"y
d. r" before the rva, work OF ne irlni h,,EinS.
When tn" Grand Jury reported. Mr. HAYDEN
eat watching them very carefully. aud never
took his eyes from them for a moment. When
they reported true hill his eyes dropped. there
was a nervous twitrh ing of his muscles his fea-
iure. relaxed and his already rudy iAce u'-
came suifused with deeper red. caused by the
flush which mantled II in spite OF his evident
strenuous eXert.ons 10 keep from exhibiting
any emotion whatever. 4 shudd.r perccpthl'
10 those who were carefully Watching him. wa-
noticed. ACCOMPANIED hya frm closing together
ot his teeth I'm aviolcnt effort to conceal this
But nature would not down. and lac for the frs
tine gave evidence OF "a ieeilng that thor" WIS
danger ahead for him. There were various
evure--l ms ~ pity for the man 10y spectators
e. whom. It was very evident, that i!r was sui"r-
lux from "a severe mental strain. 4 few momeut-
nrrr tha Jury had reported Mr. Hayden had re-
covered his -eli i-possession To- all Appearances
and affected his usual ind difference, but to q
careful. observer It wa~ evident that this was az
fttatiou. ANA that uudcrncath his stolid cN-
terior thore was feeling OF apprch"ns ion
winch ho nns heretofore entirely concealed
Soon after o'clock Ae was taken to the jail, ou
b-tor" leaving oh" court room le made Arrange
mcuts with hi junior counsel. Mr. l.. VI. Hub
bard. for am interview tomorrow, at which, II
81 proiahiliy. NJ s,nlor COUNSEL samuel
Jones of Hartford viii be- present.
During ih" hearing before the Grand Jury
MIR. Hayden took fun notes OF tn" TESTIMONY
against him. and these will hc submitted To- hii
counsel Az $50 this afternoon. the Grnn.
Jury having lin shed the examination OF sucl
wtne-ses as tfley chos,.. to hear. they request
Mr.. Hayden 10 retire from the roon n. di'
20. and the body who were 10 either hold hin
ueir CONSULTATION Al thr eud ot twrnt
minutes they informed the Sheriff that the
were ready To report and thay were con
du ted 90 the superior Court room. and r.
ported ~ stated above. 1t - understood tina
they we're unanimously in favor OF true hil
on their first ballot. The testimony must
ihareiore. have shown very strong evidences o.
Hayden's guilt. hut II is we'll known that par
a. Il will be inadmissahle in court, or. AL
mltted. can ie brought in only after "A hhrd hgh
on the part Of the Attorneys Tor the state. as
II hearsay testimony-that is, the story told b
Mary TO her sister and Mrs. Studley-relatiNet I
her condition and her criminal intimacy VII
Mr.. Hayden.
OF the thirty witnesses that the State ha
brought In to-day for examination. only ON,
third were heard hy the jury. OF those hear
the least important were h. +. Stone. the Cor,
ner who firiated at the inquest held IN hocl
land and who told the story OF Haydens int
macy with Mary Stannard. ns told before Ill
Jury by Susan J.. Hawley: Sheriff Hull an
Judge Landon mere Hsililed as 10 Ihs t,1 ens'3f
Hayden and given to Prof. NJ. c. White. the IN
eroscopie, expert. for eXaminaton. George
Tyler OF Middlctown told of the sails OF An oun,
ot arsenic 10 the Rev. Mr.. Hayden, whom !
had not seen since he made the sale unit
he saw him when before the Grand Jury, an
identified him as the person to whom the sa
WA made, and whom he saw NJ a later hour
conversation with DIR. Bailey Of MlddletQwi
II : physician was called and arknMw"ns s-
t.u "a tho morning OF the murder. in whic
Nj HAYDEN asked II II was not n rare occurren,
iu women during pregnancy 20 give what M
H0gt This question the State claim vi
a. rl the doctor. not h"cnuse Mr. Haydc
v sh-i 90 crafty curiosity or because the cor
Gu,u = his wife made II proper question
tnffirIa barausa ehr had but II short time b'
fore baen delivered II a child, but that he ask
Nm nrlrr 10 ascertain II u WAS possible u
Mary Sannnrd 20 ne pregnant, while givin
what are ronsidered sur signs that she w
Mt 10 such condition. Mrs. Studley testifr
a. ~ what Mary had told her about her cond
t'n - her examination Of tho murdere
r'r Yer CONVICTIONS that the girls stor
vs. 'r4.. and her advice 20 her 10 4
g Nr Hayden. lay the case before hin
"ii n-k FOR su'h assistance "a WI
ne. s.ary. she told also Of her knowledge
NJ fys writing letter 10 Mr.. Hayden an
q mod to know that she left Guilflrd To- 20
Madison % meet Nr. HAYDEN. in Hccordan'
w. h.s advice. Edgar Studley, a man Of b
hnd Soon Of Mr.. Studlry. told the Jury that !
directed % lrtfrr for Mary To- Mr. Hayden. an
~ tnert1 Susnn +. Hawey. DR.. L. A. Jcwe
o. N"w Haven told OF the exam nation he he
mad" Df ffr wounds ~ the murdered woman
U" -"'uul post mortem examination. the iir
Ing mnir ~ Dr. Mathewson OF Durham. !
O. rih7i 'le wounds. which he said could u
o. . H'" uy a suicide, and PRONOUNCED her b
lNi lNW she was pregnant a fallacy. hut ol
Nhirh ~ often entertained by women, and
WHICH they are often Deserved. so that there vi
~ wonder that this ignorant woman was Il
Then important witnesses Of the day We
". " &: White. microscopic expert al
,h",lsiry NJ tho Sheffield Scientific Scho'
hr White explained TO the Jury the finding
VI" nineteen corpusclrs Of human blood in q
grooves ~ the blade of Mr. Haydcn's pOck
knle. kulfethat could lave hcen used In mR
lIs IN" wound IN Mary's throat He told. alt
q IN" dlsluttrmcnt Of tho remains made
MN. ~ which tim" the stomach. liver, and Won
W'r' removed md Of the third disintcrmel
NJ "A %" cut N the head Of the girl TO exami
NJ brain for irar.-s Of arsenic. He told. furth'
OF lH" exam tnation Of the stomach made
himself an Prot s. W. Johnson, and OF tho Ill
cV"ry oi over MY grains ~ unnbsOrh"d nrser
th'frln, which proved conclusivelY that II cuu
hHF' h'T q adm sterod TO her but very she
ull" before her death.
PROT r. W Johnson suhstantated tho les
h"ny given hy Dr. White IA to the finding
u' poison. but ia addition gayr bit Of impC
thil test lnony for tho defence or nj lenst IN
a IN