Evening journal., 1894-12-07
HAYWARD is ARRESTED
Minneapolis Police Think They
Have Miss Ging's Murderer.
rALLIEs WITH THE DESCRIPTION.

The Prisoner Might Have Been Her Mystic
rious Companion on That Fatal Ride-An
Insurance swlndle One of the Alleged
Motives Miss Aliens Flight.
AiINNEAPoLIs Dec. Harry /. Hay
ward, the young business man whose re-
lations with Catharine Cling have been
Investigated from every conceivable stand
point since Monday night, has been ar
rested on a charge of murder in the first
degree
His brother, A. A. Hayward, Is also In
the company Of two detectives, and IL is
lntimated that he will be formally taken
into custody These steps have been TAX
en- with great deliberation and after sift-
Ing all the evidence The theory ON which
the police are working is chiefly of con
spiracy to obtain the Insurance
This purpose it is charged, has been
present Enthusiastically from the first as far
as Hayward was concerned Adry A.
Hayward is brought into the case because
Of a number Of circumstances most prom
inent of which is his alleged knowledge
Of the making Of the loans or Of the forms
gone through with if not actually made
In the Hayward Office. Concerning this
Adry is said to have made conflicting
statements
AT the same time the officers state that
the suggestion Of the money not being
genuine may be found worth considera-
tion, and the scheme Of duping the wom-
an would be In line with the theory that
she was confederate.
The Insurance Incontestibie.
Another suggestion in the conspiracy
theory relates to the pains taken by Hay
ward to authenticate the making Of the
last loan. Two witnesses were called In,
whereas previous transactions involving
half as grea& a sum were made without
the least appearance of precaution. The
insurance was made actually incontesti-
BILE These facts are held TO be inconsistent
with the easy going, rambling way in
which Harry Hayward had been dealing
with the woman.
The county authorities concluded that
they had reached the point for decisive
action, and it was taken. What led to
the theoretical connection of A. A. Hay
ward with the alleged conspiracy more
than all the rest is said to have been in
formation furnished the officials of GER
tain peculiar fact noted by his nearest
friends. Among these was his knowledge
of the very spot where the body was
found. He was said TO have traced the
very route that must have been taken by
the buggy closely
Finally the police were informed Of the
/ statements of Expressman- O'Donnell Of
| seeing the woman and man make the start
on the drive and were more than struck
with the similarity Of the descriptions
given with that Of A. A. Hayward
The latter wears sharp toed shoes, fur
nishes the blond mustache, the height
and size and tho heavy build 1t was
also learned that one of the points giFcn
the authorities was that there is small
mark like a partial confusion on tho face
Of a. Al. Hayward which looks on casual
inspection as if it were the result Of a
blow
Miss Cling Had an Enemy.
The entire acquaintance Of Miss Cling
Is being carefully scrutinized for some
hint. 1t is believed that an occurrence
of Tuesday morning following the muir
der which has just been discovered may
| yet prove to have bearing on the case.
Miss Lillian Allen, young lady who
lived at the Victoria, a fashionable hotel,
| left town very suddenly and in a great
hurry that day. She was known TO have
beena a former acquaintance Of Miss Cling
and to have had serious quarrel with
her which made the two girls enemies.
Miss Allen was very anxious Tuesday
morning about the arrival of a certain
trunk. When at last it arrived, she had
it taken to her room, repacked it and at
once set off for st. Paul with the trunk.
She already had several trunks in her
room, which she left behind. Tho trunk
was checked on the Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, and the baggageman remembers
the occurrence perfectly.
Miss Allen, he said, was in such q
clustering hurry that she could not
wait for the train, but took car The
hotel people do not know where she is
They once received an anonymous note
warning them about Miss Aliens charac
ter but paid no further attention to il
than to show it to Miss Allen. She al
once exclaimed that it was deed Of Miss
Cling who she explained, hated her
They had quarrel over Fred Reed Of St
Paul and were enemies Reeds nam,
has already been brought into the case