St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-10
NOT TOLD WHAT BLIXT SAID
His Attorney Will Tell Him
Early This Morn
ing.
SHERIFF EGE IS ENDORSED.
Several New Features of the
Horrible Crime Come
to Light.

Harry Hayward, the man who stands
charged with the murder of Catherine
Cling. slept last night, if he slept at ali.
in the Ramsey county Jail. He oc-
cupied the cell from which Murderer
Charles Wonigkeit went to his death.
His brother Adry spent the night in the
cell directly underneath that of the
other murderer Charles Ermiscn.
Adry knows that Harry is in the Jail,
but Harry thinks AdrY is at the hotel.
Harry Hayward was brought to st.
Paul Saturday evening about Z O'clock,
some eighteen hours after his brother.
He came here in a carriage, accomanied
by Sheriff Eye and two deputies. The
officials and their prisoner had supper at
the Astoria between and o'clock. The
meal was served in private room. AS
the Quartette passed out of the hotel
after supper, a gentleman who has
dealt many winning card for Harry
recognized him and said:
'tHOw TO Do. EIarry?|
"All right" responded Hayward in
nonchalant manner, nodding as he
spoke. Hayward stepped into the car
riage followed by his custodians, and
the vehicle rolled away toward Fifth
street. Curiosity prompted few by
ISLANDERS, including the gentleman. who
knew Harry, to watch the carriage. 1t
went down Fifth street and stopped at
the county Jail. There the four men
alighted and all entered the Jail. The
carriage then drove away. This hap
pened shortly after o'clock in the
evening. Ever since that time Harry
has been in the Ramsey Jail, not as
prisoner of Sheriff Chapel. but as a
deposit by Sheriff Eye.
The latter arrived in st. Paul last
evening. bearing with him the news of
BliX's confession. He did not COM
municate it to Harry, however. 1t was
thought at first that Sheriff Eye would
take Harry back to Minneapolis at
once, but he remained here over night
instead.
1t is no longer possible to gain access
to the Haywards. Adry has made his
written request asking the sheriff not
to allow anybody to see or talk with
him except the two sheriffs or A. II.
Hall. 1t is out CT the question to even
attempt to see Harry. The Hennepin
county authorities were much disturbed
by the
Publication of Adry's Confession
yesterday morning and are determined
that no more newspaper men shall talk
with the prisoners.
In conversation with friend yester-
day. A. H. Hall said that the story he
told Adry about a criminal operation
being performed upon Miss Cling was
wholly untrue. He simply tried it on
Adry to hear what he would say about
Miss Giug. Mr.. Hall also remarked
that there were many facts in the case
the newspapers had not published, that
the crime was darker than the people
imagined.
Harry Haywood still maintains his
outward air of calmnesS and confidence.
When his cousin, Edward Goodsell, of
Chicago, called upon Harry yesterday
afternoon aud held a lengthy conversa-
ton with him, Harry said, as they
parted:
"'Tell the folks meaning his PARENTS
to keep stiff upper lip. Pll come out
of this all right"
At Ramsey County fail.
Sheriff Eye, of Minneapolis. was seen
at the Ramsey county Jail last evening,
aud when he was told of the second
confession of BIixt seemed to be highly
pleased, as it conforms exactly
to his original theory of how the
murder was committed and who
did the deed. Sheriff Eye did not
take part In the star chamber sessions
or the sweat box processes, but worked
quietly on his own theory, and the con-
fession of BliXt shows that he was not
far from the truth. Harry Hay
ward was in a cell at the Jail.
but Mr.. Eye absolutely refused to
allow any one to see him or to
speak to him. Asked if he would tell
Hayward of the confession of Blxt and
tell what he would say or how he re-
ceived it, he stated that he did not
think it would be policy to do so this
evening, and that he preferred to have
Lawyer Hale, who will probably con-