St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-10
the first one who would tell him of tue
confession.
Harry Hayvvard's Movements.

Inc movements of Harry Hayward
since Saturday have been kept some-
"hat IN The dark, but sufficient has been
learheo TO state that he was brought over
from minneapolis Saturday evening and.
after having supper with the sheriff and
MS depnties at the Astoria, was taken
TO the Jail. Here he remained ever
since and there is no truth hateyer in
the story on the streets yesterday that
lie took dinner at the Astoria. During
The afternoon he was visited by his
cousin, Edward Goodsell, who arrived
al noon from Chicago, and who was in
close conversation with him for over an
hour. One of the deputy sheriffs who
was In attendance during this conYersa-
ton, heard what was said, but no in
formation would be given to the press.
Sheriff Eye, however. handed over the
Following, which was written on small
scrap of paper. aid was apparently a
copy that was used by Hayward in send
Ing telegram to Mr.. Goodsell at Chi
cagO:
Edward Goodsell, 249 Hermitage Avenue,
Chicago, H.:
A4OP 0FSIt tulug ana come 10 me 1mme-
ulately' IL. t. HAYWARD.
Just previous the signature, but
badly scratched. out was the name Mrs.
Ii. Ii. Hayward The sheet of paper
was torn from a memorandum book
and this name Inay have been there be-
tore. 1t must have been in response to
this telegram that Edward Goodsell
came from Chicago. At midnight, it was
supposed that either County At
torney Nye or Mr.. Hale would
be over from Minneapolis. but
when the last car went by the
Jail 1t was empty and wait of several
minutes brought no one. Both Sheriff
Ege and Sheriff Chapel stated that they
did not expect anyone over. but that
both Hale and Nye woald be over early
In the morning. Everything was quiet
about the Jail at O'Clock. and it is
quite likely that no one will be over
from Minneapolis until the first H.
terurban car this morning.
What Sheriff Ege Says.
Sheriff Eye talked freely about the
case. and told considerable points that
are new. With regard to the bloody
handkerchief story, he stated that Harry
had asked him If there was any truth
in it, or if Il were being used as
ruse. The sheriff told him
that the story was true, and
while 1t was thought the handkerchief
was his. it was lady's handkerchief.
Harry said that was easily enough ex-
planned, and taking a handkerchief
from his pocket he showed it to the
sheriff and it proved to be a dupli-
cate OF the one in his possession.
The spots of blood On it are few
and If it has had any connection with
the murder. Sheriff Eye thinks it
might have been used in wiping his
hands, and, even then, 1t simply might
have been scratch, the blood from
which was being wiped away. At
any rate, in the light of the last con-
fessiOn OF BliXt, if it is true, and
Sheriff Eye thinks that at last the true
story is out, the handkerchief would cut
no figure. Sheriff Eye had Mrs. BliXt
in charge for some time and it was his
Intention to have her go to her husband
and Intimate TO him that everything was
practically discovered, and thus fore
him to confession. He was prevented
from doing this by an engagement with
Frank Nye Sunday 10 20 over the en-
tire road with him and see if nothing
new could be learned. Sheriff Eye says
that Erickson Is