St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-18
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OF the deed to Hayward him

mitting OF the deed to Hayward him
self.
Hayward was a study as the reading
was going on. He looked around the
room with seemingly careless gaze.
out that he was not actually as much at
ease as ne seemed was shown by the
heavlng OF sigh which, while almost
lhaudlble In the room, was painfully ap-
parent from the rise and fall of the
chest. After that he changed his posi-
ti0n, leaning on the desk with his left
elbow. He looked at the reporter with
astraIght, unfinching gaze, placed ons
hand on his hip, and strnked his chin
with the other. An instant later his
gaze strayed back toward the people in
the room
by his side stood w. E. Hale, his at
torney, watchful and alert, listening ia
the reading with careful attention,
Harry'S hand began toying with the
masonic emblem which hung from his
watch chain when the clerk reached the
names Of the witnesses examined by the
grand jury: William Erhart and hn
brother. Drs. Spring and Nippert. T.
Connelly Jr., the two Goosmans, Mayor
Eust!s. Adry A. Hayward and Officer
Tom Fox.
What is your plea" he continued.
guilty or not guilty?''
Before Hayward had an opportunity
10 answer, Mr.. Hale spoke up:
IF the court please. we would like to
ask until Saturday morning to enter q
plea"
Il think that's proper" replied the
court IF the county attorney has no
objection"
Il have no objection" answered Mr..
Nye, IF the court thinks it's proper"
very well. The prisoner will be re-
manded in the care of the sheriff until
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. Is
there anything further, Mr. County At
torney?"
Nothing further that l know off,"
Very we'll Tie court viii stand
adjourned until 10 O'clock tomorrow
morning."
Back 10 Jail Again.
While this little formality had been
going on, Harry Hayward had turned
back to his seat, where the sheriff heIped
him on with his overcoat. He talked
moment with his attorney, and then
with Inc sheriff passed down the stairs
once more. The TWO deputies were i'm.
medIately behind them, and. accom-
panied 10y half-dozen onlookers. ,tbay
found their way across the street and
down to the Jail. Across the street
two little urchins scurred along tc
catch glimpse of the accused as lie dis.
appeared in tie door.
Within the office he was conducted Ia
the jail proper. Here Sheriff Ece took
MN to the door Of the cell room. where
JailoF Curtiss had a little Trouble un-
locking the big paddock which holds the
prisoners safe within the prison walls.
The little alieyway was crowded full Of
men, four Of them being deputies. at
length the door swung open and Hay.
ward entered. His little grip was in his
hand. The sheriff indicated the direc.
ton III which he was TO go.and Benjamin
Eye contacted him to his cell III the
second tier Of the big cage.
a moment later and the much-looked,
at man disappeared from view, and the
jail resumed its wOnted aspect. A
peculiar thing about the arraignment j:
that it was the first time that County
Attorney Nye had ever seen the pris.
Oner. Although he had seen the Other
participants in the terrible tragedy,
Harry's face he had not seen. Itis un.
derStood that Harry Hayward will re-
main here from this time Oh until tie
trial of the case is ended.
Plan OF Defense.
MIR. Odeil is not averSe to discussing
his plan of Bilxt's defense He stated
yesterday, with perfect Willingness, that
the case would be pushed 10 the very
limit, and:
I'VE shall prove that BliXt was en-
tirely under the influence OF this man
Hayward, aud that, at the time Of com
mltting this crime. he was irresponsible.
1t will be shown in the evidence that all
through the prelininaritS to this mur-
der BllXt steadily refused 10 have any-
thing 10 do with it, and end Favored by
every means in his power 70 avoid Hay-
ward. lie was engineer Of the fials,
though, and could not leave his position
there without Withdrawing the support
he owed his family. In addition 70 this,
iie W Us III ulOl TAI ttAAOE OI the SupDOSCu
hold Hayward had secured ou him IN
come elton with the baIn-burnjng affair.
The defense will include the tes.i-
mOny of mauy Well-knOwn physicians
as to the state of BiiXt's mind at the
time OF the murder. He has described
the sensations he experienced after
drinking the maddeniug decOction
given him by Hayward on the night of
the crime. That bottle contained
combination Of whisky and nitrO-glyc-
crime, and Its effect was 10 craze the fel-
low. Tie started out with Miss cling, in
tending to get out Of the buggy and
leave her. but the influence OF Hay-
wards commands was strong in his
mind. Then Miss cling was suspicious,
and nothing has been brought out yet
10 show what occurred In the buggy be-
fore the shooting, The crime was COM
mitted by totally irreSr0nsi bic per-
son, and the testimony 10 be heard for
the defense will show 10 what extent a
man can be rendered irresponSible-I
mean man of BliXt's mentality
under the spell Of man like Hay
ward"
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