New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
BLIXTS MANY CONFESSIONS.
IN HIS LAST HE SAID HE WAS THE MUIR
DERER OF MISS GING.
HARRY HAYWARD \ PARTY TO THE CRIME
HOWEVER AUTHORITIES WORKING TO SEE

HARRY HAYWARD \ PARTY TO THE CRIME
HOWEVER AUTHORITIES WORKING TO SEE
JUSTICE DONE IN THE cAsE.
Minneapolis Dee. lo-Biixt. the engineer " the
Ozark flats abou, midnight Hast night made another
confession. in which he said that he himself COM
mitled the murder OF Miss Cling Hayward. he
said. had interested Miss Cling in a green-goods
business. and drove with her from the West House
Until they reached Hennepn and Franklin-aves,
about two mics from where the murder was conn
mitted B.ixt and Miss GIrg drove around the end
of the lake and MSS Cling became anxious and be-
gan 10 ask about Hayward When they reached the
scene OF the murder she looking out the sde
OF the buggy. and while in this position Bixt shot
her He drove about the country about an hou''
and when he was satisfied that she was dead ne
threw the body and went home. Blixt had bees
told by HAYWARD TO take Miss Gng's sealsk!n cloak
and after a few weeks pawn 1t to give color to the
theory that Miss Cling had been robbed.
The Grand Jury began consideration OF the Gins
murder cas-. this afternoon. II is possible that no
Indictment will be returned against Adry Hayward
or. II any is returned. that his case will never
come to trial II is important TO have him az
witness. and the authorities VII no 6ouot so az
range matters that he cannot se, away un'i a''.'
his testimony has been taken The prlnclpaI VI"
nesses before the Grand Jury against Harry ray
ward end Blixt will he Mayor EustIs. Sheriff Eye
other persons who have had hand In working up
the case 1t IL not yet determined whether p'"
will be used or not in the matter of securing the u.
dic,ment against hayward There is feeling '".'
Blixt ought not 20 appear in the Grand Jury 'o0"'
that he will appear as one OF the witnesses d. Wv
trial and that will be enough. -.
When Harry Hayward. who is confined W w.
81. Pail jail for fear or mob violence. was s"o"
the morning papers containing the coniess'o" "
Rix; he became qul;e blasphemous Tine co"'
sion, he declared. tissue Of fasenoous -.
has been worked up ny the Mayor, the County ~
tornev and the Sheriff" said he. "and nave '
shown a paper this morning with the ldet u,'
might be induced to say something Even II va.
ANYTHING TO confess Il could not be wrung from 18th
in any such way that. But III get even and
the Whole lot OF them yet. My time WI. co'"' 49,
when IL does there VIII be some run =, .xcent
No one is allowed 20 the Haywards Ssnled
their attorney, their parents oeins and
admission Harry is putting on ooi' 'o''
shows no sign of weakening - hoard no
evidence and returned verdict OF deaf" a.
hands OF persons unknown ,,,,rd made
The belief is growing that Harry hayM a,.nanence
use OF hypnot!sm TO gain so s'ronS a" hat Hay
over his victims. Blixt told the officers nnwer as
ward had controlled him with hypnotic I ~ tod
he had Miss Cling. He said whenever ne would
make A few passes at rim with ms nam.ard tod
me result was that he did whatever nas he said.
him Tn, time he fred the barn hstiy he com
threatened TO kill him II he did not oS alluded
70 the terrible influence Harry had o'I II was al
influence not entirely caused by fear, ~ wishes
most lmpo ssib.e for him to resist 'a'l s known
When they were pressed upon him. ~ % aver the
, w Harry had wonderful, Influence . c, that
dead woman and h, often boaste,a 70 20 "a do
the girl would do exactly as re 'o'" Nv