St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-07
HkYWARDS IN LIMBO.
The Lover Of Miss Cling and
His Brother Placed Un-
der Arrest.
CONSPIRACY THE CHARGE.
County Officials Claim to
Have a Lot of Excel
lent Evidence.
VERY UGLY RUMORS AFLOAT.
Attempt May be Made to Con-
Wet Adpy Directly With
the Murder.

LII6 WuFU0Es
Harry Hayward was arrested in Min
neapolls last evening shortly after 5
o'clock on a warrant issued by County
Attorney Nye. Inspector Doyle made
the arrest, and Hayward was taken TO
the central station, where he passed the
night. The warrant charges him with
conspiracy to commit murder for the
purpose or obtaining the moneys accru-
ing to the life insurance policies on the
event of the death OF Catherine Cling.
Adly A. Hayward, his brother, is also
under arrest, though he was not placed
in cell until II o'clock last night. he
was allowed to communicate to no per-
son, save i'll the presence of Inspectors
Doyle, Lawrence and Hoy. They were
his shadows. He is held on practically
the same charge as that which binds his
brother, though no specific charges have
been formulated against him.
An attempt was made when Harry
was arrested to secure an interview, but
he informed the GLOBE reporter that he
had been instructed by his attorneys,
Messrs. Hale & Morgan. to keep silent.
There was nothing he could add to what
he had already given out. he said.
Third Man Wanted.
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authorities that there we're others i'm
plicated, or supposed to be implicated.
A third man is wanted. but as to who
this third party is they decline to state
1t is understood the theory OF the man
with the iron gray mustache is nothing
but vapOr. and that the real person is a
young fellow not over twenty eight
years of age. He had light mustache,
it was said last night, and Min-
neapolis was not his home. He
came here aud played off the swell.
Whether there Is any truth in this
statement remains to be seen. So many
stories have been floating around and
given out by the police that but little
credence can be placed in anything re-
ported in relation to the Catherine Cling
murder. in connection with the above
it may be stated that the GLOBES in
formant remarked that when the truth
is known it will include number of in
teresting items, like, for instance, the
burning of buildings for the insurance
and the robbing of houses.
There is so much mystery - large
chunks of it. in fact-foating around
police headquarters that it will be re-
freshing and a decided relief when the
murderer is landed. One city official
stated yesterday that the mayor and the
newspapers would be the responsible
parties if the murderer escaped justice,
and there is more truth than poetry i'll
his remark.
The Office of the county attorney con-
tains some pertinent information re-
garding the murder. though the exact
nature of it cannot be obtained. 1t was
on an affidavit signed by Assistant
County Attorney Hall that the warrant
for Harry Hayward's arrest was issued.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. Hall and
Inspector Hoy were together, and came
upon, it is said, some very important
news. 1t was then decided that Hayward
should be arrested, and the advisability
of having it done when lie arose Irom
his bed i'll the morning was discussed.
1t was, however, concluded that he was
safe, and that, perhaps, it would be bet
ter to postpone it until the afternoon.
Mayor Eustis in the meantime had
taken Hayward somewhere in a hack
to do a little more "Sweating''-and
when the time for Hayward's arrest
came around it was found necessary to
await the return of the distinguished
city tunctiOnary.
1t is maintained that Hayward in his
statements 10 the police was lnconsist-
tent and contradicted himself. His
anxiety to have Miss Cling have her
life insured so that he could give her
loan on it, and the peculiar manner of
turning over to her the $1,000 Ill cash,
and, in fact. his peculiar connection
with the young woman, lead the author
tiles to believe they have in his per-
sons
Link to the Awful Murder.
He was in great hurry also to have
GATHERINGS death. and when asked if it
was not little out of place to do so uu-
der the circumstances, he remarked
that lit is only matter of business
The notes given by Catherine to HAYS
ward were found yesterday in the vault
of the trust company. They were in
Adry's box, and Mayor Eustis, who
called there ana asked to see them.
placed them in his pocket and kept
them, i'll spite of the protests of the
trust company's officials. Hayward,
however claims TO have given her about
$4,000, and he has notes for only $1,000.
Ugly RumOrs AfiOat.
1t is hard to conjecture what the re-
suit of Adry Hayward's arrest will be.
There were ugly rumors afloat, which
were given partial color by the county
authorities, to the effect that an attempt
will be made 10 connect him with the
murder direct. 1t is said they suspect
HIM of being the man who took the
drive with Catherine. His description
answers that OF the man num-
Der of people have testified to
having seen with her. He is
heavy set, wears blonde mustache,
wears pointed shoes, is supposed to
have been thoroughly acquainted with
her. though he denies such to be the
case, and to have made statements that
may be twisted into appearing as
though he has better knowledge of