St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-08
Far From the Scene.


There is scarcely a shadow Of doubt
but that both of the Raywards were far
from the scene of the crime on Monday
night. Harry was at the residence of
Attorney Charles Bartleson a few min
utes before O'Clock, and accompanied
that gentieman's daughter to the the
ater. Adry spenr the evening in his
own and his father-in-laW's apartments.
The pistol that fired the fatal shot was
not aimed by either of the prisoners.
AT 1O:3O yesterday morning the pris-
Oners were arraigned before Judge Holt
i'll the municipal court. The hour had
been given as 2:3O in order to fool the
curiosity seekers, but there was large
crowd on hand just the same when
Court Officer Burke raped to order.
The brothers entered the court room
slowly, followed by two court officers.
The complaint charging him with mur-
der in the first degree was read to Harry
Hayward, who listened with downcast
head. After the reading his attorney,
w. E. Hale, remarked that he was ready
for Immediate examination, but as the
grand jury is now in session Assistant
tinuance until next Thursday. A strong
effort was made by Attorney Hale to
secure an immediate examination, but
the court decided on Thursday next as
the date for the hearing. The same
fOrmality was gone through with in re-
gard to Adry Hayward. Shortly after
ward both. men were taken in the
patrol wagon to the county jail.
The grand jury adjourned yesterday
afternoon until Monday morning. at
which time the Cling murder case will
a quiet night
in Their Cells.
neither Of them deigning to talk. Much
of their time was spent in scanning the
newspapers. There were but few Wis
itors during the night. the sheriff de-
clining to admit any one except parties
Immediately concerned. At the Jail tha
men were assigned to 4 cell on the third
floor. They seemed greatly relieved at
being together. and were allowed the
liberty of the entire floor. They con-
verSed together in Subdued tone, but
without any indication of fear.
The line Of investigation which the
police are working on is this: Harry
Hayward is suspected of being one of
green goods" gang, whose headquar-
ters are in Chicago. 1t is believed that
he secured a batch Of green stuff
amounting to some $1,000 about the
time he claimed he loaned Miss Gins
that amount. The theory is that he in
duced Miss Cling TO accept the "Queer"
money for some reason, and then, in
order to prevent her using any of it
persuaded her to rent box In the trust
company's safety vault. He was very
particular 10 ask the dead woman's
niece about the box in the vault, and
evidently did not wish Catherine tc
place the money in the bank. Ii he
gave her $1,000 worth of bogus money
in order to secure her life insurance, il
is clear that he had powerful motive
for putting her out Of the way. Another
phase 0t the case is the motive of the
third man who committed the murder
1t is argued in many circles that Miss
Cling arranged to meet this third party
for the purpose Of purchasing more
''green goods" This would account fol
her having all of her available funds
with her. which probably amounted n
$1,000
kIc NIaEfgnS the Dead.
IN speaking OF his relations with MIS-!
Cling, Harry Hayward made some res
markable admissions TO Mayor Eustis.
lie said that when he first knew heI
she was model woman i'll every Way
but he was soon able 10 interest her ia
games OF chance. Hayward IS gam
bier. and says that he induced her to
allow him &c make several ventures"
for her. she first entrusted him with
So from which She realized q small
winning and felt encouraged. He says
clio encouraged him to try again in st,