Evening journal., 1895-03-09

any other sentiment Judge Smith then
voiced his thanks tl the jury for thoir la
hors in connection with the case Whom
tho court announced that sentence would
hc Deferred until Monday morning, Hay
ward was evidently pleased. He expressed
the opinion while bcing removed from the
courtroom that tho verdict was an out
rage, and shat he was long way from
the hangmnn yet
Albert Hall, the assistant county attor-
noy, received the verdict in "a manner that
said ais plainly as words Il knew It,"
When he rose to move an immodiate sem
tuncc, Hayward half smiled and then glow
cred at the state lawyer in an enraged
manner He feels "a keen dislike for Hall
On account Of certain early incidents in
the case and has lost no opportunity to
make this plain
Hayward was then taken down stairs
md then back to jail under a strong po-
lice guard. In the belief that trouble ght
occur If the verdict exonerated Hayward,
force OF determined officers had been dc
tailed to duty at the courtroom and vicin-
ity, An immense crowd awaited the pris-
oner's comieg lie griuned at the mob as
il pushed forward over the pavement TO.
ward him. and it IS doubtful whether Har-
ry Hayward would have regretted an oppor-
tunity TO mix matters with some Of tho
noisest He was taken across the street
on q dog trot. with the yelling multitude
at bis heels.
"Gooaby Harry old boy cried ono
man at ihc top Of his voice. You're a
dead duck NJ
Through a Threatening crowd.
"Not vet said Hayward loud enough
10 bo heart ia "a radius Of 20 feet Not
quite q dead durl yet
Matters lo4..d threatening for q time
! Tho officer ma 3i around their prisoner
detmminedly and there would have been
serious trouble had any effort been made
at an attack.
The entrance 70 the jail was at last
| reached ana 4 side dodge sent q d0zcn
members Of the crowd dying in different
directions. Whatever the demonstration
may have meant it resulted in nothing.
Hayward was safely lodged in his cell
In tho courtroom after the jurors were
discharged dozens Of friends crowded
around them, and there was an old fash
ioned reunion. No restriction remained
on the jury and they were willing TO toll
about their deliberations from the moment
| Of retiring. Ii was learned that on the
| guilty was reached This vote was not
taken until after dinner There was not
the shadow OF dispute as to what the YER
dict should be. lt took but a moment To
clear the courtroom After announcing
that sentence would be deferred till Mon
day morning Judge Smith at once left the
| bench. At the request of the attorneys for
the defense the prisoners relatives were
absent when the verdict was read Mr..
| and Mrs. W. ". Hayward, the prisoner
! parents. We're both prostrated at the end
of the morning scenes All through tho
| progress of the case they have stood tn,
strain well, but tho nearness Of the end
was too much for them to contemplate
Adry Hayward has not been in court foi
the last week lie has been at various
places in the city, still in the company o
"a deputy sheriff, but he has avoided the
vicinity of the courtroom.
For two hours after the verdict had beer
announced crowd Of people remained dis
| cussing the case on tho sidewalks and ii
tho roads about tho courthouse aud jail
The unanimous opinion seemed to be thai
the verdict was just one and that The
truth had prevailed. II is understood thai
the indisposition Of Mr. Erwin IL really se
iious. After the close OF his address III
collapsed, and for two hours was nlmos
unable to see Recovering to some extent
no at once left for ST. Paul after express
ing to his associate John Day Smith. ne
gret at being unayuidably absent i'll th