Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
HAYWARD'S c JNFESSION.
Details Of The RurdsraF's Crime Not
Brought Out 10 Tho Trial.
Hut ~ 10 Not n Cont-,ion. Only the
Statements OF Detective
Quiniss.

MiSNEAPoLis, Nov. 27.-It was re-
ported here las, nlght aud tolsgra phed
extensively throughout the county,
that Harry Hayward hal made con-
is,,ion. This fact, are that detective
named Quinlsn Is supposed to have
certain details OF tbs ohms that dill
not como out IN tho trial aud for spec
ula,ivs purposes expects to print VIVA.
he claims he possesses, In book form.
An abstract Of this was published last
evening by nm evening paper as a con.
iesslon. Hayward has not male
confession,
The alleged confession was made to
Michael q Iinlan sons time ago, but
tho fact hA, only Just been revealed.
j admits the securing OF BllKt to com
uiIl InO murder, the gambling, aud In
fact evsrything that indicates that
Hayward ~ guilty Of murder. II leA
out n portion Of tue secret conneo ed
with thu aolioDs OF Miss Cling. At the
time Of the murder there were several
thsories sdvanced in connection with
= Rray-whisksred man who was said to
have sent a note TO Miss Cling, which
note sho tore up aud threw In her
waste basket Many hours were
spent by detectives In an nj.
tempt ~ paste tho paris together,
OF every piece OF paper, but no trace OF
the note was ever found. The bsarded
man was not myth, but was q mau
who for confederation posed "a q
a.. "A -.
cd with, aad II WAS this msu who wEs
10 meet on tbs night OF the fatal ride.
During his trial Harry Hayward ao-
OF Miss Cling. The confession goes
back further than the commission OF
the crime, during tho time when
Quinlau had a personal knowledge OF
sOme Of HAywafd's escapauer. At enc
time n newspaper published damaging
statements about Hayward hud he
secured detective to assist him In
stisolually furnishing tho psrpstrAtoT.
He TeckonsJ without his hest, for the
intended victim was Informed by a
detective, 40 that there was no crlms
olmmiited, alt cough the publisher OF
the paper asked Tor the assistance o. tbs
county attorney in planning trap for
Hayward, This victim was 10 call NJ
room for the supposed purpose oi ssour.
Ing money anu then he was TO be
beaten by Blixt and cattsd away.
From theso portions Of the history OF
the prisoners confession, the Admls.
sions u Hayward inst no used
Miss Ging's money, telling how much
approximately, anu now no gambled
Tor her, but not rs he said on the sland
at her request, but by his tche "a ing,
IL tells Of the trip to Chicago wAen he
lost 40 much OF ner money, Out says
nothing Of tho talk with 9oOJssll ani
tho producing OF tho money bsiors
him ia tho hotel. Tho life Insurance
affair IL admitted, and also the wTlGIug
OF two letters, one OF which he hal his
victim copy and send to him, Hsklng
him iUr n doiense. According 10 the
alleged conisssisn Blikt was paid
considerable amount OF tho mNnsy at
different times, ali the amounts 10 be
ultimately taken cut Of the g., 900 pro-
missed Tor the KILLING. Hayward claims
In the confession that there was not
nearly 40 much urging As BliKI pre-
tended there was to induce him 10 CON-
init the Jsod.
Mike klstoe, an assistant at the jail,
who revealed the plot OF Hayward TO
sBoape sAys Hayward also made =
partial con sssion TO him, enough 10
convict him In n court Oi justice, VI tHs
murder u Miss Glug.