St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-20
HE SAYS He FEELS BETTER.
Claus Blixt Is Kept Isolated
and Very Closely
Guarded.
THE TRIAL OF KLEINSCHMIDT
Gen. Howard Delivers a Lee
ture to a Crowd at Plym-
outh Church.

Harry Hayward, the prisoner,
yesterday morning began series
of athletic exercises which he in
tends to follow for several months.
He sent up early in the week for a
sweater suit, including trousers of
the heaviest wooden material, and
this he donned shortly after 9
o'clock. Prisoners are not usually
furnished with all of the modern APP
planes OF gymnasium, and his
exercise is to be of primitive ma
ture. After putting on the worsted
suit the prisoner started on q trip
down the corridor of the cage He
took this trip several times back
and forth, and due to the lack of
physical movement during the three
or four months he has been in Jail,
he was unable to work very hard at
it. A couple of hours of running and
walking exercise resulted in bring
ing on perspiration that penetrat-
ed the wooden texture of the suit,
and with this he took a bath and
went to his cell.
Il feel a thousand times better"
he said shortly after dinner to a fell
low prisoner. II am going to take
this exercise twice a day, and when
1 get out l will be a regular prize
fighter. Why not? 1 won't be much
good for anything else after this.
and L might as we'll do something
of the sort. I'll bet 1 will be able
to whip Corbett. 1 know l have got
as much science as he, and if 1 train
for it | will be all right"
Judge Smith did not file his decis-
ION yesterday afternoon, as was ex
pected, and in answer to a reporters
query he said he would not file if
until some time during the day. 1t
was learned from an authoritative
source last night by the GLOBE.
however, that the motion for a new
tr1al Will not be granted. Just the
statutory grounds could not be OBJ
tanned, and these will not be made
public until in the memoranda TO-
day. 1t is said by the same in
1ofmant that the statutory grounds
oh whlch the motion is denied are
good lawn fact, of the best-and
that Judge Smith will in all prob-
ability be sustained.
An amusing incident occurred YES
terday when eX-Mayor Eustis drove
up TO the jail to see BliXt. Mr.. Ems
us drove through the yard to the
morse shed, stabbed his horse and
then walked back to the office of the
jail. capt. Sandberg was on dutv
and the two gentlemen greeted each
other affably.
How are you, Sandberg? ?" wac
the greeting Of the ex-mayor, as he
looked down upon the turnkey in
his most winning way.
FIRST rate" was the reply. "wbat
do you want?"
Just want to see Blixt," said the
late honor.
"ell' you can't see him unless
you get pass from the sheriff,
William HI. Eustis did not sea
bllxt. He did not ask for a pass
Whlle the movement caused Soma
surprise it was not at all unexnoo+
al mi, w Gil uHeApeCC-
ca Bllxt's attorney, it is thought
hds OBJECTED to the indiscriminate
Gaiis MADE upon his client by Mayor
Eustls, and especially since if has
peen stated in many quarters that
Eustls mad more control over hin,
'nan the attorney himself. The
gradually nearing date of the trial
mas led to this prohibition in order
INA. tne counsel may do as he threat.
ened he would-draw the trial ONT
DIS long as possible in an effo.f -
MAKE II expensive to the county,