Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-14
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AiSSxAFsEas. Nina. March s-On
the .ght q bscclah-sr , last Catherine
sang Nas murdered - Claas A Elixs
~ tAe @Ast.gathun q Harry T. Ilay-
'vsr4. rho a. the moment the murder
'ls esaasisnitted w.s oceaPy ing a seat
a. tAis tsr2ut opera hoase- Yesterday
tas la-y. zfser st haI settled s,sg-n u
rHat a sF Gl.aer. tsza< me ballot an,l
ilsa4 A1aa gsasy Il marsler IN the
sra sie.-rcs- Twe Asars later il sled
.Eio cart and tie versiiSs Wa rra.L
Aac 1lry rrtirc1 a. II o'ciocx. after
ilstclin.< - Attssrnsy Erwinls els-sinx
rcfaar-s 4ad tAe iasl~e's charge. AZ
S-ls q reP~srted za agre~Eent. and -
--19 the vsrsllct ~As rendered
NheA Hayward .ppearesi he was a.
taalsasssiy ) dressed - usual and ap-
pssrsatly a. cad A. ever. but he va.
s.'u4e~ nat 0at u hum.,r. for hs threw
his hat down on the attorneys table
with foree ~nauva ~ split IT, HIS at
turncys eautioaSs,i him not 70 exhibit
. any temper. aal he subsidized
The versiict presented. every ere
was turned - Hayward a. the clerk
started 10 read the paPer- There was
nothing IA his faee l. inslicat.. that D.,
haa heard word u t. lie threw hls
head back a. the word --tsuiity- was
pronounced, but u was only - adjust
hts collar baa,L- lie dii not change
eoior by a single shade. Then l1.siSin,s
arOund n The crowd hs. r.z.s,l his rye
brows iRqairinxiy-
During The polling Of the jury he
iistensd to the answers but the ex-
pr'cssaon IN his fa.ss. was ans % iu.li.r-
nation rather than any other s.,nti-
nenI In ob.siicnce 10 the instrue-
tions u County Attorney Nye. VINO
Wa at->eat On account ot sickness. \
n Hail. Assistant attorney. novel isr
insa1c'iaate sentesgse. but the court de-
eiaei not - proaoaaes sentence until
MONDAY Hayward was then taken
uae.S - Jail sn1sr guard 81 heavy
force OF Oaieers- lis grinned At ths
uioo and appeared - be Interested ia
It's noisy denominations
'Gosssi-by. Harry. oti boy. you're a
dead aaeiS. yelled one OF the crowd a.
Hayward was being escorted back -
Jail
Not yet answered Hayward, in a
irm voice, a. he procecsled on his way
20 his cell
The jury was very loath 10 talk az
al about anything. but l. Was ulti-
m1teiy learned FROM on. % the ulelra-
t'-rs tilat 4 vote was not taken until
about a half hoar after the dinner had
bees put cut Of the way. A ballot was
then taken II was the arst one. aEsi
II Vas the 6nal one
W. w Hayward Learned the news ot
his sons eUnvietioa fEon an extra pa
l per purchased from a neNsbsy. lsr.
T. T. Hayward. a brother Of Harry,
spoke as follows about the ver,Iiet-
Il have Told ny father al aIonv tnat
nothing but a vcrslict Of g1iity could
he expected froa the lane Of 4eteus..
whaeh has been pursued Lat the oli
LEAR doesn't believe nov that Harry
ever did the thing I faa-ht against
the adopsioa OF tins line of defense all
along. Harry's essudltioa Of mimi =
not right on moral questions Call IL
insanity 4 you vii lis mind was
disor,lsreI On the sabi.scs lie soalsl
not distinguish between right aud
wrong
Father would not a1zai; that his
sou could do sErh thing even IL he
was insane. ami theresore Ae Insisted
N this line Of defcnSe@
Monday. April Is. has been Sc. n ths.
I date Of the trial u Claus Biixf IL is
learned from guoi authority that
P0ad Viii hear The ease IN secor,ianss,
with an = asreeaseat besxe~u the judges