St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-26

and said he is a tougher man than
you and he has conscience.
Is that the only particle Of truth
there is in this statement?
Yes.
He said you proposed to drown her in
different ways?
He did not know anything about the
murder then.
Did Adry ever tell you he could
drown a person?
Yes, he said that beside Lake Cal
houn.
Did you ever have a talk about
drowning a woman?
Only when he referred to his con-
science.
He says again that you proposed
driving woman out in buggy and
wondering how she would fall If she
struck a boulder?
1 never talked that way to him; L
never said anything like that.
"He says that on the morning OF
the 9Th of November he came to you
about going back to the office. What
about that?'
HE came to me and asked me If 1
would intercede to get him back. L
told him l would, and later in the day
1 said, if you come down there, try
and run that business without steal
ing, and he said, L will try and he
thanked me for getting him back in the
Office
HE says that on the morning of the
9th of November you showed him some
money and wanted to know II the
vaults. were open, and he said no, and
you replied that you would have to
keep the pile another night
He saw me with money then, but
did not tell him 1 was busted"
after this he says that you told him
that he had not got any nerve, but
that you knew man who had, and
that was Blixt.''
81 never had such a talk with him.
We had been talking about Miss Cling,
and we had row, and 1 told him if he
could not speak about her respectfully
he had better shut his mouth"
did you have any talk with him
about man named Blixt having
nerve?"
mo, did not"
HE says that three days later than
the morning of the 9th of November
you pulled a package of bills out or
your pocket and that all the 81 bills
were at the back"
HE snatched a package of 500 bills
away from me-"
"Were there any 81 bills in the pack
age?'
mo, SIR"
'"Then later he testified that you had
applied to the New York Life, and
that the lady had been accepted, but
she had gone and got $1,000 policy in
stead of $1,000, and you said d her,
I'll kill her anyhow; did you say
that?"
Il did not say that"
The witness was then asked a great
| many questions suggested by Adry's
| testimony. In particular he was ques-
| toned as to his attempts to get Adry
| to kill somebody, and asked about the
conversation which Adry testified to
| having had with him before the muir
der. He denied it all as fast as the
questions were put to him, and also
accused Emma Goodale, the clairvoy-
| ant of untruthfulness in her testi-
mony. Throughout the day, in fact,
| Hayward denied everything that could
| in any way associate him with the
homicide.
Explain what talk you had with
| Hackman Valley"
II said something like what he has
| stated"
What was your reason?"
II wanted to see how far he could
| go and what his conscience would let
him do; to see whether he would di-
rectly or indirectly connect me with
any crime
WAS it for the purpose of having
him do any crime?"
! mo, SIR
"Have you ever connived, in any
way or manner, to have Miss Cling
assaulted or robbed or murdered?'
| Never in any way whatever either
| directly or indirectly; never thought
of such a thing"
did you go out for a ride with
Miss Cling on Tuesday, the 9th, or
Saturday, Dec. 1?'
81 did not
zone statement of Blixt I have for
| gotten to ask you. He said that you
told him you had told Miss Cling to say
| to Goosman not to tell Harry she was
| going out. Did you ever say such a
| thing?'
mo, I did not know anything about
the driving, so I could not say So"
Erwin think that is all 1 have to
ask. II there is anything else I ask to
be allowed to recall the witness.