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RESUME OP A REMARKABLE OASE.
How tho Killing of MIm fling Was Traced
Homo to the Dn.blng Young Sport
Through tho Confession of Clans A,
Hllxt, the Actual Murderer.
Minneapolis, Deo. 11. Hoforo dnwn
this morning Htxrry Hnywnnl was linngod
nt tho jnU'ln tills city for tlio murdor ot
Cnthcrlue Glng. Boforo dark Inst night
morbid crowds lind nsscmblcd In tho vicin
ity of tlio jull, nnd nt midnight tlio throng
numbered several hundred, though noth
ing but tlio gray walls o tho prison wore
Visible.
llaywnrd's swell dinner, tlio "lait sup
per," as ho profanely expressed It, wns
served, nccordlng to his desire, shortly
after 10 o'clock last night, and ho partook
of It with apparent relish.
During tho evening Hnywnnl hold n
lengthy conversation with his attendants,
and laughed and joked on tho subject of
his approaching execution. As Captain
Sandborg was covering tlio windows of
tho jail looking Into tlio alloy Harry
noticed him and shouted: "That's right.
Dlock out tho gaping crowd. Tlioro will
bo no visitors aftor 5 o'clock In tho morn
ing. People wishing to seo mo will have
to call at tho morgue, us I Intend to
chaugo my quarters." And ho laughed as
he snlil it.
To tho newspaper mon ho said: "1
would llko to seo tho account of how this
thing camo off and about my actions on
tlio scaffold," nnd again ho laughed as it
ho ivero going to a picnic Instead of to his
death.
Hay ward spout n considerable portion ol
the evening tolling stories and listening
to stories by others. It being his last night
ho was allowed qulto a privilege, and was
continually surrounded by f-'onds. He
was gay and jovial till tlio time, and gave
ovcry indication that ho would go to the
gallows as ho would to dinner. Ho passed
cigars around freely nnd talked about his
great meal. Tho toast ho proposed at ills
dinner was:
"Hero's to tho girl who loves mo and tc
tho girls whom I love."
As u samplo of his conversation- tho fol
lowing can bo quoted:
Sheriff Holmbcrg camo into tho cage nnd
Harry said:
"How nro you, sheriff? I am as flno ns
ilk. You nnd I aro tho chief nctors to
night, aren't we, sherlfff"
Ho seomcd to nover think of any horo
nftor. On tho evening of Deo. 3, 1891, a little
after 8 o'clock, tho dead body of Miss
Catherine Glug, a well known dressmaker,
of this city, was found lying by tho sido of
the lonely road that skirts Lnko Calhoun,
ono of tho favored summer drives, but less
used In tlio fall, An hour before slio had
taken from tho Goodman stables a horse
and buggy and had driven away unaccom
panted. Soon after 8 o'clock her dead
body was found, and at about tlio same
timo tho horo camo trottlug into tho sta
ble alono, and with no Indications of hav
ing run iiway. At first it had been thought
that there had been a fatal runaway, tho
battered condition of tlio head seeming to
point that way, but tho coroner soon found
a L.illet wound In tho back of tho head,
and it becamo a question of numlcr or
sulclilc.
Harry Hay ward's first appearaucoin the
mattor was at midnight on tlio night of
tlio murder, wliou ho camo to pollco head
quarters and expressed his belief that the
woman had been inurdured, explaining
that ho believed that it was tlio scliemo of
somo unknown persons to "do" him out
o several thousaads of insurance money
from policies Miss Ging had assigned to
him as security for loans. Hayward and
tlio murdered girl had been closo acquaint
ances, and ho, a great gambler, had placed
money for her on tlio cards, and had been
associated with hor iu ouo or two business
deals.
Miss Ging lived iu tlio Ozurk, a hand
some apartment houso owned by Hay
ward's fatlior, and they wore ablo to see
each other. Owing to his closo friendship
for tlio woman Harry was closeted with
tho officers, under tlio direction of Mayor
Kustis, for thirteen hours, and during that
timo was subjected to a terrible inquisi
tion, without food or rest. His norvo was
njwnys romarkablo and was nover more
evident than thou, for after twenty hours
In custody ho was roleasod, tho ollicors
boing unablo to get nuything from him
that would seem to connect him in any
way with tho crlmo. Tho insurance money
had imulo them suspicious.
Tho second day after tho murder camo
tho unexpected ovent which led to tho so
lution of tho mystery.
Ono of tho host and most favorably
known citizens ot Minneapolis is "Klder"
L. M. Stewart, a wealthy man of longrosl
denco In tlio city. Ho had been an attorney
and was for years advisor of all members
of tho Haywavd family. Prom itliii came
a lotter addressed to the county attorney,
aud was written only after long pondering
over tho relations of client and lawyer. Ho
stated that throo days boforo tlio murder
ho had a call from Adry A. Hayward, an
oldor brothur of Harry, who told him that
Harry and Claus Illlxt, ougluoer at tlio
Ozark, woro about to murder Miss Ging.
Tho "elder" know that Harry often
talked In ways ho had no thought of act
ing, and told Adry ho was being fooled,
and to pay no attention to tho matter.
Adry hud insisted that it was truo, ond
that ho fully believed tlio murder would
occur, but ho dropped tho mutter when
told to do so, and nothing moro wus
thought about it until the announcement
of tho murdor.
Tho fuueral anno iftoxt day, nnd in tho
afternoon Harry Ha Mrd was arrested.
Six hours later Adryt wearrosted, and the
next duyBllxt and lJ. fewcroulso ar
rested. Mrs. Bllxt, I"- er, was soon at
liberty. On Sunday, 1. 9, Bllxt mado a
confession. In which hp stated that tho
murder had bean committed by Harry,
and that ho had simply disposed of tho
body for him. This was olearly false, uud
ho llually confessed thut, Inspired by Harry
Hnyward.und for fear that Hayward would
kill Mrs. Bllxt (that throat boing hold
over him) ho had committed tho murclor.
Bllxt htul, ho said, followed Harry's In
structions In all particulars, Harry get
ting tlio girl to go with lit Hi to a point
near wIutj the murdor was committed,
ind then turning her ovor to Bllxt, who
watched hU chauco and shot her in tho
baok of the huitd and thou tumbled tho body
Into the road where it was found. It wus
for this tli.it Hurry Haywurd, tlio stalwart
six footer, haudsomo, nervy and erratic,
was convicted aud sentenced to hang.
Bllxt was sent to the stute prlsou ,for Ufa
tor his sharo In tho crime.
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Haven .lunitlon, Stanch Chunk, I.ehlghlon,
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licthlclicni, Unston and AVcathcrly, at 0 01, 73S,
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8 OS . 111.
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SUNDAY TItAINS.
Trains leave for Itavcn linn, Centrnlln, lit.
Cnrmel and hnmokiii, 0 45 a. in., 2 10 p. m., and
arrive at Sbaniokin at 7 40 a. m., and 3 45 p. in.
Trains leave Shainokiu for Shenandoah at
7 85 a. in., and 1 00 p. in., and arrive at Shenan
doah nt 8 49 a. in., and 1 5S p. in.
Trains leave for Ashland, Girardvllle nnd Lost
Creek, 9 10 n. in., and 12 30 p. m.
For Hnzleton, itlack Creek Junction, Pen
Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, Allcutowu,
Hethlehem, Kuston and New York, 8 19 a. m.,
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For lMillndelnliia. 12 30. 2 30 11. 111.
For Yatesvllle, Park Place, Mahanoy City nnd
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Leave Shenandoah for I'ottsvllle, 5 55, 8 49,
9 32 a. in., 2 40 p. in.
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New YqiiK, Deo. 11. Sntiltary authori
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boon (.ntertMted in tho statements by Dr,
A. K., Reynolds, formerly health commis
sioner of Chicago, regardlug his Investi
gations as to the efficacy of tho nutl-toxino
trentinent of diphtheria In Europe, and,
Incidentally, Wlllard Parker hospital,
Now York.
A reporter Interviewed Dr. Herman M.
Biggs, director of tlio bnctcrlologlcnl lab
oratories, on tlio subject. Dr. Ulggs is an
enthusiast in regard ti tho bcuollts of un-tl-toxino
and declares It to bo a wonderful
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Dr. lirlggs produced n lot of data and
statistics which Bhowcd very clearly tlio.
niortnllty In tho enses of diphtheria treated
In tho Wlllard Parker hospital sluco tlio
Introduction of tho ncwniothodin Novem
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108; mortality 10.09. Third day In 1891,
number of cases, 120; mortality 83.01. In
1895, number of enses, 180; mortality 25.19.
Fourth day and lator, 1891, ntimer of cases,
300; mortality 85.0. In 1895, number oU
cases, 3u ; mortality 33.8.
"Tlio uso of anti-toxino was commenced
in this city on Oct. 7, 1891," said Dr. Biggs.
"Tho total number of diphtheria cases in
1893-01 was 8,078, resulting in 3,078 deaths,
while In 1891-95, up to Oct. 6, tliero weo
0,879 casos, but with tlio uso of nntl-toxlnc
tho dontlis registered woro reduced to 2,125.
Tlio nverago fatality In tlio formcrycar was
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October, it was only 22.00.
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diphtheria casos In this city," continued
Dr. Biggs, "as you will seo that out ot
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Itcpithl leans Will Organize tho Senate.
YVASHIXOTON, Dec. 11. Tho Democratic
steerlnir commltteoof tlio sennto vosterdnv
informally discussed tlio question o tlio I
reorganization of the senato by tho Re
publicans. After tiie meeting Senators
Mitchell, of Oregon, and Gorman as the
chairmen of tho Republican and Domo
cratlo caucus committees, respectively,
held a conference yesterday, and It Is un
derstood tlint Mr. Mitchell was assured
that tlio Democrats would interpose no
opposition to tho Republicans organizing
tho committees, in view of tlio attitude of
tlio Populist senators, who had already de
cided to mnko no opposition. ,
Kl In Kxpccts to Hang. f
West CllESTKIt, Pa., Dec. 11. Thomas j .
Elvln, who killed his two children by cut
ting their throats witli a razor, and who '
Is now in tho Chester county jail at this I
place, lij fully recovered from tho effects of
tho injuries Indicted upon himself nt the '
timo. Klvin talks freely of his crimo to 1
acquaintances who havo called upon him.
Ho says ho expects to bo hung, nnd has j
mudo arrangements witli u friend to have
his body interred in tho same lot witli his
murdered children at tlio Phiunixvllle
cemetery.
Locomotive Plunges Into n Itlver.
WELCH, W. Vn., Dee. 11. Tho engine'
pulling No. 12, oastbound Norfolk nnd
Western passenger train, mounted the
rails as It was rounding tliocurvo 100 yards ,
west of hero, and plunged into Tug river.
Engineer Bailey and Klreman Waugli
woro injured. Georgo Conlnburg, a ma
chinist who was riding in tlio engine, had j
four ribs broken and was otherwise ser
iously injured. His recovery is doubtful.
A W'timan's Foolhardy Proposal.
SAX Kuancisco, Dec. 11. Miss Millie
Viohi, formerly an actress, but now an
.,.., ot.j ..iu ..... .,.., .,1 1,, ,,,, Aus
tralia to tlio United States to go over tho
Niagara Falls in a barrel. To niako the
feat moro difficult, she says slio will have
tlio barrel dropped from a balloon. Miss
Viola arrivod on tlio lost steamer, but she
cannot go over tho fallsuntll tlio ice molts.
Double Murder ami Itohhcry,
BLUEFIELI), W. Vn., Dee. 11. News has
readied horo from Bear Wallow, Giles
county, Vn., of tho murder of John and
Mary Feagin, two old people. Feagin had
just sold his holdings and received the
money. Tlio house was attacked by two
highwaymen, and theoldpeoplo murdered
and robbed. Thcro is no clow.
The President Snow bound.
Nohfolk, Va., Dee. 11. A snow storm
that lias interfered with tho telegraph I
wires, and mado It impossible to learn any 1
Information of tho doings of President
Cleveland and those on board of tlio light
house tender Violet.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
Closing Quotations of the Now York and
Philadelphia HYchniiges.
New YoiiK, Deo. 10. Tho industrial shares
again absorbed speculative attention, despite
several favorable intluoncoi upon the other
market. The market closed dull and heavy
In tone. Closing bids:
Baltimore & Ohio mi
Del. & Hudson 12U
D., I.. & W 105
Erlo 12HS
Lake Erie ic W-... SHI
Lehigh Nuv-
Lohigh Vulley W
Now Jersey Cen..l05yfi
N. Y. Central t)Jj
Pennsylvania S4
Heading 8J4
St. Paul 75X
W. N. Y. X- Pa.... 3
West Shore
General Murkets,
Pmi,AiiBM"'!itA, Dec. 10. Flour quiet, but
steady, winter sunerflne, 5H.33aS.50; do. ox
tras, $2.C0a2.83; Pennsylvania roller, clear,
$33.35; do. do., straight, $3 233.35; wosturn
winter, clear, $3&3.2i. Wheat weak, with
Oie. bid and CSc. asked for Dei oniber. Corn
quiet, easier, with 3 io. bid and 33o. asked
for December. Oats quiet, steady, with 23o.
hid and Sio. asked for December. Hay very
firm: choke timothy, 815.511. Heef steady.
Pork dull. Lard weak; western steam, $5.50.
Butter firm; New York dairy. llk&SKc.; do.
creamery, 1932t!o; western, lOSWc; Elglns,
17o.; Pennsylvania and western creamery
prints, fancy, 28o.; exceptional lotB higher;
do. choice, -7o.; do. fair to good, 213i'0o.;
prints jobbing at l"JSXa. Cheese dull; New
York large, 7Mf&l0c.; small, 7?iaiOKo.i part
skims, l))4Bc-; full Bkiins, 2Si3c. Eggs steady;
New York and Pennsylvania, Kl&Stfo.; west
ern, 212ic; southern, 2l23c.
' Live Stock Markets.
New York, Deo. 10. Kuropean cables quote
American steers at HKSQlOUc, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef at "&Hc Calves dull; poor
to choice veals, $V38.1; barnyard calves,
$2.2532.03. Sheep and lambs active and Arm ;
poor to prime sheep, $2S3.25; common to
choice lambs, J3.75S4.8JJ5. Hogs easier at
S3.ttua4.15.
EAST Ljueutv, ia , Deo. 10. Cattle receipts
liberal; prime. Sl.10al.3i); good. $3.8031; good
butchers, Sd.COSX&O: roughs, Si.Wft3.WI; bulls,
cows add Blags, $1.5031' Uogs slow; medium
grades $3 &.&.(j0; heavy hogs. $3.603.o5;
common to fair Yorkers, $3.5UJKJ.6o; roughs,
t-'.25ii3. Bheep slow; extra, S.OO&UU: good,
$2.6002.80; fair. $1.8193.40; common. 60o.a$l;
lambs, S.'.ottSt.OO. Veal calves, $0.51)-.
Battle Ax Plug
aw
flas jumped into public fwor on
account of its size and quality.its
aGreat)8i& Piece
of high grade tobacco for
(P
f !, monait -m maif wii wsitfiHiintiiiKmnii iinwi iiin inwun ..jijinmwi
For Colic. Cramos. Cholera Morbus and all Summer ""J
Complaints, there is no cure equal to Pain-Killsr. Get
a bottle to-day. Kep it constantly on hand, for there
is no kind of pain or ache internal or external that
will not relieve. Accept
Genuine has Perky
Tho ouautltr has tiL'jn doubled, bat the nricj is still Sttc
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
FUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
ltosult in 1 weeks.
For tale by 1. 1'. D.
JOHN D ALTON,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
For--
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
in the lead
zisr
no imitation or substitute.
Davis & Son on bottle.
RESTORE
LOST IGOR
When In doubt what to usr for Nervoui Debility. Lou of Sexual Poer tin either
sex), lmjiutency, Airoiliy, Varicocele and oiher wuLnesses. from any ca.e, um
Sculnc I-uli. Drains checked and full wgor quickly reuorid. If neglected, fuch
trou'iL result latatly. Malted anyhere, ualed, fur (Loot 6 hoxei for fs.i. with
eerv f 3 oo order e give a legal guarantee to euro or refund the rocne AdtlrcM
HJVL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
KIKLIN, Shenandoah, 1'a.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
pLIFTON ItOIlIlINS, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
No. 7 North Jardin Street.
Ofllco Hours: From S to 9:30 a. m.j 1:30 to 2:80
)), in.; 0.00 to 7:30 p. in.
P P. nUHKK, St. D.
30 K, Lloyd street, Shenandoah.
Olllce hours t7 to 9 a. in., 1 to 3 and 7 to 9
p. in.
J H. POMKUOY,
ATT0 RN EY-AT-LAW.
.Shenandoah, Pa,
St. HUltKU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Onico Kgan biiilillug, corner of Main and
Centre streets, Sheitandoah.
piSOli" JOHN JONItS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Ixick Box 05, Mahanoy City, I'a.
Having studied under some of the best
masters li London and Paris, will give lemons
on tho violin, guitar aud vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address In care of Strousc, tho
jeweler. Shenandoah.
' DR. A. A. SEIBERT,
Specialist in dUoases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
07 West Murkct St., 1'OrrSVILLE.
Hours 8:30 a. m. to 12 iu.; 1 to 4 p. m., t
. iu. SundavsllH. in tnlUm,
Hillions of Dollars
Go up in siimlif every year. Take no
risks hut get your houses, stock, fur
nituro, etc insured in first-class re
liable coniiMiiie ns represented by
DAVID FAUST, iXua,hCLtn,
Also Life and Accidental Companies.
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