The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

was tv,F his right ara; did not
at thnt time know where Mrs. Mohrman
the nca day and tell Mrs. Norman about seeing
the naa with the child, for had no time l told my
Wen rsdsy morning or Wednesday afternoon, l
dor cow which; the detective came TO see me
know who told them what knew; McGway stayed
with me until the lady came he was waiting for
RceN aminedThat lady that McGway was with
was Daned Susan Flanagan; she Is now married to
him; work in the ropewalk, Filter Il Weayer's;
used to go to work at O'Clock in the mOrnin5.
In answer to juTor-There is lamp on Mrs
Glucks corner; am not sure whether it was
lighted or whether the moon was shining; l thing it
was moonlight.
Emma Krishcr sworn-I live in Otis street, the
first sire ct above Norris; remember when Marg
Mohrman was missed: did not know she had been
murdered until went TO the Nineteenth warl Sta
tion House and told Alderman Helms what had
seen l was examined before the Coroner the next
Thursday: l sworn and examined under the
name Of Emma Springer; on this Sunday night
was walking mp Dauphin street, and when got to
his right arm; the child was crying and
calling for its mamma; he said "Dont cry, ssste,
then put his left hand into mis- pocket and gave her
something; don't know whether It was five cents
or not; he was tall thin man, had on light pants
and coat and q cap drawn over his face; he had
sandy beard on his chin, think; his coat had two
pockets on u, one snapped IKE ' ana tue
If he had no shoes on; he walked on up to Reese
street. and then stopped and turew something into
the weeds; Faw him until he got near York; at 10
O'Clock, saw him coming back; was going home; /;
they were building at Howard and Dauphin, and
when he saw me he went up Howard street, he
hadn't the child with him then; he walked as II one
foot was shorter than the other; told Taggert
som Something into the Weeds Weeds % and H'o%f wea
with them; TaCgart nd the officer searched, aul l
went home It was raining; on the following satur-
day | saw the same man at Water and Callowhill
streets, and went up to the Seventeenth Ward Sta
ton House and told them had seen the man; Lieu
tenant Whitcraft and two other police Officers came
down, and came down at the same time: when
they got down he had disappeared; that is all saw.
Cross. eXamined-l first heard the child was miss
ing on Tuesday, the Sth OF September; people were
talking about it on Frankford road; didn't hear
them say the body had been found; l went to
Alderman Helms, OF the staton-house, on Wednes-
day or Thursday afternoon; hadn't heard that the
Helms all have told here; he told me to tell him
what had seen, and to give the rest ia at the Ooro
ners inquest; 1 did not know all until had seen
ing, at Water and Calowhili; told Alder
man Helms all but that, and he
anybody but himself; Louisa Rice and some small
children examined by the Coroner at the same
time was; tolo at the Coroner's all that | have
told here, except about MIR. Taggart and the two
detectives, for it wasn't till after that they eXanl-
in nannnn u sra. baann n aI Res h
man went up heese street; did not, went on out
Dauphin street to Germantown road; couldn't tell
him when he a.. to the hill; was
ahead of him on Dauphin street about a
yard one of the patches were on the sleeve and the
other on the back they darker than his coat
couldn't tell whether it was linen or woollen; did
uOU sec HIS IdCe DtCuu5e He lcu lHt Cnllu ldCe
| one side when she crying when he saw me
| coming he would turn his face away; he held the
| chds face away 40 that couldn't see it,; don't
| know whether told this to Alderman Helus or the
Coroner, 1t is so long since; told the Coroner
| thought the man threw away false moustache,
| but wasn't positive.
Morton Mchlichael sworn-In 1865 was Mayor OF
this city; perfectly remember the alleged murder
! Of Mary Norman; issued q proclamation on the
9th OF September Offering reward of $1,000 for the
detection of the murderer or any information thai
might lead to his detection it was published on the
10Th Of September.