Hundreds of pages of evidence are given by impartial witnesses to
establish the guilt of the railroad corporations, to prove that the
leaders of the strike counselled peace and order; that the strikers
themselves were law-abiding and used their influence to prevent
disorder; that there was no trouble until the murderous deputy marshals
were sprung upon the community, and that these instigated trouble to
pave the way for injunctions and soldiers and change of public
sentiment, thereby defeating the strike.