Q. What you desire is to correct----

A. Any impression of that kind.

Q. And if such statements were made by the crowd, they were made

without authority?

A. Yes, sir.

By Mr. Means:

Q. Was it not an assertion made here that that was the strikers this

side, not the rioters?

A. The strikers. The crowd there claimed that the citizens were in

sympathy with them, and they, too, had offered them a thousand barrels

of flour. I think that was mentioned in the _Chronicle_. I should just

say, I had never seen one of the strikers or rioters until I saw one of

them in July--that is the first I ever saw any of them.

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