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共 186 题- PROCEEDINGS AND TESTIMONY.
- Q. Did the sheriff succeed in raising a _posse comitatus?_
- SAME DAY.
- MORNING SESSION.
- Q. Who do you mean by "they?"
- A. The mob at Twenty-eighth street----
- SAME DAY.
- The first witness examined was
- The first witness examined was
- A. I do not remember that the mayor said that, but----
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- The first witness examined was--
- Signed
- BEAVER, PA., _July 20, 3:35, A.M._
- HARRISBURG, _July 20, 2:11, A.M._
- HARRISBURG, _July 20, 2:30, A.M._
- LANCASTER, PA., _3:17, A.M._
- C. A. Fife, _sworn with uplifted hand_:
- Q. You are connected with the office of----
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- MORNING SESSION.
- MORNING SESSION.
- A. He says, "I expect to help pay for it."
- Q. What was referred to by the word "point?"
- Q. Riddle--was this the man that requested you----
- Q. Didn't one recognize and call to you "Doctor, get down from that?"
- Q. Did he say that all the Black Hussars----
- Q. If you had had sixteen men well armed----
- HEADQUARTERS SIXTH DIVISION, NATIONAL GUARD, PENNSYLVANIA.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- A. I can tell you very briefly--it would have to be----
- A. I believe not, sir. I have not heard----
- Q. Did you hold your position on the hill until six o'clock----
- Q. How happened there to be such a large----
- A. I have not any doubt in my own mind, but the----
- A. My regiment was on the hill, with the exceptions----
- A. I have said, already, that my company----
- Q. 1877?
- Q. And if he had been disposed to give you orders----
- A. Yes; I felt very confident----
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- A. I do not think there is such a thing as a Governor _pro tem._
- Q. When you first arrived at the Union depot, that was on----
- MORNING SESSION.
- Q. Your conversation with them was simply in relation to----
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- Q. And attempted to pull----
- A. Not by those parties--just "fire."
- Q. Did any other words precede the word "fire?"
- Q. Nothing but simply "fire?"
- A. Simply "fire."
- Q. What do you mean by "Not in those words?"
- Q. He said, "Your men to fire?"
- A. Just about the time the inside of the elevator----
- A. P.R.R.
- C. H. Armstrong, _sworn_:
- A. I heard the order to carry arms, shoulder arms----
- A. All the muskets are muzzle loaders except----
- Q. Stationed at----
- Q. It was commanded by ----
- Q. Was he immediately behind any particular company, close----
- Q. What you desire is to correct----
- C. L. Jackson, _sworn_:
- Q. Belonging to----
- A. He says, "Damn you, pick up that hat, or I will make you do it."
- Q. As soon as it was discovered----
- J. P. BARR.
- PHILADELPHIA, _July 21--4, P.M._
- PHILADELPHIA, _July 25--12.30, P.M._
- THOMAS A. SCOTT.
- I telegraphed him back:
- PITTSBURGH, _Wednesday, July 25--2, P.M._
- J. P. BARR.
- PHILADELPHIA, _Wednesday--4, P.M._
- THOMAS A. SCOTT.
- Q. If you can give us any knowledge----
- PITTSBURGH, _July 25--1.30, A.M._
- Q. Until they reached----
- A. They wheeled right round----
- A. No; the party that fired first was over here. [Illustrating.]
- Q. You are positive you heard the words, "order your men?"
- A. Right in that way: "Order your men to fire."
- A. That was on the side of the hill. It was right here. [Indicating.]
- A. Buttoned up right across there. [Indicating.]
- A. About there. [Indicating.]
- A. He did; he said "fire."
- Q. You are sure it was not "not to fire," and you only heard "fire."
- C. G. Barnett, _sworn_:
- A. Some of them hollering "Hold the fort."
- D. L. Reynolds, _sworn_:
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- PITTSBURGH, _Tuesday, February 26, 1878._
- M. Mulvaney, _sworn_:
- A. No, sir. All the man done was this. [Waving his hands.]
- A. He jumped out there and says, "We will die here."
- Q. The morning of----
- Q. You believe the first man that left the train----
- A. Fifth avenue. After the breaking in at Bown's----
- A. Right in there. [Indicating.]
- A. That was on the 20th, in the forenoon. As soon as I reached
- JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
- A PROCLAMATION.
- Q. Is this the first dispatch you received? [Indicating.]
- C. N. FARR, jr., _516 Elm street, Reading, Pa._:
- WARREN B. KEELY.
- PITTSBURGH, _July 20, 1877--1.49, A.M._
- PITTSBURGH, _July 20, 1877--1.14, A.M._
- LANCASTER, _7, 20, 1877--2.35, A.M._
- LANCASTER, PA., _July 20, 1877--2.35, A.M._
- PITTSBURGH, _July 20, 1877--1.58, P.M._
- ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, HARRISBURG, _July 20, 1877--12, M._
- PITTSBURGH, _July 20, 1877--5, P.M._
- MIFFLIN, _July 20, 1877--5.45, P.M._
- PITTSBURGH, _July 20, 1877--6.35, P.M._
- Major General JAMES W. LATTA, (_Fast Line west_:)
- OUTER DEPOT, _July 21, 1817--5.25, P.M._
- C. N. Farr, recalled:
- Q. That they appeared to be moving towards----
- A. They came very quietly through, there was nothing----
- Q. Military officers in this section of the country--on the day----
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- A. In the first place, our object----
- J. P. HARTRANFT.
- MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION.
- Signed by
- Q. That was the committee that had been----
- A. It was signed by "Working Man."
- Q. Just signed "Working Man?"
- A. Just signed "Working Man."
- Q. As foreman, or as----
- Q. Did all the miners----
- A. I am not positive whether we commenced the strike----
- A. To be able to answer that question intelligently----
- A. "Fellows' Hall."
- A. I presume that the men----
- A. We generally work there----
- A. Yes; about twelve o'clock. They stated here it was a puddlers'----
- Q. Well, now do you know----
- Q. Did you see any men----
- A. They said, "fire."
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- Q. In this direction, [indicating?]
- A. ...
- L. C. Bortree, _sworn_:
- A. Not any one from us, sir----
- A. I know two gentleman in that crowd, two that I supposed----
- A. I know there was men in that crowd that said, "Boys, come on."
- A. He was wounded, I think, in this side, [indicating left side.]
- A. After they had----
- THE TALK OF THE DESPERATE.
- NO VIOLENCE.
- A FATAL RASHNESS.
- LAW AND ORDER.
- LET THEM GO.
- Q. Is that a copy of your paper for that date? [Indicating.]
- FIRST BLOOD.
- THE LEXINGTON OF THE LABOR CONFLICT AT HAND.
- THE CITY IN THE HANDS OF THE STRIKERS.
- ARMED BANDS PATROLLING THE STREETS.
- THE CIVIL AND MILITARY AUTHORITIES POWERLESS.
- THE SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS.
- MILES OF BLAZING CARS.
- THE STRIKERS HOLD THE FORT AND THE FREIGHT.
- FRUITS OF A HASTY STEP.
- Q. "Military Blunder--Uncalled-for Bloodshed."
- MILITARY BLUNDER--UNCALLED-FOR BLOODSHED.
- BABY FOOD FOR LABORING MEN.
- Q. That is, on the first page, and starts out with "Bread or Blood?"
- Q. Do you pretend to say that the----
- Q. Read that one [indicating?]
- Q. Who is "J. D. Layng?"
- A. "AMMON:
- A. I summoned as----
- Q. _Posse comitatus?_
- PROCLAMATION.
- SHERIFF'S OFFICE, HARRISBURG, PA.
- NOTICE TO LAW AND ORDER POSSE.
- LAW AND ORDER POSSE
- A. I do not know that he knew that Colonel Norris----
- Q. Officers of----
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- SAME DAY.
- Q. At Blairsville Junction?
- A. No; but the conductor answered "O.K."
- Q. You turned then and----
- SAME DAY.