A. Yes.
Q. On Saturday and Saturday night?
A. Yes.
Q. State what was done to prevent those troops from coming in—what measures the strikers adopted, if any.
A. I believe they let them come. I do not know why General Huidekoper did not come.
Q. Was it arranged among yourselves to let them come in?
A. I believe they could have come as far as Allegheny City.
Q. Did not the strikers send a party down to the lower end of the yard, or below the depot, to intercept any train of troops that might be coming in?
A. Some people did go down. I suppose they just walked down that way to see how things were going.
Q. Was it not agreed that no troops should be allowed to arrive?