A. No, sir; there was a motion made to adjourn to the shops to request the men to stop work for the present, until the difficulty was settled between them and the company; that was the motion.
Q. Was that motion carried?
A. I presume it was, but when it was carried we were out of the crowd.
Q. And they all went to the shops, a large number?
A. A large number went up this way, and towards the shops.
Q. Was there any organization—any secret organization here known as the Trainmen's Union, to your knowledge, of the railroad employés.
A. I do not know. I presume there was.
Q. Do you know of such an organization called the Trainmen's Union?
A. No, sir; not as the Trainmen's Union.
Q. Do you know of any organization among the railroad employés?