Eugene O'Neal, sworn:
By Senator Reyburn:
Q. Where do you live?
A. Pittsburgh.
Q. What is your occupation?
A. Connected with Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Q. Are your files here?
A. I sent a file up by your sergeant-at-arms.
Q. Just state what knowledge you have of the occurrences?
A. My knowledge of the occurrences is confined first to the strike and calling out of the military. I was there on the Thursday, Friday, and part of Saturday preceding this bloodshed. I was then called away upon business to Buffalo, and all that I know of the strike reporters brought of the suspension of work of the railroad hands, and I saw a crowd collected around the tracks. I was on the ground on Friday night. I also noticed in some degree manifestations of public feeling in regard to the strike and calling out of the troops. That came from personal knowledge. The entire knowledge I had was derived from reports.