Q. Is that the only place where you saw police?
A. That is the only place where I saw police.
Q. And you say that they made no effort to arrest any of the parties following you?
A. Not that I saw, and I would have been very apt to see it. I think there were enough of them there to have stopped it.
Q. Did you hear them make any remarks as you passed?
A. No; but they didn't seem to be very particularly pleased over the troops being there.
Q. But they said nothing?
A. No; but I could judge from the expression of their faces that their remarks were not at all complimentary. That was the inference I drew.
By Mr. Means:
Q. Did you have any communication with the citizens of Pittsburgh—did you go out into the crowd among the rioters at any time?