A. He said that they were ordered by the lieutenant to fire. I saw this man's face.
Q. Just give the language of the policeman as near as you can?
A. I was walking over the ruins and I caught his face. It struck me again, and I said to myself, that is the man I saw last Sunday, and I accosted him, and said, "You were standing in front of the police station last Sunday." He said, "I was." I said, "I have heard from our men that you fired on us as we passed," and he said, "I didn't fire, but others did, and the lieutenant ordered us to do it." That was the whole conversation. I passed along, and didn't see anything more of him.
Q. Did you ask him who the lieutenant of the police was?
A. No.
Q. Have you ever found it out since?
A. I have made no inquiry. After I came back, I made affidavit to these facts, at the request of Colonel Pettit, and I thought it was no longer any matter of mine. It was in their hands.
Q. Did you see that policeman any time after that—have you seen him since?
A. No; I have not been in Pittsburgh since. I happened to be off duty at the time.
Q. Do you think you would recognize that policeman?