By Mr. Lindsey:
Q. Of what class of men were they—what positions did they hold in life?
A. They were working men, I should judge—men employed in the mills, probably, that work hard for a living, but yet, might be good citizens.
Q. You heard them talk so?
A. They said they were sorry to see me there.
By Senator Yutzy:
Q. Did you have charge of the prisoners captured at Johnstown?
A. General Brinton captured three men on the railroad track, and they were taken back, and I think, handed over to the charge of the Washington Grays.
Q. Did you take any of those prisoners to Pittsburgh, and hand them over to the civil authorities?
A. Yes. And we were most grossly insulted by a policeman in the station-house at the time. He was an officer.