Q. What time was that?
A. A little before twelve o'clock.
By Senator Reyburn:
Q. What were they, railroad men?
A. Yes; a number of them. Some I knew.
By Mr. Lindsey:
Q. Could you mention their names?
A. One I recollect now. I knew him to be a railroad man. I had a conversation with him. It was Samuel Muckle. I talked with him. The leading men of them seemed to be disposed to keep the peace. They didn't want any trouble with the police. We didn't anticipate much trouble then.
Q. How many were there?
A. One hundred were there, but a number of those were spectators, who had just come from curiosity.