Q. In going out to Torrens, were you interfered with on the route?
A. Not at all. There were about two hundred or three hundred men at Twenty-eighth street—I guess twelve hundred or thirteen hundred when I got there.
Q. You went out on the train, did you?
A. Went out on the train.
Q. Did you have any trouble or meet with any resistance in disembarking your command?
A. I had one company at East Liberty that I had ordered at once to Torrens station, and they had taken possession of the platforms there, and we disembarked from the cars without any trouble whatever, or any demonstration of any kind—not even noise. Everything was quiet and still.
At this point the committee adjourned until three o'clock, this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Pittsburgh, Thursday, February 21, 1878.
The committee met, pursuant to adjournment, at three o'clock, P.M. Mr. Lindsey in the chair, and continued the taking of testimony. All members present except Senator Reyburn.