A. I have told you I thought so, and gave you my reasons for it.
Q. During the pillage and the carrying away of goods at the Union depot and in that vicinity, from the railroad, did you see any of the citizens carrying away any of those goods?
A. Oh, yes; there must have been citizens—they must have been citizens—it was not the fellows who were stealing that there was any danger from. It was the fellows standing around with their hands in their pockets.
Q. Did you know anyone in particular who was carrying away goods there?
A. I did not.
Q. Did you see any of the policemen carrying away any goods?
A. I did not; and don't believe they did.
Q. Did you see any of them taking cigars or anything of that kind?
A. Yes; I know what you are coming at now; I had forgotten all about it. We have not been going on chronology, we have been switching off. I saw a number of police throwing what I supposed to be segars, in fact I might say I know, to the mob. The circumstances were these.
Q. Thrown by the police to the mob?