The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-14

tural ironworkers, was arrested here, today, by the Federal authorities in connection with the dynamiting con spiracy.
 Chicago, Feb. I4.-Five men were arrested here, early this morning, on polls Grand Jury in connection with the alleged dynamite conspiracy. The Federal officials refused to give out the names of those in custody until others wanted are arrested
 Denver, Feb. 14.-H. W. Legleitner, former member of the executive board of the international ironwork- CTS union, was arrested here, today. on an indictment from Indianapolis, in connection with the alleged dyna- niting conspiracy. Legleitner former Iy lived in Philadelphia and came here about a year ago.
 Springfeld, Ills, Feb. 14.-The Fed eral officers here report that James B. Ray and Edward Smith, both of- ficers of the structural iron workers local at Peoria, were arrested, today.
 Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 14.-M. ,. Brown, secretary and business agent of the local association of structural ironworkers, was arrested here, to- day, on an indictment returned by the Indianapolis Federal Grand Jury. W. J. McKain, a business agent, was also arrested.
 Cincinnati, Feb. 1.-Two arrests were made here. today. by United States Marshal Eugene Lewis, on in dictments in the IndianapoIis dyna- niting lf conspiracy 70 @ probe. The prison CTS are Edward Clark, former husi- ness agent of the local ironworkers union and Ernest Bassey. former busi- ness agent of Indianapolis 1ronwork- CTS Union No, g. Both are charged with conspiracy to ship dynamite from Indiana to Ohio.
 Syracuse, N. Y, Feb. 14.-E. E, Philips, secretary and. treasurer and John Carroll, recording secretary of the local union of structural bridge and iron workers were arrested here, early today by United States Marshal Wilkin and Secret Service Agent Black. The warrant charges them with aiding and abetting in the trans portation of dynamite through the United States
 walking delegate and Charles Wach- neister, ex-business agent and presi dent of the local union of the inter national association of bridge and ed here. today under indictments re- turned by the Federal grand jury at Indianapolis.
 Cleveland Feb. 14:.-Peter J; Smith; business agent of the Cleveland branch of the bridge and structural TOnWOrkeTS utitOh anu GSOA So A>APbCt Anderson. member, were arrested. today, by Federal authorities on charges of conspiracy in dynamitinS cases. The men are charged with h aving discussed dynamiting with John J. McNamara when he was in Cleveland. last July.
 St. Louis, Mo, Feb. 14-Paul Nor an, business agent of the local union of structural bridge and ironworlzers, and John Barry. a former business agent, were arrested here, early to- day, on dynamite charges.
 New York. Feb. 14-Daniel J. Brophy, of local 35. structural iron workers, in Brooklyn, was arrested, today, charged with conspiracy to transport nitro-glycerine in 1911 from Bellefontaine, O., to Indianapolis
 Duluth, Minn., Feb. 14.-Fred Mooney, member of the structural ironworFers union. was arrested here, today, in connection with the dyna- hitting of the Philadelphia & Read ing coal dock in Superior, Wis, in August, 1S1O-
 Peoria, Ills. Feb. 14.--Edward Snlythe and James E. Ray, both busi- ness agents of the international as- sociation of bridge and structural iron workers, were arrested, today, by Federal officials on indictments charging conspiracy in connection with the Indianapolis dynamite in vestigation. The men gave bail in the sum of $5,O0O each.
 Davenport. Ia.. Feb. 14.-William Buckley, mem Der of the ironworkers union here. was arrested, today, on dynamiting conspiracy indictment.