The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-12
CARRIED NITRoGLYcERiNE ON TRAINS AFTER DISCARD
 ING DYNAMITE.
IMPLICATES PRESIDENT RYAN
Tells How He Caused Explosions Throughout the Country and That Many of the Men on Trial
 Assi5ted in the Work.

Indianapolis, Nov.-From that mart Of his career when he had discarded dynamite and was resorting to the use of nitroglycerine which he ca-- rled about on passenger trains by the dozens of quarts, Ortie E. McMani- gal related at the dynamite conspir- acy' trial today how he had caused explosions at Cleveland, Jersey City Plttsburg, Omaha and Superior. Wis. He named Peter J. Smith and Geo. knipper Anderson of Cleveland: Chas. Wachtmeister. Detroit; Hirman Cline Indianapolis; Wm. k. Reddin, Mil waukee; Fred Mooney, Duluth, and Eugene A. Clancy. San Francisco, all labor union officials, besides those he previously had mentioned as being among the 45 defendants who knew he was employed by the iron work CTS union to blow up work under construction by "open shop" contrac- tors.
 Carrying 12 quarts oi nItroglycer inc in the company of Herbert S. Hockin from a hiding place in an old cooper shop. McManigal testified he delivered the explosive to Smith and Anderson in Cleveland, to be used by them in blowing up a building at Ak ron, O., July 4 1910. The witness said he was to have done the "job~ but Smith insisted it had been prom ised to some one else,
 They didn't know how to itse the alarm clock arrangement We had for setting off bombs,' said McManigal "so l was sent to Chicago to forward 100 feet of fuse by special delivery. It arrived in time and the Akron job was blown up July 4.
 "On my going again to Indianapolis, ]. J. McNamaTa saR he had talked to President Frank M Ryan of the iron workers union about Hockin holding out part of my pay for each job. Me Namara said $200 a job had been set aside by the union and hereafter wound work directly under him. He said he just had received letter from Frank C. Webb, New York, ask ing to send me to blow up Phoenix bridge company job at Jersey City. I was to return by way of PittsburS and look over the MeKees Rocks job, and also by way of Scranton, Pa, and get in touch with Michael ]. Hannon, local business agent McNamaTa told me not to talk much to Hannon as he wasn't sure of Hannon yet.
 Webb met me in Jersey City and took me out to show me what to blow up. While l surveyed the job, he stood back. saying the worl1men knew him around there. That night, after waiting two hours to learn that the watchman made a round only once an hour, I placed two bombs ill some girders after midnight, July 9. In the morning saw Webb with news paper giving an account of the ex- ploson.
 "On the way back 1 stopped in Scranton, but didn't see Hannon. At Pittsburg l bought a dozen alarm cocks and on July 15, blew up the McKees Rock job.
 When I got back to Indianapolis, McNamara was talking to his brother James B., who said he had received telegram from Clancy at San Fran cisco, and that he Games B. was going to the coast ]. J. said to his brothe. look up Clancy as soon as you arrive, and he'll put you in touch with the bunch and the old man
 "On the way to Chicago, where left him, J. B. said that he expected to be three months on the coast, that they wanted some one to go out and clean up the coas, particularly Los Angeles, that they had had a couple of fellows working out there, but did not get any results. Later 1 received telegram from J. B., dated at Seat tie.
 q went to Amaha and on July 2i blew up job there with 5 quarts of 1 knew the explosions occurred, for l heard it while waiting for Chicago train at the station nalr mile away.
 "J. J. wanted to know when l re- turned to Indianapolis, why l had not caused two explosions on the job. told him a watchman with a dog was following me around and 1 didn't take any chances. 1 was afraid the dog would scent me out in the dark.
 U. J. gave me 14 quarts more and told me to go to Milwaukee, and get in touch with Wm. D. Reddin and then to do a job at Superior, Wis. went to Milwaukee and buried six quarts on West Wells street. Then met Reddin. telling him the Mii- waukee job didn't have enough ma terial on it to blow up yet, but that he should let J. j. know when the material arrived I blew up the Superior job Aug. 1.
 T took Duluth newspaper account of the explosion back to ]. J.. but he