Telegraphic Tickings

A heavy explosión of gas occurred in No. 2 slope of the Parrish Coal Co., at Plymouth, Pa., by which three men lost their lives. The boiler in a grist mili at Jloseow, Ia., exploded, killing Engineer W. R. Specrs, a íireman nanaed Marolf. Four others were injured. The boiler weigbed 2,500 pounds, and was blovvn over 400 feet. The sum of 05,000 was paid for the Toronto, O., pottery by tho American China Co. The new company is eapitalized at SI 50, 000. The doors have been reopened and Vhere will be immediate resumption. The pottery will in crease from 7 to 12 kilns, As a result of President Iglesias, oí Costa Rica, C. A., declaring himselï dictator bloody riots have oecourred at various points, particularly at Santo Domingo where five men were killed and 30 seriously injured. Among the killed was Señor Zamora, one of the richest men in Costa Uien. A broken axlc caused ihe derail inent of a westl'ound Norfolk ifc Western through freight at Kinnikinniolc, and 19 cars laden with coal and iron, and the station house and platform were completely wrecked. The track was also torn up for a considerable dista.ncu, Asa Wood, a Lipljing oonnty inmate of thf. Cxilnmtoas Mate hospital, becaine sulúenly very violent and süpping from his cell went to that of anolher patiënt and attacked him. Tlie lattcr grabbed a bed slat and pouiulcd Wood over l.he head in a frightful nianner, inflicting injuries which caused Wood'S