TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXV, Issue 4253, 29 June 1895, Page 4

TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

. A terrible explosion took place on We afternoon of Friday, 3rd, in £he Quater coal-pit, Dunipace, Denny, near Stirling, belonging to Messrs £aird and Co. By'^tfclofckrKfc of the men had been brought to the bank, but id could not be got at. These were png'aged at the dock "section, tbe seat of the explosion, and the worst fears were entertained for their safety. Exploring parties at once started off, although the section was in a dangerous state. It is a stoop for room working. This pit is 140 fathoms deep, and the new dook is nearly- 400 fathoms from the bottom of the shaft. A horse was found dead at the mouth of the dook, and an explorer, overcome by after* damp, had to be brought to the bank. The last of the bodies was recovered on Sunday. , The 13 victims were buried on Monday. Among the mourners were eight widows and 18 fatherless children.

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