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TERRIBLE AcCrDENr-We were informed yester-
day afternoon, by Mr.. w. P. Burdick, that most
appalling disaster occurred at Carbondae, Pa, on
Monday last 1t appears, that while the miners
were engaged in their labor, at ten o'clock on that
morning, from four to SIX acres suddenly caved IN
upon those in the mine literally bury ing them ave
the mines at the time of the dreadful calamity.
Three of the laboreTs had been dug out before MI
Burdick lett Honesdale, a place near Carbondaio
They were of course dead.