The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

a special TO the Denver Times from
Aspen, Col, says that a freighting
party was caught. on the 1st, in a
snOwslide in Lincoln gulch, 9I miles
above Aspen. Particulars are lacking,
but il is believed that five men and Is
horses were killed.
The Buckingham theater, in Louis
vile, Ky, formerly the grand opera
house. located on Jefferson street, be-
tween Second and Third, was de-
strOyed by fire, on the 2d, caused by n
live wire in the scene room. The loss
is placed at 100000; partially covered
by insurance.
According to a decision handed down
by the state supreme court, Iowa
jurors must be together constantly
during a trial if either party to the
suit so demands.
Rudyard Kippling arrived at New
York. on the 2d, on board the steamer
Majestic. from Liverpool.
The United States gunbOat Prince
ton, which left New York January II.
snd arrived at Gibraltar January 20.
on her way TO Manila, continued her
voyage on the 2d.
All trans-continental lines leading
through Colorado were tied up, on the
I'd. bv snow.
Among the supplies carried by the
Solace for Manila are a large amount
of ammunition OF all kinds, two ten
inch rifles, p five-ineh rapid-fire guns,
q two cases of torpedo heads, dynamite.
powder. machinery, refrigerating and
cOndensing machines, 500 live sheep,
six milch cows, 200 barrels of -four,
uniforms and material for clothing.
\ further increase in the gold money
of the country by the amount of So
100000 is indicated by the statement
of circulation for the beginning of
February. The treasury has lost some
gold coin during the present year as
the result of its heavy disbursements,
but this has increased the amount in
the hands of the people. The total
stock of gold coin is SS24, 1881
Shortly after AOOn, on the I'd, an
enormous snowslide, dealing death in
its path, came down the mountain side
near Shoshone station, Col. on the Den
yer & Rio Grande road, and within less
than a dozen feet of the wreck of a
passenger train, crushed out three
lives.
Advices received by the steamer
Clutch, at Vancouver, b. C.. says: In
dams are on the warpath in Alaska.
One battle has taken place at Juneau,
and more fighting is imminent. Four
Indians were killed and several
wounded. Four American deputy
marshals were wounded. The Indians
are drinking, and there may be gen
eral uprising.
The Buffalo arrived at Manila, on
the I'd, having made a record breaking
run from New York to Manila in 81
days. She has aboard about ZOO sail
ors to relieve men in Dewey's fleet
whose time has expired. She will be
used as a regular transport for men
and naval stores, making regular trips
between Manila and San Francisco
every three months.
\ local freight train, west-bound,
end the pay-car special, passing east,
coIlided near San Simon, Ariz.. on the
Sd. while going through sand storm.
Fireman Albert Favey was Instantly
killed. Engineer Ralph Batterly was
badly injured. and Engineer James
Leavitt received injuries which caused
death n few hours later.
The Chicago Chronicle, of the Sd.
said: "a combine covering all grades
of oatmeal and other breakfast foods,
both in bulk and package. is in process
of formation. and viii be launched
within few days"