The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25
MORNING. NOVEMBER 25 1875

name of William Penn having left because
of alleged incest with Melissa Penn, his sis.
ter, child hdvng been born into the
world because of this dire offense against
the laws of God and man.
The school property in West Brattleboro
known as "Glenwood ladies' seminary,
has fallen into the hands of Prof. Hiram
circuit, the eminently successful principal
of the Tilden seminary, at West Lebanon,
N. H., and he is negotiating tor the estab-
lishment OF a classical boarding school of
higher order, for boys and young men, to
be opened In the spring.
George Burk Hartland, who attempt
ed suicide Oct. z, by firing two balls from
revolver into his head, is doing well.
Both balls entered the skull on the side
just back of the eye and lodged between
the frontal bone and the brain. DR.. j. s.
Richmond succeeded in getting one of the
balls the 18th, and the other the 18th of
the present month. 1t is matter of won
der that the patient survived.
1t is reported that the mulatto who as
saulted Miss Story at North Georgia, has
been arrested at Burlington, and that he is
one Johnny Tankard, barber who form
erly worked for William a. Davis of st.
Adams. He came to st. Adams about
week ago, but failing to get work, left
again for Burlington. AS the assault was
committed Thursday forenoon it seems
quite probable that he was the one that
committed it. He is light mulatto, about
"a years of age.
Rufus Buell., who went to California
from Essex, many years ago, has turned
out wealthy farmer. Having just money
enough to get there, he taught school,
bought cattle, then land at 80 cents an acre,
and now he has 40, 900 acres of land, 1000
COWS and 40 span of horses, and keeps 100
men at work. He resides in the city, where
he has large market which he supplies
entirely from his own farm. He has a
large cheese factory, harness, blacksmith
and wheelwright shop, and every other ia
cility necessary to carry on an extensive
farm and city business, and sports So
BOO library.
Three bears, that have not yet retired to
their winter nap, are prowling around in
The vicinity of "Bone Mountain Water
bury. They were chased by two hunters.
asst week, into Smuggler's Notch, where
hey effectually concealed themselves from
heir pursuers. But the hunters had bare
y time to return when the bears were dis
covered on the mountain near Bolton sta
ion. They allowed themselves to be
hunted, but refused TO suffer bodily harm.
Becoming hungry from over exertion they
ook late supper of fat sheep in the barn
'ard of Andrew Cox, in Honey Hollow"
By an order of the president, issued on
Friday last, the two internal revenue col
ection districts of the state have been con- |
olldated inlo one, with Charles s. Dana, |
VI st. Johnsbury, as collector, to be known |
hereafter as the third district The old |
bird collection district, of which Hon. |
ohm l.. Mason succeeded A. j. Crane as |
embraced the counties of Chtten-
len, Rutland, Bennington, Addison. La
noille, Washington, Franklin and Grand
sic. Similar consultations have been eff
ected ia other states, and the change dis
harges from the public service forty-four
olectors and assessors of internal revenue,
With their deputies and clerical assistants.
t is estimated that the movement will save
he government upwards of half million
It dollars annually.