The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-04

I'VE rejoice to think that the -,,, !.
fat men and womcn is not likely To- 5i,.'t
WITH barnum when the great sb..,.
shall hc gathered To- his fathers 17,,- .'''n
a bahe IN Kentucky whose aro !. ~ 5
years. lie weighs l2G hounds rne,..,.'- '..' "a :
inches around the chest. 40 in-I,ag - = %,
the waist, about 56 inches ara,pd ~, I'.l
26 inhes around the thigh. and ! "A -
in height. Mr.. :. II. Chambers tl.a ri.t
er, Is man "f medium size. about s.'.N
five. The mother is rather small qf
young human elephant eats and -
well. If he goes on improving * ro ! !
begun. there i no fear of tn. So,,,r,
Tho people of Texas are su't,.li,,,-
vereiy from drought. \ collr,rl,-5 !,
writing from .TackSboro saws thai 10, =,
region no rams have fallen since the rutl,
May. except a few very Tght SHOVE.
the latter part Of June. Fires Inv, l..
raging in the grass aud timber. So tI,-. 3
whole country is darkcucd bv the .,...
The crops have been dried un. and ,-,,,-
farms there will be nothing left vo,.l.l \.
vestinG. Many of the streams are H.
pcaring, and in frequent instances -.
have been obliged to 60 five miles q, :
cure waller 1t Is feared that unless 50. a
relief comes there will bc = great rI,ur,-
among the cattle from un>ati>ticd films
Numbers Of Southern u,ot4r.s
showing that they have more GOOD ... !,
sense than their white Radical flf,l.r.
advocate the mixture Of Whites and lr- 4
in the schools. For instance. TIr-.--
Of Marengo county. Alabama. ha.nr...
cd that they do not desire upra-l, f,.frf, /.
schools, and that aS fuI. social T,ra-s !,
they are governed 10y the laws Of ma. !.
which clnnot, even If desired. o.. r.r..r !
ed. regulated. amended or lcrrafrr1, J,
laws enacted by man. Ia Lee csg..t. a
culored people declare That they I'D, %
tcrably oppused To any kind of le-f-r7. \
State or Federal. favoIing miNud sch IA
mixed churches. or any miNtur. oT 4
orbearing ou he question of social e...,.. 4,
The Elmira y. \. Ga-... r4.r
romance of lady IN DUNDEE. h
county. who was secretly married .r ->r Il
Sir John Gordon TalmaEe. of England. IA
was visiting this country and ~tul A.
social habits of the country rr.,.. IS;
. John was to return within "a N,al.aT Ii,
his bride. lie never came. Tu.u...r IA
who married them died. leaving n. IN
undiSclosed. Not uwil Narcu at 4,
there any new Development Iuag-l >
b advertisement of the Talma5e family u
bride of nineteen years ago ua~ frl.d S
John was seriously iniur,u ~1al after n
: turning home and suddenly lu~, hi~ :. e
Last winter his reason returned. hrs A
, soon after died. lie revealed the sion 4
: his marriage and left S2.ua'. .Haatohi- ii
, if She couid br found. Lad, Ialua-g y
% to England to claim Icr estate.
~ Frcuchmau, named Au-u~t Gar it
who said he was from ScEuoun Ind n
T. willie walking on the track of ih. 7 ".
: /. r. r., near iIenryville. IudanJ. &
, o'clock Saturday night. was atta,kyI
T. three men. They took his racsy; 10
and five dollars. then tied han ru The Ia
with ropes over 4 small cui-r.t aul /
| him. lie succeeded I'm getting the g
, that held his body united. Iut iuf
? got those that lIrld his left foot l,a~ nt
. IN approaching passenger train was ~
him. He. in hat desperate muiacut. In
his body Oft the track and the train I sss
over ana served his leg from the od
lie fell into the culvprt. cIau .,l uut
there All night, ard was picked uu 4
early Eour next morning 10y Conductor M
eihousc. of passing freight tl-..r q
taken to JcfierSonviile. where bee Nv
>nitricrtly to make the above star. ei
lie then relapsed and died at . u-c' K
Il. There l. no clue To the pcIl.,tI.' n
t this LeiuouS crime.