William Walker, of Pittsylvania conaty,
Va., was killed1 at Chatham at 4 o'clock oa
Thursday morning by Liles G. Johnson,
merchant's clerk. Walker, who slept with
Johnson, went out while tbe Utter was
aaleep, and returning awoke Johnson, who,
mistaking him for a robber, shot him dead
with a pistol.
Lady Brassy, ef England, ia the posses
sor of a mole skin eacque made Iroui the
skins of over one thousand moles, all col
lected by berseir. She has set tbe taabiou
among tbe Udiea of wealth and lahion,aj-d
tbe height of their ambition ia now to dia.
place their seaj-skia sacques lor those of
tbe mole, which are likely to become aa
costly aa those of tbe Russian table.
Al. Millner, lire man en a freight engine of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, perlormed a brave act on Wed
nesday by which he saved the file of a young
mas named Frank Fisher, at the risk ol bis
owa. As Millner'a train was passing
through Freedom, Beaver county, Fifher
endeavored to cross tbe road in (rout of tbe
engine, when he was struck and thrown
serosa the beam ol the cow-catcher, with
his ieet almost under the wheels. Millner
ran out along Ibe footboard and held the
boy until tbe train was stopped, although he
was in imminent danger of being drawn
under tbe wheels owing to the peculiar po
sition of the body. Fisher was insensible
when removed from tbe engine, but recov
ered consciousness in a short tune and was
lound to have suntaiued no very serious in
juries.
A TRUE FISH STORY.
From a Letter iu the Albany (Ga-yNews.
