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sea serpent was seen off Rockaway few
days ago. An eye witness states that it was
at least 1912 feet long and had head as big as
a barrel. II the eye witness had taken two
more drinks Of whisky the monster would
have been 200 feet long aud had two heads as
big as an elephant,
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tanned. meordicus. that 1t referred to New Or
leans. and actually brought half a dozan others
to sustain what ne sad. i vas only after
and read again, that the individual realized
that he had made mistake OF seven or eight
hundred miles in hs location Of the f. YER
Meanwhile. he had nevertheless provoked q
miniature panic In his n.igbborhood which, 1t
Is hoped, has been abated by TIL IS time.
Montgomery & 90. sell a fine piano at II q. 10
to-day
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Washburn makes exquisite photographs at
reduced prices.
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But 90 on forever"
'tAh, well. it medina ever stop, for that mat
ter, so long as you feed and clean him, and
you've gotten to do that wi child, let alone
a machine" said Blnns, in his characteristic
dialect, as quoted the idea to him, when we
once more stood out In the darkness.
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STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.


animal be b and at asusnd Hpg the
oken down. u scaled
and d manyc cases anos i'm 0
"A' some OF ft the finest portions Continent
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ARION'S AIM.
He Settles His Real Estate
Troubles With Beck.

Special to the Star. f,
VOORHEES,, IND. Nov. 2S.-The details
are received here of deadly combat be-
tween Mr. F. NJ. Arion and one Beck, four
miles from here. a"
They had recently had trouble about real
estate transactions, and Arion was at the
house Of r. B. Brown. On looking out Of
the window he saw Beck mounted, with a
revolver in his hand. Arion stepped to his
traveling-bag, armed himself, and met his
adversary in the road. a.. 9,
Beck then rode off about fifty yards dis
tant, dismounted, stood behind his horse,
and commenced firing. Mr.. Arion stood
his ground, calm and cool. Beck fired
four or five shots without succeeding in
wounding his adversary.
At Beck's fifth shot his horse took fright
and scampered off, when Arion raised his
weapon and fired one shot. The ball struck
Beck in the left breast ranging near the
heart. -'i
The shot was fatal one. Beck ex.
pired before the arrival of doctor, living
only twenty or thirty minutes Deceased
was forty years of age, was unmarried. and
was native of illinois, Mr.. Arion il
twen'y-six years Of age, and Is native Of
Kentucky, -
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SERIOUS SCRIMMAGE.
How They Knock 'Em Down and Drag
EN- Out at Eddyville.

Special to the Star $3.50
EDDYvILLE, KY, Nov. 2S.-A terrible, If
not fatal, affray has occurred here in which
O. G. Daniel. clerk at tire Boyd House, shot
and severely wounded John Bell, a livery
stable keeper. There had been a difficulty
brewing between them for several DAYS,
which yesterday evening eliminated in a
rough-and- tumble fight in front of the Boyd
House. Daniel knocked Bell down and
stamped him with his boot-heel about the
head and face very severely.
Separated by bystanders, Daniel vert
into the hotel and Bell to his stable. swear
ing the trouble was not over. In moment
Bell returned with large corn-knife in his
hand, and, loudly cursing Daniel, started
into the hotel, when Daniel, who was in
the bar-room, took up doublebarreled
shotgun, and, directing it toward Bell.
fired. Bell jumped from before the door
way and the charge passed him without
effect rut 7r
Daniel then opened the door suddenly,
and, putting bis gun out fired the second
charge. The shot took effect in the right
side of Bells abdomen and tore very ugly
hole, but passed out without touching the
bowels Bell is getting on very we'll this
morning. Daniel gave himself up. .lu
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Shadows Of Coming Events,

The Corrvvlle sengerbund met Sunday
night in Bieler's Hall.
The Cincinnati Mannerchor have a re-
hearsal Sunday night at Eureka Hall.
The scholars of the York Street M. e.
Church will give an exhibition at the
church this evening. F
The African NJ. f. Church of Walnut
Hills announce grand holiday bazar, to
continue during Christmas week. 81.
Rabbi Wise will lecture this evening at
half-past seven O'Clock at the Plum Street
Temple. Subject "Agrippa The First"
The Germania Mannerchor will give
their regular Sunday entertainment day
after tomorrow at the Vine-street Tivoli.
The Cincinnati Branch of the National
Reform Ass citation will meet in the hall
of Y. NJ. G. A. this evening at 7:4t
o'clock. gf ..
The Morris Lyceum gives its first enter
tainment for the season this evening in St
Panrs NJ. e. Church, corner OF Seventh and
Smith streets. The admission is free and
the public are invited.
An entertaining concert will be given in
Asbury Chapel this evening, in which the
choir of he church, assisted bv members OF
the College of Music and the Conservatory
OF Music, will participate.
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Local Personal.

Mr.. R. A. Bagley. agent of the Hearts OF
Oak" Troupe, is stopping at the St. James.
Mr.. A. d. Langstaff, President Of the
Howard Association OF Memphis, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Mr.. George H. Kotte of Main street, re-
turned last evening from an enjoyable
hunting trip in he vicinity Of North Bend.
Miss Alice c, Fletcher arrived in the city
yesterday. During next month she will
deliver a series of lectures on "Ancient
America" at the residence of Mr.. Richard
Folsom, Walnut Hills,
DR.. Samuel Sexton, formerly of this city,
took the prize of the New York County
Medical Society for an essay on Affections
of the Ear Arising from the Teeth" The
prize was handsome gold medal worth,
intrinsically, over 5000.
NJ D. Hanover, Esq, we'll known in Gin
cinnati as a prominent member of the bar
here few years ago and also as one OF the
founders of the STAR, is in the city. He is
at present successful New York LAWYER,
devotng II good deal of attention to the
insurance branch of the profession. He
will be in the CITY day or two. Letters
left for him at the Gibson House or at the
Counting-room of this paper will reach him
promptly.
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Police Court.

Contrary to expectation, only few new
cases appeared upon the Police Court
docket this morning. The rain Yesterday
afternoon and evening had the effect oil
keeping people at their homes. The cases
of drunkenness and disorderly conduct
were very light. .. - a...,
John Wnest and Caroline Wuest were
fined So and costs for disorderly conduct.
Martin Flaherty was fined So and costs
for drunkenness. f -H
Rnbert Murphy went to the Work.house
for three months for petit larceny.
Thomas Qninlan went out for ten days
for vagrancy.
Thomas Pendergrast, small boy, charged
with stealing a small quantity OF tallow,
was discharged, there being no testimony
to show that Thomas had committed the
theft +4apI
G. W. Klinger was fined $40 and costs fol
drunkenness.
Kate Jenkins, a Bucktown belle, was
sent to the Workhouse for thirty days fol-
vagranCy.
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WALKER IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Wee Wirelings.

Heavy burglaries at New Carlisle, o. M
Hahn & Sons store robbed at Leetonia,
Ohio. .4r .0au saaa.l
Charles Beale' house burned near CALI.
polls, O. H
Sepckman & Meters store robbed at New
Bremen, O. NJ
Chas Sampleton, colored, fell dead at
New Albany, Ind. .n .Far 8
VIM. Hart fatally stabbed in saloon
fight at Pittsburg. ials,. @''r7 4 'st
Twelve buildings burned in Owensburg,
Ind. Loss, $4,000. e5 h'e9 ~ tEF
Joseph Huf's little child burned to death
at Park etshare, WI W. Va. asg~5 s-'"-'
Elk River Oil 60. struck oil four miles
from Charleston, W. Va. re. H"
Charley Lyon accidentally shot and
killed near Greenville, Ill.
Young Baxter fatally injured by a gun
explosion at Wellsville, O. "H-
John Kanoska's child found dead near
Gypsy camp at Cleveland. "
Judge Cowan shot and killed Hiram
Cole in Hunt County, Texas. $1
Otto Johns, aged twelve accidentally
shot and killed at Kenton, O.
Geo. L. Wilson, murderer sentenced for
life, pardoned by Gov. Bishop. .
Samuel Brown, colofed, fatally stabbed
his wife in Brazos Bottom, Tex.
Joseph Miller. aged twelve, accidentally
shot fatally near West Jefferson, o.
Thomas Breedings house burned near
Dallasburg, Warren County, o. y
Alfred Linderburg aged five, died in
New York from vaccination bloud poison
ing
Peter Leach, colored, murdered Deputy
Cole sent to arrest him in Robson Coun-
ty, N. c.
Amos H. Inskeep, the famous alleged
murderer of Logan County, o., has escaped
from Jail. = s'
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Coronial Matters.

; Coroner Carrick yesterday began an in
vestigation of the case of Herman Bitze
of No. 2O6 Hopkins street, who died on tn,
10Th inst, and who was buried last Frida,
in St. Johns Cemetery at st. Bernard.
The allegation is that he was knock ei
down in Mudge's factory, on Second street
BY a fellow employe, and that his death
was due to the injuries received. #
DR. T. H. Kearnev is making post-mor.
tenn examination to-day, and an inquest
will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
An inquest was commenced yesterda,
afternoon on the body of John Miller, who
as stated before, died mysteriously at hi
home on Madison street, Corryville.
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work, and that there is balance due to
the plaintiff of 1892 600.

work, and that there is a balance due to
the plaintiff of $780,, 900. .... -.
The Railroad Company denies any breach
of contract, and also claims that it is not
liable, for reason that the plaintiff fraudu-
lently entered into secret contract with
Mr.. Haines. the President of the road, by
which Haines was to get $125, 600 for his in
Ruence in securing the contract with the
plaintiff.
The Court instructed the jury that as
such secret contract would be fraud on
the defendant it would release the COM
pany from its liability, unless it afterwards
assented to waive its right. and ratified the
original contract for the construction of the
road.
If the jury should find there was such
secret contract without knowledge or con.
sent Of the defendant, all that the plaintiff
would be entitled to recover would be fol
the amount of work he actually done on
the road, and of which the defendant had
the benefit The jury then retired.
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LIEUT.. GOVERNOR WILTZ.
Sensational RumOrs of His Death
.... Last Night. a

National Associated Press to the Star. --
New ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-1O:l0 A. MA
widely circulated rumor this morning
states that Lieut.. Governor Louis A.
Wilt, present candidate for Governor on
the Democratic ticket, died suddenly last
night The report lacks full confirmation.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 2S-1l:45 A. M.-The
Democrat has bulletin stating that Lieu.
tenant Governor Wiltz is feeling better
than at any time since his illness.
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MIAMI VALLEY RAILROAD.
Concerning q Much Talked Of Suit.

J. B. Benedict against the Miami Valley
Railroad Company. In this case, which
has been on trial for six weeks before
Judge Johnston in the Common Pleas Court,
the argument having closed, the Court
charged the jury this morning. 7T
Tie plaintiff alleged that he entered
into contract with the defendants to
construct its road from Cincinnati 10
Waynesville, Warren County, for $570-
900. payable in bonds stock and cash !;
that the defendants violated the contracts
by not obtaining the right Of way. and by
inducing the snb-contractors to stop the
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TURKEl THURSDAY.
How Grant and Hayes Got Away
With Their GObblers.
! GRANT GOT AWAY WITH A TURKEY.

0hANT SoI AWAf WITH a rUhAbh FE
GALENA, ILL.,. Nov. 28.-Gen. Grant ate a
Thanksgiving turkey with Mrs. Grant at
their home in East Galena yesterday. The
day was very quiet one.
Gen. Sheridan and Potter Palmer are ex-
pected to-day at the Grant residence, re-
naming over night Monday next the
General and wife will be the guests Of Hon.
John Thomps IN in Dubuque. and will At
tend the charity ball in that city. s~
PRESIDENT AT PHrDADELpHrA.S
I PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-President Hayes
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arrived in this city at midnight Wednesday
night and was driven to the residence Of
Bishop Simpson, where his wife was guest.
Yesterday morning the President and wife
went to Frankford, an OUTLYING ward, where
the Paul-street Methodist Church was dedi-
Gated by Bishop Simpson. The afternoon
was spent at the Bishops house. Last eve-
ming the President and wife visited the fair
which the Methodists are holding in the
Industrial Art Building. He returned to
Washington on the IL 80 p. m. train. Mrs.
Hayes will return to-day.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
KALAMAZOO, Nov. 2S.-Barney Winn was
killed by cars here to-day.
New YORK, Nov. 28.-Mlle. Marie Mar
mion, the prima donna, arrived to-day.
TOLEDO, Nov. 28.--Schneider Bros mill
burned at Webbs Station to-day. Loss,
$40, 600.
greenfield, IND, Nov. 28.-A terrible
storm of wind, rain and lightning passed
over here to-day. ei ~ 8
NEW York, Nov. 28.-J. P. Morgan and
Cyrus w. Field were to-day elected Di-
rectors of the New York Central, vice ].
E. Burrill and Joseph Harker, who re.
signed. aua n
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Merkel Acquitted.
|special to the star. '3l1a7a,a'

IbItTIHI oGnIs Y
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 2S.-A Clarks.
willie special to the Banner states that the
|jury in the case of John II. Merkel, charged
with numbering Emma Draudt, at the
Southern Hotel. Clarksville, Nav the 7tl,
last, returned verdict Of not guilty this
morning. Much feeling prevails, as it is
generally believed Merkle is guilty.
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/ Thomas A. Edison announces that he
will attempt to illuminate, ON Christmas
Eve, all the houses in Menlo Park, N. j.,
with his electric light, which he claims to
have perfected. His burners will be at.
tached to the chandeliers, and the wires
will be run along the outside Of the gas
pipes.
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Nine prisoners escaped from the Muir
freesboro (Tenn.) jail Among them were
West Smithey, charged with murder in
Fhe first degree, and Hick Slaughter,
Already sentenced TO forty-one years inn
prisonment for arson.
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Sudden Death Of a Juror,

g. Frey, aged sixty, juror in the case
Of Benedict vs. the Miami Valley Railroad,
now in progress in the Common Pleas
Court, died Suddenly while sitting in q
chair in saloon at No. 339 Walnut street,
at 2 O'clock this afternoon. He lived out
near the Geological Garden.
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The last spike to be driven at the COM
pleticn of the Southern Railroad will be a
silver one. and will be driven in the pres
ence Of the officials of the road. 1t is now
on exhibition at Duhme & Co.'s. E
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HEMP'S HELP.
'Wherewith Several Sinners
Shuttle the Coil.
MagOon Makes His Exit and Walker
Walks the Plank.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
WINDSOR. VI, Nov. 2s.-Asa Magoon is
to be hanged to-day for the murder of Rufus
Streeter, at Barre, town six miles from
Montpelier, in Washington County, Octo.
Der 18th, 1876 Application was made to
Governor Proctor for reprieve. but on
Wednesday he telegraphed to Magoon's
counsel that it would not be granted, and
the doomed man at once Telinquished all
hope and gave his attention to spiritual
preparation. He manifested great depres.
sion, and last night he devoted principally y
to prayer, taking very little sleep. All
preparation for the execution is completed,
but the affair does not attract much atten.
ton as but few people have as yet come to
town. '. r 'E
CANDIDATE IN TEXAS.
CAMERON, TEX, Nov. 28.-Milan Hubby
has been sentenced to death for the murder
of w. H. Gardner, near Cullins Place
Walker Creek. in this (Milan) County, May
9th last The murder was an atrocious
one, Hubby having at night waylaid Gard
ner from the mesquite bushes and shot
him dead. Blood on Hubby's saddle led te
his arrest. There is no sympathy for the
assassin.
WALKER IN WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 28.-The Gov
ernor has refused to commute the sentence
Of young Walker, who killed Pat. Dollar
near Huntington, for which lie was sen
fenced to hang at Wavne Courthouse to
day. He will therefore hang according
to programme, and everything tha
the sheriff can do to expedite his exit, ex
cept swing him off, has been done. Thi
being the only legal hanging for twenty
years in this part of the State, people arr
taking lively interest in it, and from indi
cations at an early hour this morning
thousands will be present.
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VIM. @. Howard, the newly-appointed
Clerk Of the U. s. District and Circuit
Courts, gave bonds to-day in the sum of
SAC, 900, and took the oath of Office.
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The hull of the old steamer Natchez
broke loose from its moorings at Fulton
this afternoon and blew across the river.
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COlum bus. t" @
LIZA COUNTY DELEGATIoN-PAINTI @
RI9HOp ETC

Il tt COlum bus. t" ''
GALLIA COUNTY DELEGATIoN- GOV.
BISHOP, ETC.
Special to the Star. % '
COLUMBUS, Nov. 28.-The Sheriff OF Gallia
County brought to the Penitentiary this
morning Sidney Short for cutting with in
tent IT, kill, four years; s. Galloway, grand
larceny, four years; John H. Jefiers, shoot.
ing with intent to kill, one year; Henry
Roak, horse stealing, one year; VIM. Lane,
murder in the first degree. for life. The
total cost of convcting and bringing the
men here is 81, ,152 IA. t Fl
One man is out to-day on expiration OF
sentence. This is rainy, disagreeable day.
Henry Mathew, the artist who is paint
ing the portrait of Gov. Bishop. will have
the same completed in about a week. 1t
will be an excellent likeness of the Cover
nor. and already pleases His Excellency
very much. As the picture nears the finish
numbers are focking to inspect it..
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Fourth Edition,
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.--For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley rising barometer,
decidedly COLDER with westerly winds
and rainy weather, partly changing to
snow, followed on Saturday by cold, partly
cloudy weather
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The following are the opening aud the ,1.30 D.
m. quotations of the New York Exchange
as received by Lea, Sterrett Il Co., % West Third
street: 'II
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Thomas Barrett aged eleven, drowned
while skating at Cambridge City, Ind. q.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-H -HORSE-Stray gray horse at the
Il Oliver Station Pound, will be sold at public
auction, Nov mber 10Th, at o'clock .. m. no28.2t
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FIEGLIN-ALLBECKER- the parsonage of
the Enst Pearlstreet NJ H. Chnrch, November
18th, by Rev. W. II. ,Mjem, Mr. Michael Fieglin
and Miss Mary Allbecker, Ill Of Newport
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BEYOND THE BRINY.
Three New BishOprics for the
United States.
Grandfather Bismarck, at Your
...l. Service.
Trouble Anticipated by Home Rulers
.-.tss .., Tomorrow. ID.

'a' Germany.
CROWN PRINCE ARRIvED--GRANDPA BISMARCK.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN, Nov. 28.-The Crown Prince
Frederick William has arrived in this
city.
The Countess Rantsean, only daughter of
Prince Bismarck, has been delivered of a
son. H, bnl ID .,f tl4sd...i ..2.
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Frederick William has arrived in this
city.
The Countess Rantsean, only daughter OF
Prince Bismarck, has been delivered of a
son. H itu -.af tlg5dH.i ...}
BIsMARcK's DOCTOR RECALLED. 's,
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-The private physician
of Prince Bismarck, who left Varzn few
days ago, has been recalled by the Prince,
and left Berlin for Varzin to-day. Rumorj
of Bismarcks alarming illness are current.
THANKS FOR THEIR MEDICINES.
BERLIN Nov. 28-Prince Bismarck has
published letter, in which he thanks the
many volunteers for their kind offering of
medical remedies, and says he is not well
enough to thank them individually.
Great Britain.
DISTURBANCE FEARED TOMORROW.
LONDON, Nov. 2S-There is much dissen-
sion among the Liverpool Home Rulers re-
garding the holding of a meeting Saturday.
The more peaceable section of the party
fear disturbance. ..
KILLEN COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL.
DUBLIN, Nov. 28.-The Magistrates at
Sligo have committed Killen to take his
trial, and have refused to accept bail. He
has been committed to prison, and the ex.
element is great. -'-
.LADoUcHERE TO BE REINsTATED.
! LONDON, Nov. 28.--The Master of Rolls
decides that the Beefsteak Club must rein.
state Labouchere. lf
+ ~ WHEN DE LEssEPs WILL SAIL
I LoNpoN, Nov. 28.-De Lesseps will start
on the 9th of December for Panama, and
will return via New York.
MOVEMENTS OF sCHoUvALoFF.
z Count Schouvalof will go to Cannes to-
morrow. He hopes to return to England
in the spring to fulfill private engagements
THE SLIGO TRIALS.
SLIGO, Nov. 2a.--After long cross-exam.
ination by Rea of the witnesses for the
prosecution yesterday. in The trial of Kill.
en-, the case for the Crown was closed. Rea
then commenced rambling defense, in the
midst of which the Court adjourned for the
day.
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Italy.
NEW BIsHoPRICs FOR AMERICA.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch from Rome
says the Propaganda Eide has approved the
proposal of Cardinal McCloskey for the es-
tablishment of three Bishoprics in Amer
lea under the Jurisdiction of the Archbishop
of New York. The Propaganda will in
struct the Cardinal as to the most suitable
location of the Sees.
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Turkey.
A PAsHA ASSAsSINATED.

n FNbHA ASSAEb1NATEUs
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 28.-Ahmed Muk-
tar Pasha has been massacred by the
Arnauts at Gusingi. Full details of the
massacre are not yet received.