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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26
CUBA.

HAVANA, Nov. %.
The Diario De La Marina has an editorial
| to day of which the following is an extract :
The Washington Government knows to day
and the United States Congress will know
Tomorrow the justice with which the Spanish
authorities have acted. They will take care
| of the national honor without suffering them
| selves to be influenced by the cries of the
| masses, who know not what these Cuban
patriots are. Far from our minds be the
| feeling of arrogance, further still the feeling
of debility, from our hearts. We neither
| seek nor shun peril 1t the Americans OBJ
| lige US to fight We will. If the Mother Coun-
try can aid US We will thank her, but if we
must contend alone there are Spaniards
| enough in Caba to keep our banner safe.
We will sell very dearly that W ich was once
the most brilliant flower of the Crown OF
Castillo"
New York. %. letter from Havana
dated Nov goth, says: There is much talk
of war with the United States. The Captain
General and military chiefs have had several
meetings. Preparations tor the defence have
actively been made and guns are being
mounted on all the forts around the city.
Who they will get TO 'man them is another
matter, as they have no artillery men.
Powder is also being supplied, and general
| hustle is noticed around the arsenals. The
people talk warlike and express determin
alton to make no concessions. They will
fight to the last before they will give up ihe
Virginius or any persons who took part in
the execution OF her crew. The Journals
publish articles to excite the people and the
| Republican papers join in for fear they will
not be- considered patriotic. The staten
that the Tornado is a captured block ade run
ner is incorrect. She was built in England
| tor the CHILEAN government, and was captured
by Spanish man of-war, CT roma, and taken
into Cadz, where she was condemned and
sold. She is fine vessel"
New York, %. A Washington special
says that the Secretary of the Navy yes,
terday directed that orders be issued to
suspend work on the ironclads, and to detail.
from the large vessels recently ordered into
commission all officers to await further
orders. Transportation of ordnance stores
| to Key West will also be stopped. There is
| no possibility it is said of settling the diplo-
matte controversy between Spain and the
United States tor many months to come,
| which accounts for the orders for retrench-
ment. Lieut. Col. James Forney of The Ma
! rine Corps, while the Spanish warfare was at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26
STATE NEWS.

That 1000 pound cheese from the New
burgh cheese factory, which attracted SC
much attention at the recent State Fair, has
been cut in Bangor for Thanksgiving. and
we suppose that everybody is to have hack
at it,
The fall term of the Westbrook Seminary
closed last week with a written examination,
continuing two days, which was sustained BY
the students in manner highly creditable
both to themselves and to the Board Of In
structon. 1t is believed that the results of
the last terms work, as exhibited in the ex-
animation. will warrant the statement, that
no institution in Maine of like grade, is more
thorough going in all its departments than
Westbrook Seminary.
The Free Masons of Portland have formed
Relief Association.
The Press is pleased to learn that the
young son of Col. Robbie of Gorham, injured
by the accidental discharge of firearms a
short time since, is rapidly improving.
Senator Hamlin leaves Bangor for WASH
ington to-day.
Six inches Of snow in the woods is the
report that comes to us from Down East.
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NEWS BY MAIL.


Senator Morton is preparing bill to repeal
the bankruptcy act.
As an afterpiece to the Tweed drams, the
trial of james II. Ingersoll and John d. Far.
rington for forgery in the third degree, in de-
frauding the city, attracts general public At.
tention.
Tweed's counsel were called before Judge
Davis in New York, Monday, to answer for
contempt Of court. The judge reviewed the
pape constituting the act of contempt, and
then adjourned the case till Saturday.
Jay Cook was examined before register In
bankruptcy at Philadelphia, Monday, in the
case of one of the petitioners to have the firm
adjudgdd bankrupt.
Robert Crozier is appointed by the Govern
or Kansas as United States Senator, to al
the vacancy occssioned dy the resignation of
Mr. Caldwell.
The Cuban war sensation has collapsed
and doubtless the question will be allowed to
rest with the State department for peaceful
settlement. The Spanish cabinet has not yet
signitied exactly what course it will pursue,
though ii gives strong assurances Of . desire
to do exact justice 10 the case. The chief
obstacles in the way of an immediate arrange.
ment OF the controversy are those which
arise from the opposition to the CASTELAR, gov
eminent at home and the difficulties it may
encounter in securing obedience to its DEGREES
in Cuba.
The chamber Of commerce have adopted .
petition to Congress asking for the early re-
sumption of specie payments and advising
the redemption Of United States notes on the
4th of May next. A series of these articles
were adduced by the memorialists to show
that gold and silver were a national medium
of carrying on trade. They 60 on to say that
the main point to be considered is whether
the trade of the United States with other
countries warrants a return to specie pay.
ments. They argue that he high rate Of for.
eign exchange shows that such assumptions
have been made.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Eennebee gunrnal.
PORTLAND.


Portland, %. Schooner Livonia, of and
for Rockland, from Boston, Capt. Rhoades,
with cargo of general merchandise, went
ashore on the breakwater inside of Richmond
Island at one O'Clock yesterday. She is to-
tai loss. The crew consisted of the captain.
who was drowned, and James w. Rhoades
and A. p. Stanley, who were rescued by
James Ii. Jordan of Cape Elizabeth, after re-
naming on the bottom of the vessel three
hours. The vessel registered Al 41-lO0 tons
and was owned by Master Sidney. Bird OF
Rockland and Smith of Boston.
Schooner Ne,tie Walker, Capt. Drew,
from Machias bound westward, was towed in
here this afternoon, having been on the rocks
near Portland light and injured her bottom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

Chicago, Nov. %.
Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat active
higher and irregular; sales No. spring no l-2al 70
No lo54 cash; 1888 Dec; los Jan.; los Feb.
higher. No mixed 4o1 cash; Al IL Dec; i2h
Jam. high mixed Al / 4al-2; Dec. az rejected 40
cash or Dec 3'5s Jan: rejected 30 IL. Rye in
fair demand and higher at 66 for >o.2 Barley
quiet and weak; H0al32 for No fall 9iag5 for No.
spring. Pruvls' actvx and strong. Pork
active and higher; u 81 IL for spot; IL IS Jan.
Is % fer Feb. Lard in good demand; II cash
o o Sa n,, luz aeats STEADY. IL shoulders
boxed seller Dec. Green meats higher; shoulders
81. al rough sides 4; short ribs 81 short clear
md -. meats 10 to Is days in salt l!a7s higher.
Whskey steady at 9S IL.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo 10; wheat
Receipts II 900 -four; SO 600 wheat "a 900 corn
$1,000 oats; ZOO rye; 23,U0O barley.
Shipments - 5000 -four; 32,0 900 wheat: 81 000
corn; ii 1900 oats: LOO bailey ,00Orle.
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FOREIGN.

London, 2j. The steamship Samaritan has
been chartered by the government to convey
regiment to the gold coast.
A fresh sentence is pronounced against
Archbishop Ledochowske for continuing I'M
lawfully 10 institute priests. He is condemn
ed to Imprisonment for two years and an addi
tional fine of 5000 thalers.
Madrid, %. Senior Figuras, whose depart
ure on special mission to London has been
several times postponed, has finally abandon
I'd the innrnrY
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Thomas Totman of Sidney is, perhaps,
|erly entitled to notice, politically, as
er person in the State, if not in the
He is now over ninety four years
and has voted for President every
zee his twenty first year, throwing his
e for Thomas jefferson, and his last
ident Grant. He voted for Governor
ear in Massachusetts, between 1900
D. when Maine became a State, and
en has voted for Governor every year
r. At the gubernatorisl election last
ppeared as usual at the polls, and
e gentleman holding the check list
traight republican ticket saying as
tied his ballot, "this may be my last
I hope to live long enough to vote
es G. Blaine for President Of the
States"
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, 20. The construction bureau
of the navy department says that if work at
any of the navy yards is suspended it is not
because of orders from Washington. 1t was
only to-day that orders were sent from the
bureau to make some additional repairs upon
the Colorado at New York. The Roanoke is
not Intended tor the North Atlantic squadron,
but for the mouth of the harbor, and as for
the Dictator, there is very little work remain
ing to be done to her
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|cilities.

morning train eastward from this city
O mail, the want of which is seriously
all that broad area reached by this
the Maine Central and the Knox &
Railroads. No mail leaves this city
until p. NJ, six hours after it
We been carried on the Z A. NJ, train
e. A delay of six hours each day in
pt OF mail is very important matter,
as it precludes the possibility of
g letters the same day. Brunswick,
d. Augusta, Bath, Wiscasset, Dam
Rockland and the numerous smaller
objected TO this inconvenience, should
petition to the Post Office DEPART
better mail accommodations" - Port
IS.
ritter of the above is evidently not
1t with the facts in the case concern
h he undertakes to write. He evil
es not know that the night Pullman
es Portland, coming east, at l2:l5
tn postal car attached, and brings
m his city. This arrives at Augusta
NJ, and all mail matter for this city
sr delivery at Z A. NJ, at which hour
opens, while matter for down river
the Knox & Lincoln Railroad is re-
the 6 A. M. train, reaching Gardi-
B. Richmond at and Brunswick at
M. Thus Brunswick receives its
hour earlier than it could get 1t by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-26

PIN Sidney, the honest Scandinavian,
is so well known to every summer resi-
Of Squirrel Island, recently came near
|g gored to death by an enraged bull. His
! wife, armed with a broomstick, was his
salvation. 1t was a stern chase, and
was lucky to escape with few flesh
'nds and the ruination of that portion OF
bantaloons that gets over the fence last.
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Thanksgiving entertainment and bail,
Augusta Dramatic Club, at Granite
bn this evening, will be unusually at
+. Previous to the ball, for which
will be furnished by Berry's Full Band,
b will present the capital farce, enti-
Who is Who?" and the roaring farce of
ct Family Between the pieces Mr..
b Rowse will sing several comic songs
Facter. We notice among the actors
mes Of those who have made them
avorites here as amateurs. We uust
hall will be well filed on the present
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BELFAST.

Belfast, %. Launched from the yard of
George w. Cottril, the three masted
schooner Flora E. Mcdonald, three hundred
and fifty tons, owned by parties in this city
and to be commanded by John Mcdonald.
Cleared, ship Antelope, now Of Boston,
fifteen hundred tons, Scott master, for Savan-
nah and New Orleans.
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Thanksgiving suppIies-An Abundane OF
Good Things.


Good Things.
Reports from the country for some days
past, have indicated terrible slaughter of
the innocents." Pstriarchs Of the barn-yard.
that have roasted by the roadside for less
than a century, were brought to the execution
block, and their wheat-stone colored corpses
quirered among the young and tender COM
panions OF sorrow, tattened especially for
the Thank sgiving feast. The storm interfer.
ed somewhat with the marketing, but still
there were pung loads of poultry brought into
the city from every Objectionable turkey,
the real king Of the Thanksgiving din
ner, largely predomna.ing. The farmers
seemed to take the business right out of the
l2t cents to a shilling pound. With
pleasant weather we may expect to see the
market to-day fairly glutted with turkeys at
l 4 or 10 cents pound.
Our marketmen, grocery dealers, etc, will
he well stocked up to- day with all the varied
materials for tirst-class Thanksgiving din
ncr, and as it may assist our readers in count
ing the cost of their dinner before eating it,
we give the retail prices for the following
Thanksgiving supplies to be purchased
Turkeys, Is, Is a 20c; geese, IL Ice
ducks, Il a l9c. chickens, IS a zoe. part
ridges, zoe per pair; nice surlon steak, 22c.
pork steak, l24c. lamb, II a &c.; corned
tongue, zoe. tripe, Zee. sausagcs, l5c
eggs, Soc; potatoes, 75c. celery, 25 a CSC.
per bunch; cranberries, l5c per quart; on
ions, &C. squash, &c. cabbage, &c.. butter,
40 Ace; cheese zoe. raisins, l24 lsc.
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srs. Dolliver & Pishon have jus. re-
! a large lot of brackets and fancy cab
Fare, which they claim is the largest
bf the kind ever exhibited in this mar
There are many pretty and useful arti-
the stock. In connection with their
re business, the firm also do all kinds
plstering, employing a gentleman from
we'll versed in that department. We
that the State House furniture has been
uled and renovated by Messrs. Dolliver
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ghly, has nipped in the bud the large crop
drowning accidents that usually occur at
season of the river. What is loss to the
wspapers is gain to the fathers and moth
of the reckless skaters.
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FINANCIAL G. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, Nov.

New York Money Market.
New York, Nov. %.
EVENING REPORT.
Money was in good demand during the day at Z
per cent and l-31 int. rest
Foreign exchange opened strong and higher at
l0i IL ior sixty days sterling and l0oa for sight,
with actual bur mess at lU794a7s for sterling and
l0o5sa 2for sight.
Gold closed AT :09 ~ after selling at I0a4.
The rates paid for carrying were GA, l-52, I,
and per cent gold
The associated banks now hold $34 sS5 coo in lie.
gal tenders, an j crease of $6i5 0GU since sat
urday.
Clearing House statement
Cur. ency exchange S56 Cpl s25
balances 2,22U,6js
Cold exchange 354s, 1873
Balances $50 81
Custom receipts to-day were 1929 900.
Inc assistant treasurer paid out to-day ell 600 on
account OF interest and $lsg,00O in redemption OF
$40 bopds.
Gold Exchange bank statement
Gold balances sl,l04, 7l6
Currency balances l2li ,O7s
Gross clearances A. .296, 900
State bonus quiet.
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supreme Judicial Court.-Danforth J. Pre- =
siding.
TUESDAY. Nov. 9th

TUESDAY, Nov. 25th.
DR.. Thompson VS.. The Maine Central.
The testimony on both sides was all out few
minutes before five o'clock. At this late
hour the cour, excused counsel from common
cling his argument. Mr.. Libbey for the de-
fence will have the floor in the morning, and
promises the Judge not to exceed in length
the hour rule.
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CANADA

Toronto, %. A despatch from South bay
says that the barque Gibraltar, with wheat, is
ashore seven miles below Point Peter light.
Montreal, %. The government inquiry in
to the disaster to the steamer Bavarian has
closed Risley, the dominion commissioner,
has proceeded to Kingston, where he will ex-
anime Capt. Howard, after which he will go
20 Toronto and examine the passengers who
were saved.
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Es"Go to Deliver & Pishon's for Nice
Brackets and Fancy Cabinet Ware. nov26+lm

Many suffer rather than take nauseous med
cine; and this is not to be wondered at, as
the remedy is often worse than the disease.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, Influenza sore
throat, or tendency to Consumption, will find
IN DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry a
remedy as agreeable to the palate as etf.ctual
in removing disease. cod t&wlw
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, 25. The United States Cartridge
Company commence this week to run their
works day and night, with two sets of work
men. They have pressing orders for sew
eral millions of cartridges from the War and
Navy Departments, and also large orders for
commercial work.
1t is said that the United States frigate
Colorado will be brought from New York to
Charlestown navy yard to be fitted for sea.
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The Confessions of an I.yaliA

PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and FOR the tenedt OF
YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS y no suffer from NERy
OtS DEBILITY Loss OF MANHOOu, etc. .up.
plying the means o SELF cure. Written by one v no
cured himself afte unde going considerable auack
cry and sent freeon receiving post paid directed
envelope. 49, =
Sufferers are invited to address tho author. VI
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
snbn98 Box t53, Brooklyn, NY.
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EASrPORT.

Eastport, 25. Brig Ben Young, befor re-
ported ashore, has been got off and lowed to
Machas. Schooner Wild Hunter is repair
ing at Lubec. The cargo Of coal lost in the
Offices.
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CORRESPONDENT who heard Murray's lee
on "Clvilized Heather" at Waterville,
|other evening says it is full of glazing mis-
|ements. A Waterville Mail correspond
points out some of these errors, and says
Murray's injustice is less than his ignor-
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, NOV 70.
PROVlSIONS-steady,
PORk-eI3 %
LAkD-sieam 7aa1 kettle 7%as
BULK MEATS-shOulders s.. a.; clear rib sides
Ga 9 clear sides 6s,a.
BACON shoulders Ga q; clear rib sides sG,.
clear sides al
WHlskEY-s79-.
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Fome interesting statistics in regard to the
|ning and closing of the river, will be
nd in the department occupied by our
lowell correspondent. The record from
ich the statistics are derived has been
|hfully kept, and may be relied upon as
rect,
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HAVANA.

Havana, %. The British barRue Jerome
Jones, from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, with
coal for Havana, stranded on the 21st on Salt
Key. twenty-five miles north of Cardenas.
All hands but one were saved.
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|enty years experience in any business
j be a guarantee that a person know 3
is what" If not masters of their bust
pr profession by that time, they had bet
tire to the shades. Mrs. Hodges, the
ar milliner opposite the Cony House,
lat length of experience in her difficult
tss, and it speaks volumes for her skill
lste, that she retains the majority of her
|stomers, and is constantly gaining new.
now selling at "psnic prices"
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POLITICAL.

Worcester, Mass, &c. At republican
convention to nominate city officers, held this
evening, Hon. Clark Illson was unanimously
re-nomiated for mayor. Two republicans
and two democrats were nominated for alder
men.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. {
Washington, Nov. 81 80 Z. M.
For Middle States and New England north
westerly winds, falling temperature, clearing
and clear weather.
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petition is to be presented to the next
Zislature for charter for a railroad from
town of West Waterville, through Sidney,
this city.
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Personal.
DR.. S. T. Lambert of New York, is to lee
ture in Bangor on Longevity" The people
there may be sure of hearing something sem
sible from the Doctor
Prof James b. Tay lor of Bowdoin College,
has accepted an instructorship in elocution
and Latin a. Chauncey Hall School, Boston.
Rev. Geo. F. Magoan recently preached in
Bath, his native place. He went to Iowa a
young college graduate, some thirty years
| ago, and engaged in the gospel ministry there.
At this time he is President Of Iowa College
Joseph A. Hobbs Of WATERFORD has been
| appointed temporary inspector Of Customs al
| the port Of Portland
| Ga the first of December, Samuel w. Lane
Esq, of this city, will resign the editorial con-
| troll of the illustrated Young Folks" pub
lshed by E. c. Allen. During Mr.. Lane:
connection with the paper he has made its
I pages both instructive and entertaining to the
young people.
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Children like the taste of Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam. 1t cures their colds and pre-
vents the cough. eod-t&wlw
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MADAME DE ROSSA'S
ANTHEO

il the best preparation In the world Tor beautifyiug
The complexion. 1t mparts oothness, transpar.
ency and rosy freshness 10 the skin. CURES all
eruptons of the face. IL not Injurious, Sold bv
Druggists, or sent by Mail. Price 50 cents per boz
Address MILLER BROS,
6m3 lI3 Nai,ten Lana ~ v
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This evening cannot be spent more pleas
|tly than at the entertainment of the Angus
Dramatic club at Granite Hall.
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'veral indiv iduals in Market square, yes
y noon, were getting ur premature
ksgiving, aided by black bottle filed
whiskey. Two, who had got more than
share of the ardent, made a disturbance,
n the police arriving to quell it made re-
ice; they were handcutfed, put aboard a
led, and hauled to Jail. And that is the
ant way in which they begun their
ksgiving.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Chicago %. The Gilman. Clinton and
Springfield railroad has gone into the hands
of receiver, on account of Credit Mobiier
transactions
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Iien.

in thu, city, 25tn inst Mrs Mary f., wife of Jos.
Gannett aged 81 years, months and Ii days.
In Bath 2tth inst, John Ripley, aged % yea s. 6
m n his and II days.
In Brunswick, 2lst inst, Sarah l.. Merry, aged 20
wears and 4 months
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+. John Russell, the republican candidate
ounty commissioner of Somerset county,
in the city yesterday, looking up his
ces for election to that Office. 1t appears
as though he would lack one vote of be-
elected. The decision on the case will,
fver, be made at the next meeting of the
rnor and the Executive Council. Who
that one vote is not important?
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MOTHERS READ THIS
KEEP MILLER'S BABY SYRUP

on hand and your children will never be sick.
will instantly care sour stomach, dysentery, grip
ing in the bowels, wind colo, &c. Gives relief in
teethiDg. Pleasant TO take. Contains no opium or
morphine. Relieves your child by curing, not by
causing it to sleep, AS its restored health and thrift
~ growth will soon indicate. Sold by druggists,
Frce 30 cents per bottle.
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Zoral AMI State Mems.

The Daily will be issued as usual to-mor-
Pw, but no paper will be published Friday
|orning.