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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
RECEPTION OF THE NEWS.
wREcEING VESSELS SENT TO THE REsCUE-DEscE
TON OF THE STEAMSHIP.

wRrCKING VESSELS SENT TO TIE REsCUE-DESCEIP-
TON OF THE STEAMSHIP.
The announcement in this city yesterday
afternoon that an ocean steamer inward bound had gone
ashore near tue Fire Island Light Occasoned considerl-
bic excitement The earlier dispatches announced that
the name OF the vessel could not DO ascertaned and
much anxiety was manifested to learn what was the
steamer aud how serious the injury sustained.
Later advce contained the announcement that the un-
fortunate vessel the Williams & Guion steamer
Idaho, which left Liverpool for New-fork on May 49,
and Queenstown on the following day.
At the COmpany's Office no particulars were
received during the afternoon farther than
tho bare announcement that the vessel
was ashore and that her passengers were landing IL
was inferred disaster due TO the thick log
rested upon ,he harbor and rendered the channel
inaistngushable. The beach which tho steamer Is
aground is long, low sandy stretch, and IL Is thought
that little damage can have been sustained
a. soon as the reached this city the Coast Wreck
Ing Company dispatched the Rslef and Lacka-
wanna with about 10 men, and Later in the day large
wiccking schooner with Is additional wo kmen.
The Idaho has on board large and valuable cargo Of
n miscellaneous character, and about 40 caoin ana
large number Of steerage passengers The Idaho is an
iron scrow of about 5000 tons. She Is 35 feet
long, 4 feet breadth OF and 81 feet depth OF hold
Size was built for the Williams & GIon line. at Jarrow-
0u;ne IN 1869. is Of the best steamers or the
Guion line. she is commanded by Capt Moore, ana
wa. advertised to sail for Liverpool on June 2.
The officers Of the Flushing aud Long Island Railroad
no sooner heard Of the accident than they made prepa
ration to meet tie emergency The Superintendent tee
GRABBED to Babylon for particulars but after brief dis
p,tch had been received the lines ceased working owing
TO the thunder storm. Finding that he could not get any
further dispa superintendent directed special
train to kept readiness for his orders, which he
said he send by OF the other telegraph routes
If he should be unable to use his own wires and 1t
Ia linn 4
the regular trains The last tram from Babylon arrived
at 7:l5 y. n bat OF the passengers from the
Idaho had arrived by IT, the Deputy superintendent, MI
Whtion at once 10 get the special train ready
TO start ~ moments notice. No orders were received
from Bahyoa mp dusk ana it was then calculated by
the officials taat none OF the passengers from the Idaho
could reach this city before morning, even under the
most favorable circumstances.
Tne last traiI from BI5yio1 on the South Side Rail
road which arrived ut WIliilmsburgh ab0ut %. M
brought no passengers from the lith0 ana the obclS
sta.d LAdL it was not their intention u ran sptcli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

purposes" and tho Company authorized TO issue 10
the city full pad stock IN payment thereof" This
stock the bill directs paid into the Sinking Fund of
the CITY and County of NewYOrk." This railway inc
Company authorized to connect with their warehouses
and their gharvrs, and upon the property takon from
the city, In exchange for full paid stock of tue Com
pany, they authorized to provide facilities Tor re-
ceyug and dcargng tnc cargoes OF ships ana 'esses
at the whaIves OF tho city. Tbis space used as
this Company is authorized 10 occupy II, would
be good investment az valuation or eleven
millions Of dollars, and this Is merely the surface
under the railway used and leased for market stalls.
stores Shops &C. aud this without interfering with tho
revenue OF the railway at all. Ths railway built as the
directors of the Company may determine, VIII form
wall around the city, separating IL from ITS water 'front.'
This wall is 10 be pierced lOopholeS IN front OF every
pier or wharf 25 feet In width for elrtway No prOvis-
ION Is made for fOcpasscnCers Imagine the access 10
Fulton Ferry for vehicles and foot passengers being re-
strcted To IS feet ana OF danger and con-
fusion and scTdmbDg would exist. IL requires very
little penetration 10 that the rights franchises. priv
eges, and mmunies, proposed To be conferred by THIS
bill would create In this Company the most gigantic
monopoly OF modern times. IL VIII p ace the entire
commerce OF the bafbOr under the absolute control OF
these irresponsible spectators.
Finding among the iucOrporators OF the present bill
the name of Mr.. Abram :. Hewitt, gentleman for
whose judgment ana patriotism entertain the highest
respect, addressed nm note 10 ascertain his Vows
this BILL wneu he informed me that his uanc
had been used without his consent that he opposed
the whole project, and that he had written the Gov
eInor to veto the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
AN UNPIOyOKED MURDER,

BosroN, May "a remarkable case of
what seems to he unprovoked murder was brought to
light in a singular way today after space Of ten
weeks On Sunday night reporter of The Daily Adrer
tiser began desultOry conversation with VIM. n
Spencer a man who applied for a lodging at the Third
Police Station aud Spencer him the details Of what
he called a ease of downright murder on the 18th Of
March last at the BriIgewater State Workhouse. The
reporter heard his story and to-day went to Bridge
water and asked the Sup erntendent, Capt
Nahum Leonard, jr.. about the affair; Capt
Leonard said lie had heard OF it few days
ago but had not investigated It, At the reporters re-
quest he called up Charles Clark, one Of
tie inmates, who, in the presence OF these
two aud the physician OF the institution, told
the story OF the murder The victim. Edward Dolland,
was about OF age, homeless ana irendess
He had broken his thigh while serving out sentence OF
ono wear He was still in the hospital when the
expired and allowed TO remain. DInel Leary, an
attendant was angry at having to Int hin on
aud OFF the bed. and so kicked him on
several occasions. on March u. he took HIM of
the and him the floor. that the Old man
cried. This made L'ary angry and he Jumped with all
MS strength to his chest. Clark and Lcary finally
picked h III up, but not until Leary had kicked him
again. lie then unconscious, ana five minutes after
he had been put the bed lie died. His death was sup
posed result OF his broken thigh none OF his
ssociates from OF further violence. dared To
any tmng about it, The doctor was not called and knew
nOtllu. about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.

THE BOARD OF CITY WORKS CALLED TO ACCOUNT
AN ORDINANCE FoRBIDDING THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF INSANE AsYLUMS CONTEMPLATED.
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yes
teriay afternoon. Jacob /. Bergen in the chair.
resolution was adopted directing the Board of City
Works report to the Aldermen at their next meeting
all contracts which have made by them since Jan.
l. 1879 for tagging. fencing. digging down and filing up
low lots the grading, paving and repaying or Streets
the location Of each Improvement the amount necessary
to complete oach and the Of the contractors with
whom such contracts havo been made II is understood
that about 100000 OF improvements are being
ried on though some arc mperatvely necessary owing
to IA lack OF money. resolution adopted empower
n tie keeper TO decorate the City Hal with flags and
bunting May % the day OF the Sunday parade
the 2stAwhen review Of the military by Gov. Dix
viii take place. and Decoration Day. The following
traOrdinary resolution passed:
ReSolrsd That il referred the Corporation Conn
SCI To report Sins 30 ard whether, in his opinion is
bidding establishment. witGn the city limits OF
sHunouS for ,he care OF idiots nbeceS, pirayt de
formed people ana ncurabes AMI in ease the passage
such ordnance Will be valid TO report suitable
OrdlIlucc 10 tnJt elect.
This resolution, first passed included institu
lions blind and deaf and dumb but these were
afterward excluded.
The Board OF Police directed to give the reason
why the ordinance against permitting goats and swine
TO at largo not enforced \ communication
received from Mayor Hunter, vetong the resolg-
resignation. 4 communication received from the
Corporation Counsel in answer To reference by the
Board. Stang that under the charter the power o.
appointing COnti O.ier IN the event Of vacancy Is
vested the Mdyor. In regard TO the withdrawal of
the Controllers resignation ne Is vi the opinion that 1t
was TeVuc. Die.
Tie Board OF City Works sent in a communication to
the Board VIVA an accompanying resolution, Wnlch
stated that the streets from TWef,n to Twenty
several ieet below the grade Of SeyenthNt ANA
IS about to oe rtpIVel IL necessary
u u-c grade, II would pc expensive to
claugc the grade OF the various lntersectns streets
Alderman sfrOng inpvct to refer tnc matter to the
Grading ana Paving Com nit C, who 5hJudrepJrt as TO
the persons authority by which the streets were 50
graded. lie thOugnt some ouc-ihe previous Board ot
CIty WORKS aat tna former street. Depdrtmem-"ere To
blame. a.it tucy wanted the Information. Inc nUtOA
WAS carII.l.
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prosecutor chooses to force upon The SYNOD ana
upon tho Assent bly, issue Of THE whole matter ana
shall compel those bodies 10 open and settle all 4ies
tons which should receive five or ten years OF tne
camest abstract thought upon him must rest tue "hoe
RESPONSIBILITIES of the painful results. 80
II can easily he seen from the eagerDoss win whlch
this adjoining syDot reaches out after this battle ana
from the nervousness which the Assembly has already
betrayed the recent action Of your body, mat
would be only mlnia for To the knife that cOid
induce any one man carry 10 those bodies debate so
radical so sudden aud clouGed ny personal friend
ships aud aaImosities. The noble attitude as'
srmed last week by your body IL les
enough ana hattie enough for much
time 10 What the Church demands now /. peace,
that 10 may think hours and work for IT'S Master
In all hOnrs it needs peace. As 10 theology action s 10
Gospel work, and In DAYS OF subsequent peace ana
sOberness, removed n can, b. committees ana
without the strong passions that gathered AROUND an
accuser aud accused" sit down 10 reiasEion It's
statement OF doctrine.
My Brethren In this act hope do not withdraw
from your Gospel MISSION bur only from strife forced
upon you and ms 10 our deep regret In all your
Christian ibOrs IL there be moment NJ which can
hclp you count with you as feliOw-labOrer, ana
my look around for sum ct TO be used FOR
militant purposes, will You not join VITA me IN blessing
God that sdch pecuIr passion must at last langush
Tor want of "A Vctim Hoping that God viii confer HIS
blessings upon your faith and upon nno also, remain
ever, your brother, DAVID SWIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
THE STATE or TRADE
DOyRSTiC JARKErs.

Bryy,ro MAY 2jGrn IN store Wheat 237iiG bgsh. Corr
3Gl i5i f@ OsU so O9o h7-. Barley 99j buhj req, SO
rye Lake r- Imports Tor the last 81 ho'ns
-Fou p 800 bbi. Whes 2G2669 Luh Cora YIs5' sI,as
Oats 1876 80. bush Bsrev 200 bush Canal shirmenis-Nbe
33 Gas Corr % Oi7 buss; Oat, ll40O bud B,rley
431 brsb. Rail ez or..-|Lea is 200 ba'h Corn; ZopU
bush; Oats. 1900 Lu,h; barley 800 bnh. cnll frga
oEe WboA, ~; Corr. iOia oats e Flour lower e SyS
bbl. rsaso Ms.ern spring jy15 ~ Beer - ~
Pot wssagioa Srag y 80 i0) bab Milwaukee Ne
Spag ~ -. OOJ 10. ~ Do ~ 81 llwef ss ~ Oos
bn.l. No. Western zoe 1850 bl'h ~ lie O's stes
1000 bu.h milwaukee 40. at g6taJIc Rye rominsy
o. Barley Mat firms Canada. - - %; Western, 81 ."
al 90 steady. Mos PORK, $lI 5Oi Sh1S Cgts,
ST. 30: Hams s3 shea rs i Breass Bacon, lOj smokes
B,e i6c Tongues SO per iozu Lari 10 uces snd b0s ilc
n tubs If keg.. lioe OcIar articles r. changed
NEW oaIEAI M q Plnl on sale, Of Treble PIsrs 81
So 25aS7 Choice 81 5JaSS Cora du and lover a. st 'e
Yellow Mixed pc for yellow. nai 92095c for Wie Os' le
GOaGlc. Gg eni uwsr az 81 3bABl 40 nav
tu sales d4l 90 $6 70. Dry ai Meats e'rcc q &c
dgll fjf nAou.efs lp r Iiei NJ.
sides. J. Sc for Clear Sides Hans % Al l1hgl3lfs h:fs
Al I2ilc ani i3c for Ke-. Soar ADD Mo
Nh.k du 97@rs- Tor Louiga. 81 ~ OF fer
Clara. Coffee ri 74U22s Tor ornar Cora Meal ssfsa
a. - 1885 IS Gold li2 EEclAuge-NesyoE sisat > pre-
btefing 50 Ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, May %, 1874.
The President transmitted to the Senate to-day let
fer received by him from Mr.. ID. Il. iton, Chairman Of
ton OF the Senate calling for the full received
by the said Commission In reply 10 their circular adj
dressed 10 the various heads OF Departments and
Bureaus requesting reports to the operation Of the
CIVIL Service rules their several Departments and
Offices. Tue chairman NJ. Eaton, states that crcu-
TAR other writings addressed to any head OF De-
partmen but that In the report already published the
he ads OF Departments are set forth tncy
were understood by The Commits aud that the Views
of these officers also referred the Presidents
me. sage OF the 18Th nit TIE answers OF the beads Of
Rureaus are Transmitted in print having been plb-
II he'd appendix 10 the report or the Ciy service
Commission.
The House Committee on Elections today examined
Relic Kirnba daughter OF Elder Kimball Of the Nor
mon Church. She testified that Mr.. Cannon, Delegate
in Congress married his fourth wife in 1865 Cannon at
that time set combined preaching and wedding
t,ip accompanied by his wife No and wife No. 4, but
IN the Latter be devoted most of his attentions.
Wituess di not know whether the other wives are v
jish tie fact of pol Samy the part Of Cannon the
charge having been preferred rendering MN IN
eligible under the AntipOlygniny law 10 seat IN tue
House a. Delegate from Utah.
Collector Arthur aud Naval Officer Latin have been
here during the past week, and appeared TO be very
anxious rs 10 the course OF the bill before the sem
aic Tne OF the merchants prefer that
the whole subject snail be treated IN one bill
Tho bin introduced by representative Morey Of
Ly-I.i4aa t-ll. iyr ,hs rfc! Of TIE sufferers by tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
WASHINGTON.
Continued from Fir.t Paac.

desiring TO withdraw its circulating notes. in whole or
In part NAV upon the deposit OF lawful money with the
t9OOo take up the bonds which said association ss on
deposit with the Treasurer for the security OF sch err
bank IN the manner specified in the nineteenth secIo
OF the National Bank act and the outstanding notes OF
said ASSOCIATION. To amount equal 10 the legal lcnu'
notes deposited shall be redeemed ut the Treasury OF
the United states, and DESTROYED 40 row provided ny
law PrOrided that the amount OF the bonds 81 uePo't
for circulation shall not be reduced below $50 oOl
SIC III. That the Controller Of the Currency SNAIL
under rules and regulations as the secretary Oh t
Treasury may prescribe. cause the charter NUMBERS q,
the association to he printed upon AL na'ohai Damn
notes which may be hereafter issued by NM -. -
SEC Isl. That the entire amount OF United States
n n @ am III s9 n cn, 40 and within 20
DAYS after circulating notes to the amount OF suVloo
shall from lime to Tune, DO ISSUED 10 @ hsst ont
standing volume thereof ut any time pOr 10 slch Isu
retire an amount OF United notes equal TO 4oper
centum Of the circulating notes so Issued, when Sill
he In reduction OF the maximum amount of s}s2,oo1OoO,
liked by this section and such reduction shal continue
unli the aximum amount OF The United st.1s ,oes
sha he Soood ana a 'ng TO the ac
count of the sinking fund provided Tor by me 6ScphS
FSbrnary Is2 ented An act to authorize the issue
OF United States notes, and for The redemption ana
funding thereof ana for funding floating debt OF the
United States" and shall constitute portloh VI sau
SEC 9i That on and after the first dav OF July, 1878,
holder of United States noes 10 the amount OI s1J
any multiple thereof may present them for pay
az the office OF the United States or at
tho office the Assistant Treasurer at the CIV OF New
York. and thereupOn ho shii De entitled TO receive, AZ
his option from the Secretary OF the Treasury h eA
change said notes equal amount Of either class OF
the coupon registered bonds OF the United states pro-
yued for in first section of the act approved on the
Iith July 1870 entitled An act 10 authorize The re-
funding of the National debt, and the act aehual9ry
thereof approved the Goth day Of January lS'l iTO-
pided h0peger, That the Secretary OF the treasury, IN
lieu Of such olGs, redeem said notes IN Tue E1lu
CON OF United States. Ana the secretary OF INC
Treasury shall reissue the United states notes so re-
ceved If they are Cancelled shall issue Uni1eu sieGs
notes the amount, either TO purchase Os redeem
public debt par III coin or 10 meet the current
payments for the pubic service $500
Ol. That nothing in THIS act shli he construon
TO ahoize increase OF the principal oil the puUAc
dent OF the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

ornas after s vSr' T'f linz W g an s
Ra Ives nead, respectfully invited to attend the saHer.i
r yar S.. "a wsiacsa the 37ta inst at Ga lis
man; will be taken to Merden Conn.,. for nernehL
BLUST-On SUNDAY. May "a Alna wife fGeorge W Bla.t
i1s s.e an escS Sc No. l23 Wet FSrt5ins,i
DUYCKECK-On Moaiay, May %, Richard Banker DuycsncI 81
m tS and fea3s as wei. as those Of his son Duycke
Of his son law Isaac Cornell aye 1;pey PsIsd to At
Wciaesy at 10 The ;mns will be taken to SeSBruns
wick. NJ j.. Tor intemen
notwithstanding Sunday morning May a. Cornelius L..
OF join /. Eye.tt, ia the i2l year OF o age
and relatives Of the family are respectfully invited attend the
Welueay May "a ~ Train, lave foot Of Lb uY Cen
waiting a, PAINTED Depot on the ARRIVAL Of the trains
RELT-In Brooklyn Sunday MAY "a afr short ,od pain
Illness Aeta lott wife OF 'aalleey D. res n Inc S''n yea"
The rssge, ami friend. Of the m respectfully iavt aiisos
isthcr sarlsOsr Lott. a; 'ath b.
Fraaesco Cal. 23i day inst Mary j. Lord
wife Of Edward Floyd jones'
Notice OF funeral bereaf,'r
uApLgY-sueu, on sunday morning o. Of dpshcr Adele
OfEes ase. o.,,..,....,
Relative, and friends ,re rssp'clay .cpd e tane,
day Caeslayl, at O'coca p. N
uOa,yson Saturday h, May % Smith Romans, in his e7a
Tuesday at I2'a oeost from Biz late rs.i.o:.
noPwooD-on sundy May o. BROOKLYN B. D. L. L. Hen, T.
iSgT.O' I S%f are Ti 70 ate5i the iuae iro bis
late re dence 80 GTan, Bgeokni L. d. at O'clock
Welnedir, My 81
Rtg i.h payers please copy,
uUSIACB-Oa Suna, 23l Inst. Of pneunonis " iam L.
William and H. Mars liasa-. sgei - years
The re1es and i Nd, the family and Of bis uncle william
Treavp respectfully invited aeli funeral from his late
residence NO. 10 GadsonaVe on uesi'7i 26h inst al
KLOTs-On Sunday 2h inst, George ko, in the oo
bis fge
Wednesday, 27h inst, at ! O'clock p.
MLES-At Clc,uongs, California Tuesday morning. H.
Fra els 5. Miles In tie ash year OF his
RICHARDsONAt Newark SexJersey. Suriby 9th
Of the late William Richardson Of Bath, Maine the siG
OF her
Faua services TUESDAY 2Gh int. m from ID,
her son-naw. Raw Palmer d. D. 2D5 Mount
Gbe relatives AID friends
STEARSSSulieny Nav 81 Of congestion ban William
Z. S.earns OF Orangc, sgei 80 years
Chuch. Waller
$3.50 arrival vi IeSya1 vi Barely
New-iork, at $50 O'clock
TUrILEIn Brooklyn, Monday May p, amer uess
Sylvester futile.
Relatives respectfully Invited to attend the faner.
Jo4as NJ Church. bclforaTe, BsooAyp fhalaJ. 2o'a as
at O'Clock IN.
wHEELER-A, Jersey City Hsh SATURDAY. NAY 3D. fpue.
moaia MIS- Ann D. Wheeler, wdos VI GAIA b. "hse 81 'ed -
and friends invite, the funeral from the
deace Of hes sunaw. fpnkhn NmiGet tana 10, ave- mar
Begensve, Jersey ,i TUESDAY. MAJ 20 AZ O'CLOCK p ~
wRlGT-At Flushing L. l., My %, Dr. william Wright o'a,rl'
of Palai-lphl u he 1J.a year
Relatives freuo respectfully invited % attend tn fn-,
services BOVINE ali Ma s'l 'eA.
fluhng TUESDAY, May 20 al O'Clock p m Tam lss'es
Hunters Point al $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
THE ARKANSAS LEGIsLATURE.

LITTLE Rock, May 25-The House Commit
tee on Impeachment to-day reported articles of impeach
uent against State Auditor Wheeler ChiefJustcc
Mcclure; Associate Justices Stephenson sedre, ana
Bennett Circuit Judge George A. Kingston; William
H. Gray Commissioner Of Immigration ana
state Lands; W. S. Oliver, Sheriff and j.
r. Roland, Clerk, OF Pulaski County; sher-
IN Nickels Of Hot Springs County, and several othcr
officials connected with the late rebellion Tue articles
o,ai.f Mcclure and Wheeler the Cnit one, acted
on bojng adopted by large majority. Tie remainder
~ ,lc cases VIII he acted on tomorrow. the il0u G
messed nl authorizing the Issuance OF >2"GD ia 10 per
t0g.lr AOnfs. - p.J the expenses VI tno iae ie-
1t 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
GOVERNMENT WEITHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TH2 CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGrON, Tuesday. May 26 i %. IN. }

WAsHINGroS, Tuesday. May IS Il a. IN.
SDloDsis ne DiSf t1eHiofOar h0US
The storm which was central III the lower
Iak, r,.iou this morning. has moved to the northwest
ward during the day aud is now central Ia tho upper
st. LawrCnce Valley. a.,
Coudv wc.ther and rain have prevailed In New
ENGLAND tie Middle States and the lower lake region
dining the day. with brisk and high southeIly and
westerly winds. -, ., o..- ~,
light variable winds, an 20 decided Change OF temper
AZURE. -,
Clear weather prevails. with variable winds, IN the
Ohio Valley the upper Lake region. and the NTtl-WS
Tue Mississippi River has fallen at Davenport aud
Nrmphs The Missouri has fallen at Omaha aud JEFF
frrsoi civ and risen at Kansas CiCy and Brunswick
The ONO has fallen AZ Pa incah.
PrOtabitities'
For New-England, generally cloudy weather, with
ar A. of rain VIII prevail, fOOwel by clearing Weitbef
i'm Massachusetts, and Connecticut, with sOuherly ana
westerly winds. AMI stationary Id falling temDera ure.
Eor ne Niddle Sfts and iorer take region. cledr or
regrin1 treter south u northeast uindS, station
ary teDtDerattre, and rising barometer.
For tile sou Atlantic aud Gulf states p3rly cloudy
weather light variable Winds station try or railing TEN
perature, aud possibly light rain near the coast.
For the upper llhe rgOns ami nc northwest gem
orally ear her. clsCry TO sOutheriy winds, rising
tempcrature in the last named district aud falling
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley partly cloudy and
warm weather with light variable winds
The RreTs.
The lower Mississippi will fall slightly, the Missouri
ard OHIO Rivers VIII remain stationary during Iucsuay
C,ltouaIy signals continue AT Portland and Eastport