, 1879-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
wheat EnereRse.

crop OF 26,000,000 bushels over last year.
Kansas and California both decline in yield.
Texas, Of all the Southern States, is the
only one that falls off in yield this year.
4 Production of Goid and silver.
The director OF the mint estimates me to.
tai production Of precicds metals during the
year 1919 as follows: California-gold,
Sl7, GOO, 900; silver, S2,40O,0o0. Nevaaa-
gold, So, ,000, 600; silver, Sl3, $50, 900. Colo.
rado-gold, $3,225,O 600; silver, Sll,T00.
Utahl-gold, s575.0O0; silver, Sc, $50, 900.
Montana gold, $2,500, 600; silver, $2,225,-
600. Arizona--gold, $500, 600; silver, 49,.
$4,000. Dakota-gold, S2,420. 900; silver,
$1,000 Idaho ,-gold, 81, 400 600; silver,
$3.50, 600. Oregon--gold, 81, l50 900; silver,
10000. New Mexico-gold, Sl25, COO; sill
yer, 100000. Michigan-silver, $40, 600;
Other domestic sources-gold, $305, 0Oe;
silver, $4,000. Grand total for the United
States and Territories gold, S3S, 1000;
silver, $40, 0,812,N00
p Gettiug Ready for the Census. "a
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The formation of
supervisors districts under the provisions Of
the census act of March Sd, 1879, has been
com pleted BY Superintendent Walker, except
in regard to the States of Massachusetts, and
California. The appointments Of supervis.
ors must be made in each instance by selec-
ton from applicants residing within the
boundaries Of 4, the, respective. 4, districts
These officers WIN practically control the
thousands of local appointments necessary
for the work Of taking the census, and are
to be filed by the lat Of January. yaaEs
The CensDs.
WAsSINayoN; Nov. IL. - The States Of Col
oradol California, Oregon and Nevada, the
District OF Columbia, and territories, will
form ,ons census superyisors' district each.
The Utes Testimony.
DENVER, Noy. ia dispatch, from Los
Pinos, dated the efl5th, says that the outlook
for either an amicable 0djustmentgof. affairs
with the Indians or proving the guilt Of the
parties implicated in the White river diff
culties is extremely disoouragipg, and un-
less there is change OF front ON the part of
the iadians epeedy termination ofthecem-
missions labors Lay be looked for, SO far
as their flealing with the Utes direct is cen
cerned. Ouray's power today is trembling
in the balance, and within the next few days
we shall probably Witness the final act Of
success on his part in establishing his abso-
lutte authority over the tribe, or his virtual
dethronement and the ascendency OF the war
faction. It 10 pretty we'll established now
that in all councils held by the Indians since
the trouble az White river, Oufay has only
succeeded in exacting from the hostiles the
promise to sRpsar before. the commission,
and that as to giving testimonyaa and allfur-
ther proceedings they were to decide for
themselves. ,s,,,,t,.. .'..gets fat.t o
Sowerwick, who treated Adams 30 we'll
during his presence in the hostile country,
remembering his Kindness on the former DE-
ginning to end. GEN. Adams then mt the
question, "Was ] ever in your house on the
Grand river?" He answered ,.,,No." Sow
erwick was then discharged and Adams made
the following speech To- Ourays@ geF M
The last answer ia not true; I did sleep in
Sowerwick,s 3 tent. and there we held coun.
Gil froru IL O'Clock until 6 O'Clock in the
morning. Sowerwiok was present. and with
the'others was fully coenizant of what was
done. and to- day he comes here and aays he
does not know ANYTHING. For that reason
I.belieye he has mot spoken tina itrnth. NOR
does he wiah 10 speak the trnfh. IT bal;eya
also that none Of tbem, w;aba, ~. soeak tba
truth. and therefore il Il almost unneoessarv
20 90 any further. They have refnsed to
mention tho name Of a single Indian wh,ie
thew wen know the names Of ali Of ahem.
md now nreaent .ba +. sitnat;on
10 you "a = that Won. n cam yacom.
mend some other course wherebv
wa f,rav sxanu.a tba nvSara 40 az sn,'
arnmaat rrha ,avs,-a,,. so
...-I..- N o. ,.ne
ties AZ White river. We want ,bs names ~
the euilty parties. and if Won think Wa cam n.
mot fiud ont WHO thew were wa had bsttar 90
home. 1TIlT TIfTgtT1l-' IL iiSVS1ll III ~
Things Mixed i'm Maine.