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 the state appeatcd to toe circuit cdurt of
 I FLORIDA'S BUDGET Clay county to issue ad injunction: to
 the 1a&I& ,
 restrain the from thet rcmovMdf
 company
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 (; ..(' i. phonpha'te or other "deposit from the f' i
 Of, Newsy Notes' lJd Pointed bed of the ylver. and to oblige said com- :
 ))1II ito; pay over t<J the state tho purchase The
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 .- paragraphs.The price of all phosphate and other I
 'L%. United I f' deposit! taken from the Black river. otuer
 .Florida State PhannaconUcal Asso- Judge Young, of the lower court, decided court: In / ;
 .nerve of ix diet oa will meet in Jacksonville on the against the claim of the state, and tbe when
 raM was, appealed to the supreme court
 10th and 20th of May.
 The United of Florida. The decision of the against: [
 railway for At meeting held at Clear Water ITrbora court sustain that of the lower court supreme, on vented J
 and few days ago'the town of Clear the ground that the bill does not directly court: :
 each 22 Wa'er Harbor '
 duly Incorporatedunder
 WAS
 aver the ownership of the state to such the
 remainder of f tho laws of Florida.. Nearly a un streanvor the deposits;;.therein, and Ing
 each 7600 of salmons rote was cist in favor Of incur does not allege the title or right of tholtate'
 poratiog. The election for town officers
 Run sufficient certainty to warrant
 of area.! ,, took place a* soon as the matter was de the granting of tbe injunction prayedfor. The
 It It a fact not cided.: Much good feeling prevailed and The decision, however goes on to the
 the new-born town starts out with flat- that the state in the absence of ;
 lieres the say any court.
 terlog pros peels.- Many substantial improvement pr.or or better right, is, tbe will be .
 sour! furnliAci are expected there this year, owner of the entire beds of all torney
 than any other *To those interested, Internal Revenue stream nithln her bud In that of New
 The Missouri Collector Eagau publishes the following are nav:gable by the public. This decision of .
 ahort-backed, notice i "For the information of the public mill, for the present, leave the' phosphate 
 I would state that under the provision companies free to dredge at their
 mand by cavalry of section 28 of the act of congress of will for the treasures at the bottom of the date
 - October 1, 1890, known as the McKinley streams, but it is entirely unlikely that
 New :York Is tariff bill, the special tax heretofore cola I the s ate will rest satisfied to .see her
 cities, if Jn lected by the Interual revenue department wealth carried away without endeavoring H GS-
 from dealers in manufactured towitco again to get a share of it, and it is highly
 Into even or (cigars, etc ) is repealed to take off act probable that an effort will be made during .
 It is said/ that May 1, 1801. No dealer In manufactured the present session of the legislatureto r
 thbiieand rntn to.iacco will be required to pay a tax to hire the,matter put into definite .b pe.
 the United States internal revenue department Tho importance of the question be
 hat 600 Pails may
 after May I, 1891. If tho press appreciated from the fact that within ayear' ( &
 Vienna 100.; throughout this state will publish the time thirty-two phosphate companies -
 ---:.. above information It will be of gr at Interest have been incorporated In Florida, r
 ray ours are to their readers, as it affecis over with a capital stock ranging. from $10000to
 American 5t)00 people in this state who have here. $5,000,000, and that about $33,250,000 '
 \ ) tofore paid this tax." have been invested, with active work just ;
 has not yet New Y.rk Prle_ beginning. It is no wonder that tbe state ..r
 In banking Receipts of oranges at Now York for i. of Florida would like to see some of this .;.>'...
 New Zealand the past week were 30,610 boxes at the rash diverted into i.s none-too-well-filled ,.. oJpao t"';,:\
 fo lowing prices: ludian rivers fancy treasury.
 which visit the selections to 5 box \ 1
 $4.50 | per ; Indian
 checks and rivers straight.lots, f 3 tt $4; other DUN'S REVIEW :. .:: \,,
 experiment 1M \ sections, 170 to 200s, $3 to $5 per box; <"\"o$. $
 bright, 150, $2 ISO to $2.75; I rights- I : :I.
 and Is a greet 128., $2.23 to $;1.30; brights, Otis to 112s. Of the Condition of Trade for ; : '" to"to r;
 $t.U3 to $1 73; russeto as to size audquality the Past Week. C : t
 The Gear ef $3.23 to $2.75. Strawberries. It O. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of 81ee C)< ,)>
 specimen t>f 1)3 to boo per quart; beets, $1.50 per trade says: "It cannot be said that the /{ : .
 is moro O1en'six ; peas, $1.00 to $2.50; ron'rd beans, business of the. country is expanding: In ;,.....""
 : $1.23 to $2.23; wax beans, $2 to $2 50; when there is a decrease of nearly one- I ; ; .ft.'
 ahouldoratarms: squash, $1 to $1.50, per crate; tomatoes, sixth within A tingle month in the outputof And ; I'e ", : '
 le e. So great I* $d to $" per crate; new potatoes, $0.30 I'g' ron. In nearly all quart rs lines. ; : ? I
 hand (bat lie can |9. the admitted slackening of trade is uttribute. ,
 'I'll. pose Market. .! to merely temporary causes, but
 with lie is }
 ease Have the orange buyers left Jackson. the state of the iron trade cannot be thus also wi
man, a vllleyetf The Orange and Vegetable explained, and while it may at any time I I !
an accomplished company desires today in answer change for the better, it is at present an | MAKE
several languages this inquiry, which comes to It daily, unfavorable symptom. Anthracite and 0 1
 not a single buyer at the Home coke furnaces were producing AplIlit .c
works Lard And is I Market auctions has left,' owing to thoateness 103,808 tons weekly, against 123,630 tons =
1.the morning of the season. On the contrary March let; 171,108 tons December 1st, Merl
 arc all here, and eager for fruit at and 107,670 tons a year ago.- z
* There escaped present good priors. Many of the grow. The iron trade is very dull, and some, / 0 m'
 in appreciate this, as Is evidenced by re- southern furnaces weak ning as to price. TEV : ; :.
slan censor in sales, the Vist being the (argent held Another element which may prevent I
is small paragraph; over a month, as well us touching th' great, though temporary importance, is : : SI., i
traced point for tho season in prices. It the decision of a great body of miners to
 me.a
 paper good bright in beet counts, $2 00.o strike May,, 1st for the ebt: -hour day. Z
sot' quite to the $3.80; mixed lots, averaging well a* At New Orleans trade Is quiet; at Memphis *.
TThei 'khe size, $3.25 to $2 00; mixed lots conainlog caution rules, but at Savannah the & C. < *
noticed'an. wvder quite some big fruit, $1.73 to 13 j jots prospect is bright, a.d there is an Improvement lanta, III
Ian officials running nearly or qu te all large, at Jacksonville. In !general, D. J. i
 that
 ower. A considerable quantity of drops, peculative markets are tether Inert. and LONtiKil't: I
be "called Ip," and refuse fruit went low' but gqod Ire general average price is now 2 percent i D.
weal from house brought: good prices with strong/ ; lower than it was two weeks ago. : .
,Landed Uu seU, unless very dark, sold foe movement of wheat flour and corn :
 that tile well as' brights. Onpe' fruit went a* 'alls' far below last year's. The returnsof AB E E
"p. UL"I as $::1,70. Strictly fancy fruit In fair foreign trade for March appears to indicate ,
 ; I ranges above $3, and Indian rivers an excess of about $7,000.000 ex-, }
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t Chicago bring $4 to $3 for selected stock. ports over imports, but exports cannot be .
crate for,,high tlralofltt at Work. I ipected to enlarge from this time forward. : N. Y.
the rar5scjpo Thero has never been a thorough geo !, rue stock market decidedly improved -
 amt & survey made of Florida, and it it most of the week, with good railroad
Unoe be a within a short time that the United earning and prospects, of easy sooner, The
the world' fair: government has been aroused to but has since grown weaker, though still streets,
coma. ,Chicago the necessity for one.; The discovery averaging about $1.87 per share higher hotel, .
tailor than the )<; f phosphate in tho state no doubt stimuatud ban H week ago. Probably the fear of .
 its action in this particular, and the Important labor troubles bal some Influence to
triumph- importance of the deposits deorrained the state of great industries is just Dished
originality In the initial point of the survey now altogether encouraging as good : OF
would it do," o !be made. Several months ago the sur Failures lor the week\ number 211; for fui
 and geologists commenced their I he corresponding week of last yea theft house; CATA-
reverse tfce TarU and they have been busily engaged I un.were 170.POLITZ'S. _. day" ,
la the gro nd half since. The whole state is grealy in. ;
 in this for sincu the 'CONFESSION
world'. :fair : survey to 2:0;
 'loos and wholly unexpected discov Is the Il-
 of phosphate, kaolin, ochre, potash, Will Play an Important Part In regular
 Tba record ., every laud owner in Florida has ainhering the Grand ury's Report.A ire at
 .b hope in the recedes i-f his miodhat
climbing
 w. :
 something exceedingly valuable may dispatch of Sunday from New Orleans LINE.
lot their live last fouud upon his own particular piece ofproperty says Tbe grand jury is expecte I rents
ber than for and, although he docs not ex to report during the o ming week, and .
due to the :fact feel 1 ko spending/ money himself In among other things it is said: that the OUR
 search for the unknown treasure, bo confession of Potitz will bo used in the 10 '
these victim very much like for the government report Although Politz protested his \l,
tured Into find it out for him.A own innocence he acknowledged that he ---
against the lmp.rlBl 1lea.rro.There bad joined the Mafia under tbe impression CO.
 number of that it was a benevolent society. lie
 are a' important mess
and than brought ::
 to come before this session of tho was present at the meeting when Hen- :
a sudden, and legislature, and prominent among them nessy's death was decided upon, and was
singular act that be an effort to readjust the tax laws ordered to carry a gun In a sack to JIo-
 Florida. Under the present system asterlo'l'ehant!, but refused. He .
 of
were guide
 did know i
 Ji no law compelling the tax col not of the killing until
was Carrel, whose : to send bills for taxes due on lands, th, Sunday following, but afterward
any'reader of the land owner is obliged! to mak learned the details from Mona
book on mountain each year In order to, ascertain Urio, and they were substantially the ,1
 amount of bill taxes. Nor is this a" same as claimed by the state upon the I
Ishe4,from -tax collectors are not required by law trial implicating Sheffedi Marches!, Bignetto -
jttttr through a answer inquiries addressed to them ,b/ and Monosterio as J1enneu!'*
other wa (which i. about the only mean slayer The stale did not use the confession 
 -reludent owners have of obtaining' ,- because it bad direct proof of
crossed a glacier I'oliU's at the which
 ), and as they are, generally presence killing,
felt into. overworked and underpaid set of men, his story denied.,, Politz it said to have t
no doubt be very often do not answer and .verY bad a brother, wbo closely resembled kThe
and Swiss lands are sold for taxes that proper, him who has not been heard of since the
 & holders bave made every effort {a their killing, and is presumably Italy. Had
against the [jowtr to pay. llus state of all.Ira lias, he been found, toe identification might } I
Lama for Alpine :! very disastrously to the welfare have been transferred to him and Politz'i )
 YCa
increasing.8td -the state, and there will be strong confession, would have formed an important .
 brought to bear to ban the link ia the chain of evidence. V
 rt'mcdlld.lready, on the *con '
 a of the '1:88Ion. a bill has been intro North Carolina's Display. Best ; MASS,

long .ran the ; In the seanto prov.dinjr that on
 orth
 Governor llolt of \ will
about the same after its pa mga no more land sbsJl ] Carolina r
 sold for aon-pymeut of ,taxation. call the state board of administration of
cur talk about Mlparlaa 111.10.0. the world's fair to meet at Raleigh in

tug to civilisation I A deehicn of great importance to ihe June in conjunction with the state-board' H. B.
.ret.1 | dou't owner has just been handed; of agriculture' so that the two can cooperate 
 ty the supreme court of Florida. In making plans for the worth
When I first
 of this mineral now being mined] Carolina exhibit at Chicago. The great.
lay from' three to taken from the beds of streams by est interest is felt ia the character and
UM valleys from the property owners on either extent of North Carolina's display. The
 of the streams claiming that the, southern interstate exp"ition begins at -
"wer
 completely of land along the banks ales; Raleigh, In June, and will continue six
the fall became a right, to the land exti nJinir under months The plan it to take the cream OUR
leas severe vutli ...tt,-.. far as the center ot suctjtreo.ma of the exhibits there made to .Chicago. .
good snow-dot m or a* far as the chAnnel Under It now appcaN.that all of the southern,
 supposition several coturutuies( hart stabs will be represented *. fNt>rth Carolina's "
ter we car that formed which have been busily (0.pged expoaitioa.The .. ht : '
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again. WcU it la raising and shipping phosphate} :
tsavt.i" mind JIi / roan the beds of streams' born months Utopia's Survivors. ,
call : tfcft attte of Florida, thinking il saw '
 'oIJ :
 tut easy way'to acquire a largo amount (If.noney Th Italian imulgrafits who.trt save4ia I rft .
 thirty Jttrr jo on the ground of its rights In the the Utopia disaster were landed at =: !
 am.extreuiuty: ;; navigable ltreamsof tbe state and the the largo office at New YOlk.8Ud'1'1' '
 fuMtloa of OoI>> thereof, decided to make: a test cab, from the steamship .. tl. _W oD-
 loss of nlativ or I .
 the Black Hirer phosphate Company nxiuraiogthe some <r t
 this winter with pcrating ia the Black river or creek await friend, and in some cases nearly all of the .
 We forget to Iou atrram In Clay county, emptying family were missing. One little Italian :
 ..t a half'doieo tatotbe St. John's river not far from boy .f nice wo all alone, him parent ANY US
.Aft (f I'm INK rif Jacksonville la pursuance of this policy>> having btea drowned. MALL(ytEa4at C43t6O Ia.....""".,fWa r. A TRIAL !




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