The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-21

il is expected, viii about do this work. Il
is intended to cut tae channel to "New
Inlet" or thereabouts. Our people trust
that congress will come to our aid, and give
us an available appropriation before the
present appropriation is exhausted. If this
were done, there would be a bright pros
pect or obtaining a good, serviceable
channel
At Gainesville, Friday, Policemen Harris
and Feamster found a white infant girl on
the porch Of vacant house next TO Young
loves livery stable. The child was warmly
and Clearly dressed. With it was a note
which read as follows: ITO Gainesville and
the finder: Please take care of this child.
The finder will be rev arded in a few days.
Keep it until called for and all that belongs
TO it. IL was raised on a bottle Age, Is
weeks Sunday. Don't answer any adver-
tlsements in regard to its loss.
A brutal father caused its mother"
The abrupt termination Of the note
indicates that the writer was interrupted
from some cause or other. The city fathers
decided to leave the matter to his honor
ID ayor Brown, with instructions 10 dispose
Of the infant as he thought best. IL is not
certai My known where the child comes
from, but the authorities are disposed to
think they have a pretty good clew on
which to work,
Tallahassee TdlldhdsSedn: A. Fave,
accompanied by his wife and child, was
here in the interest Of immigration He was
closeted some time with Commissioner of
Agriculture Col. Wombwell, and from in
formation we have gathered Florida may
look for the settlement of large number
of Norwegian and Swedish colonsts, capis
talists In small way from across the water.
Mr. Faye has for number of years been
resident of DeFuniak, Walton county,
and has been very successful in the growing
of crops and the cultivation of the soil
as an experimental agriculturist. He is
native of Norway, and prior to his coming
to the Land of Flowers, was a large and
successful sugar planter III the Sandwich
islands. Mr. Faye starts for the home of
his nativity about Nov. Is, where he will
endeavor to induce several hundred fami-
lies to bring their fortunes, great or small.
and cast their lot in, and till the fertile soils
Of West and Middle, and i'll fact, the whole
state of Florida.
The following injunction has been served
on the county commissioners of Nassau
county by the city OF Fernandina, and will
be fought out in tle courts: 1.-THE board of
county commissioners for said county will
take notice, that the city of Fernandna
heretofore filed bill complaining that it
had, as road district, been excluded from
representation on the board of road superin-
tendents, and from participation in the bene-
~ OF the road funds raised by taxation, and
that the organization of said board of road
superintet 'ents is illegal and void, and
praying, -aong other things, that the
board or county commissioners, their
agents, attorneys and all persons acting by,
through or under them, in aoy cap city, be
restrained and enjoined from affirming any
contracts, approving any bills or having
warrants drawn on the road fund in pay
ment Of any bills audited or presented for
payment by or through said pretended
board of road superintendents as organized;
upon which the court Endorsed the following
order. Let the injunction issue as prayed.
restraining the defendants until further
orders of the court. James M. Baker,
JUDGE