The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
News Condensed

Washington-President Roosevelt has
approved the sentence of the courtmartial
inflicted upon Midshipman Arrowwood Of
North Carolina, recently tried for deser-
with ii dismissal from the navy and the
law provides that a man so dismissed shall
not hereafter be eligible to any of the
rights OF citizenship. Arrowwood claimed
ii was impossible for him to lead moral,
religious life in the navy.
Paris-The chamber of deputies con-
tinued the debate on the bill for the separ-
alton OF church and state. Mons. DeSchanel
irep.), former president of the house. de-
clared the debate was the most important
since the revolution, as it concerned the
abolition of religious regime which had
existed for five centuries
Rome-There was a turbulant discussion
in the chamber of deputies over the cabi-
net crisis. Foreign Minister Gittoni out
lined what Will be his programme in the
event. OF his becoming premier, insisting
especially on the necessity OF furnishing
the authors and organizers Of the railway
strike or obstructism.
Washington-President Roosevelt re-
Gently appointed Gen. Rosser. youngest
brigadier general in the confederate army.
postmaster at Charlottesville, Va. Now
Gen. Rosser will be nominated as United
States agent for the western district OF
Virginia. Rosser formerly lived In Min
nesota.
Dover, Del.-The legislature has ad-
journed without electing a senator Ad-
dicks received % on the last vote. The
vacancy in the senate Will therefore con-
lature. in January. 1907. unless there is
an election by an extra session.
Santiago. Chile-The astronomical ex-
pedition sent out by d. O. Mills of New
York is rapidly accomplishing its object.
Twenty double stars have been discoY-
cred The expedition was sent from Lick
observatory, Cal. to search for new
stars.
Manila. p. I.-Gen. Allen of the con-
stabulary. in command of the federal
troops in the Island of Samar. reports
that the uprising among the Pulajanes is
now under control and that the majority
of the regular troops will be withdrawn.
ST. Johns, n. F-The Newfoundland
government has ordered customs collec-
tors to refuse American fishing vessels
licenses to procure bait in colonial wa
tiers. the government intending to intro
duce legislation to enforce the bait act.
Berlin-The Hamburg American line Is
building new steamer which VIII be fitted
out with an invention of Otto Shick. an
engineer OF Hamburg. which II is expected
will reduce the rolling OF vessels at sea
to a minimum.
Dublin-John Conroy. who is wanted in
Washington on the charge of embezzle-
ment has been arrested at Ballymote,
| County Sligo, where he had arrived to
visit relatives.
New York-GessIer Rosseau. charged
with having sent an Internal machine to
| the dock Of the steamship Umbria on May
| 3. 1908. is on trial before Recorder Con
and a jury.
Yuma. Ariz.-H. Rider Haggard. the
English novelist. is among the passengers
| held by the flood here. and has been put
| ting in his time taking pleasure trips down
the valley.
bill making the alluring of children d
/ felony punishable with from one tc
\ twenty years Imprisonment.
red between fifteen French soldiers and
| twenty Greek marines. Six Creek and two
Frenchmen were killed.
I washington-Herbert G. Dering. second
secretary of the British embassy al
| Washington. soon will be promoted to q
1 European post
Bucksport, Me-Lieut- R. E. Peary's
| arctic steamship was launched success
| fully. 1t was christened Roosevelt by
| Mrs. Peary.
! London-AIlan Johnson has been gazet-
4 ted minister at Copenhagen in succession
| to Sir Edward Goschen, transferred tC
| Vienna
Brockton. Mass.-what appears to be
| a final estimate places the number killed
| in the recent explosion at fifty-cight-
Madrid-The duke OF Connaught has ar
rived to visit King Alfonso