TO-DAY'S NEWS OF THE WORLD

Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 February 1913, Page 3

TO-DAY'S NEWS OF THE WORLD

BY ELKCTKR , IKLUGKAI'U-COrirKIIiHXJ U'Cll I'RKSS ABBttCUI'JON ■] (Received Tiiib -Day, 9 a.m.) THE ALADiIAGMTJiS. LONUO.N, February 27. iiotli Joyce and Locke, the suifri- ' gettes, have been committed for trial on a charge of burning a teanouse at Kow Gardens . Tlie -Magistrates are indignant at Lillian Lentoirs release. Prosecuting counsel explained .she was suffering wilh pleurisy and pneumonia The magistrates liave issued a -warrant fur Lenton's rearrest, in order bo have the Homo Secretary's explanation. Some men who caught women painting "Votes for Women" on seats at Ihimpstead pulled down their hair and smothered their hair and face with green paint.. MOTOR BANDITiS. I , AIMS, February 27. At the motor baudits' trial, after being sentenced, Dieuhonne denied murdering Caby, and Calleinin stated that it was lie and (Jarner who attacked Caby. There was sensation in court, later, when several prisoners reproached Callomin for speaking too late. Two men and three women were acquitted; others received short sentence*. Carony wax found poisoned in hi.s cell; the poison was probably passed to bim in court, and concealed in his glove. TRADE UNIONISM. BERLIN, February 27. Artiste at Munich are organising a Trades Union among all German painters and designers. VIENNA, February 27. The Bonaugeitung states that the I'Yaucis Ferdiuard is suffering from lung complaint, and a change in the law of succession is lilcoly. His wife is working in favour of her sons, who havo no present claim to the throne.