... MURDERED AND MUTILATED. The New Yark Sunm publishes the following special des patoh fmluq\n.h’\al:uuluwy 24 :—FEitber Jack the Ripper, of Whitechapel, has Wmthmdhhfifi-whuu has found one or more imitatorsin part of Central America. The people have been greatly ...

... a large gthering of spectators. The bloodhound, ector, which was offered to the police during the height of the “ Jack the Ripper” scare, was one of the performers. The hounds did some clever things in the way of tracking, but they aid not inspire the ...

... threat that if the uoney was not sent she would be trested in the same way as the women in Whitechapel had been by fack the Ripper. The prisoner was an entire stranger o the prosecutrix, who at once communicated with ser mistress, and the police were called ...

... great theatre has been crowded every afternoon ; and the singular thing is that this success is attributed to the Jack the Ripper scare. The theory is that people were frightened from moving about at night, and took to attending places of amusement in ...

... neck. Counelly exclaimed, *I am stabbed!” Gempton replying, ** You crafty —-—! has that settled you? That's a bit of Jack the Ripper!” In about 10 minutes Connelly was dead. The dead body has been taken to the mortuary, where an inquest was held. Gempton ...

... jeaty forward, a 8 mmummmu‘fi-u“ are awaiting him in England. pree——————— «JACK THE RIPPER.” The bead conmstable of Liverpool has received & Jotter sigmed * Jack the Ripper,” and addressing Captain Nott-Bower as “ Dear Hoss.” In this missive the chief of ...

... Monday morning, just as Miss Bmo{ewu leaving . d‘\?’;’*'flhflu‘hhfluw home, to carty €5 to Mr. Hurd at the Kuston heard ack the Ripper. Hotel, the following letter was received from him : “My dear Sir,—l find the easiest way out of my Jnlhculm- is through thni:m ...

... :gmqw rural districts in their rate nfi.:(z g:dn“bi—dhhwm:-?dmv gl gy g ge A diphtheria into towns. DRIVEN MAD BY “JACK THE RIPPER.” Aninqm‘uhmhdd'uld“mhbth bLo T s s committed suicide in & most ¥ ‘manner.— Sarah Muench deposed that the deceased was her ...

... d with criminals of that description. Why he might just as trathfully charge Ripon’s bishop with sympathy with “ Jack the Ripper.” Not only did be charge Mr. Gladstone with these things, but he never gave the name, or place, or date when they took place ...

... DRIVEN MAD BY “JACK THE RIPPER.” An inquiry has been held at Edmonton into the circumstances attending the death of Robert Hiron, sged 52, shoemaker, lately living at a common lodging-house in Whitechapel, who committed suicide in a most decided manner ...

... umable to extricate itself, and, taking to the sea, had been drowned in its efforts to obtain freedoms. DRIVEN MAD BY “JACK THE RIPPER.” Aluqmubcen held at Edmentea into the death of Hiron, aged 52, » shoemaker, who committed suicide in & most detemnined manner ...

... with criminll! of that delcripnt‘ilon. by he might just as truthfully charge Ripon’s bishop with sympathy with *Jack the Ripper.” Not only did he charge Mr. | Gladstone with these things, but he mever gave the name, or place, or date when they took place ...