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... THE FRENCH JACK THE RIPPER. The Mal of Musa, tha Ask of Post I N. sermeed at Ms AMAMI. The story at We =lib ft____ rank among the easels ed*res of the kel les pose. Is as follows Ou Dumber 18, 1858, k Ils stesbe. a pawnbroker of Pant A • Moses Sultzer ...

... HORRORS. ANOTHER LETTER FROM JACK THE RIPPER. The Are. association says : Mr Albert Rackhert, absirowin Whitechnpel Vigilance Committee, wolfed the foll , isring latter on Saturday : Whitcahnpel, 9th October, know, as you are the boss of the vigilant ...

... evening the Press Association received • letter, bearing the East London post-mark. purporting to be from the notorious Jack the Ripper. The envelope was apparently written by • different person from the text of the note, which was written on a torn single ...

... completely severed from the body, and she was fearfully disernbowled. The police and doctors believe it is the work of Jack the Ripper, and the worst of the series of East London atrocities. ...

... hedge, and attempted to commit a criminal assault upon her. He staffed an handkerchief into her mouth and said, I am 'Jack the Ripper.' If you move I'll do fur you, as I've done for five more. The girl managed to scream, and Nome boys coming up, the prisoner ...

... Jones. borough surveyor, with keeping pig.; within the prescribed distance of a dwelling hon Defendant fined ss. • LOCAL JACK THE RIPPER. Gabriel Dines, Brewer' street, hawker. was charged by D.C.C. Lloyd with being drunk and disorderly on the 211th inst ...

... g Ines a bag. The mem isemedlatdy made off in differed Pryor Mewed op a lam which mid bus wet The tossed at bay. awl Jack the Ripper you, drew a doubbeilipl 10 Is. dagger, sad stabbed the policeman is the Ina seek, sad body times. One Mow jest Wised ...

... East Africa. In a third letter he said, Dear friend, on Sunday next but one Surrey-street Chapel is to be blown up by Jack the Ripper.' Stay away, friend, in case you want to save one soul from the tortures of hell-fire. Mr. Wilson, the defendant's solicitor ...

... blood to stand in the gebberweled minim 1.10111 which he exhibited to a reporter, sad he declared to be the foot-gear by Jack the Ripper 'for the of his bleakbinty expeditious, remains to be In of further information on the 'abject. we most rest upon the ...

... was stained with blood from one end to the other. The general opinion was, at the outset, that this was the work of Jack the Ripper. A cooler consideration of the circumstances, however, would lead one to suppose that the horrible deed was not committed ...

... and the rase wee adjourned for swath. William Ferguson. wee c harged with Jeanie L. Thi, and threatening to net ma “Jack the Ripper toward. bee, in e duplee aLout sixpence. Me defendant charged the complaisant with solieiting. Itothchargenwere di.ee ...