... East End of London of Julius Lipman, nicknamed Leather Apron, a cobbler, who iu 1889 feU under suspicion of being Jack the Ripper. He satisfied the police of his innocence, hut the stigma never left him. His business gradually disappeared, and he went ...

... by which one, man was killed and another was seriously in- jured. It appears that Henry Lewis, timberman, and John Evans, ripper, were engaged at opening, out a new double parting and whilst Lewis was, knocking out a cog a slant in the top gave way- and ...

... SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE THE OADLYS TIMBERMEN. Tba timbermen and rippers in the Aberdare Valley leam for tome 12 yearn or more had an orshweimitrno of their owu, bet since tee re, int shies eitiotintal theinote Imes been etude to lodate them to join the ...

... convulsive sobbing. and It n or 1 to t A SWEDISH JACK-THE neW turb RIPPER. m - . nee( COPENHAGEV, December 23. - Three Rfe crimes, resehling very much in character the 'ho outrages of Jack-the-Ripper, have r- aml deutly been perpetrated in the Swedish ?? University ...

... eccoarau., appeared with dr:cleat. onorts6 Londoo, and b./urn whom duke. and marqaiss bow low iu adoratioa, ars actually so tads rippers. lied not at all regal., theor•ttendance at weak. The °sly Wog that to wasted to their to•plets swans la an income, however ...

... liontratablis Herbert Prue* Eaton. •.!•n Vondrlbils Is. adopted Ids father's • tabot of USTalisqg 11.0ga1t17,— .. *OW tog JACK THE RIPPER. MURDER NEAR PARIS. Pat, , , 'llsoralay.—.l. terribk Jul the pr• ea. papettatal dariae the e.: 'Iota!. The 'atm of t►e ...

... we reeogidsed another familiar player in tbe character of Gibson, the ambitions llond.vtreet tailor. who 'maid mar to the ripper crust of society. lie contributed not a Mile to tho fon of the evening. Mr Anima Claremoet'e Harry Mein lend in a breezy ...

... tbs traded State. weetber easgwanwitses Ya ys rts st wow sad pessurevilles Made Sad aiwiliiselas.— Boom DEATH OF A JACK THE RIPPER SUSPECT. The death hes Just *mune& in the Ennead of Julies siclanamed Leather A goo, cobbler, who in 1889 fell ander muipicion ...

... Seam at Bwlifa Colliery. The men were now working out their month's no.-ice. As to the long- pendiner difficulty with the Rippers and Timber- men's Union Mr D. Rees, the secretary of the Timbering's Union, had written that the officials of the Union were ...

... EXPLOSION AT MERTHYR, RIPPER'S SAL) DEATH. On Tbmeday at the Arm.; Merthyr, Mr R. J. Rye held an ocelot ,t body of John Leah. theytant mina , . on. found dead and shittered the No. 2 L Plymouth, Merthyr, on Slonday night. those preterit were —Mr Dyer ...

... But( Seam at Bwllfa Colliery. The men were now working oub their month's notice. As to the long. pending difficulty with the Rippers and Timber men's Union Mr D. Rees, the secretary of th ...

... conceived with a view of testing her stability wore carried oat, about 30 tons of pig iron having been previously pored on the ripper deck for the porpose. the interne:. Ming to move it from side to aid, as to tab to what extent varying weight+ would come ...