... JACK THE RIPPER IN AMERICA. Inspector Andrews, of Scotland-yard, has arrived in New York from Montreal. It is generally believed that he has received orders from England to search for the Whitechapel murderer. Mr. Andrews is rep,rted to have said that ...

... JACK THE RIPPER IN TUNIS. The following are some further particulars regarding the arrest and detention of the man Alfred Gray in Tunis on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. It appears that Gray, who is stated to be 24 years of age, was examined ...

... JACK THE RIPPER SCARE. At the Thames Poliorcourt on Monday, Edward Hamblar, 61, a ship's joiner, was charged with dir orderly conduct and being dressed in female attire. —lnspector Ferrett stated that on Sunday night he saw a crowd of about 600 persons ...

... address and pleasing voice, but seemed awkward in the clothes in which .he was dressed at Gomanstown. A SELF-ACCUSED JACK THE RIPPER. A man of respectable appearance is lodged in Wicklow Gaol on remand under singular circum• stances. He went to the police ...

... Several others from £2 0 0. RICYCLES.—A light Westminster ()ripper 1. pattern, suit lady or gentleman, in firet-claes condition, ball bearings throughout, including pedals . ABUDGE ROTARY in splendid condition, fitted with ball bearings throughout E 5 ...

... unable to extricate itself, and, taking to the sea, had been drowned in its efforts to obtain freedom. DRIVEN MAD BY JACK THE RIPPER. An inquiry has been held at Edmonton into the death of Robert Hiron, aged .52, a shoemaker, who committed suicide in a most ...

... for cartridges, gunpowder, and small stores, to all contractors who can carry out the orders. JACK THE RIPPER IN AMERICA. Either Jack the Ripper has emigrated from the aeons of his ghastly murders in Whitechapel or he has found a close imitator in ...

... of the Wheatsheaf, Emneth, Hungate, was endorsed to Mrs 8. E. Goose, the widow of the late tenant. A DISCIPLE OF JACK THE RIPPER. Jobs Styles alias George Yates, a tramp, who said he came from Whitechapel, was brought by P.c. Johnson, before Dr. Seccombe ...

... of youths, who got up a cry that his long-flowing beard was a tabus one, and that he was possibly the much-wanted Jack the Ripper. Very shortly he became the object of intense curiosity, being followed by several hundreds of people. He horned along the ...

... held another certificate. A Senators Sacs Tax RIPPER. —A startling story of waylaying a female belonging to the Salvation Army, and attempting to murder her—having • semblance to the work of Jack the Ripper has been a topic of sane interest and concern ...

... policeman pursued one of them and caught him in a cal de sae, whereupon the man drew a dagger, and with the words, 11l Jack the Ripper you, stabbed the policeman in the face and neck. Pryor struck out with his truncheon, and then closed with the ruffian, seizing ...

... they first commenced the attack, one of his fellow Owners drew his knife and said, Let's give them (the lambs) Jack the Ripper. Frederick Barrett (15), labourer, Herbert Danes (18), porter, and Oars* Gerisessy (16), barber's assistant, were discharged ...