... “ JACK THE RIPPER” IN TUNIS. A Reuter’s telegram from Paris, on Tuesday, said that the Petit Journal had published a telegram from Tunis, stating that the police there had captured a band of robbers’and assassins,and thatseveral suspicious circumstancesgave ...

... “JACK THE RIPPER” IN TUNIS. The following are some further particulars regard ;&:a arrest and detention of the man Alfred Gray i nis on suspicion of being the Whitechapel swfirderer. It appears that Gray, who is stated =‘¢h 24 years of ngo, was examined ...

... REPORTED LETTERS FROM “JACK THE RIPPER.” The Press Association says—lt has transpired that the police have during the past few weeks received letters, rigned “ Jack the Ripper,” intimating that he would recommence his horrible work in July, and Mr, Albert ...

... don’t know phwat yez German name for it is, but that’s what we call 1t down here, anyway.” [ Dauga, the Lorraine Jack the Ripper, whose trial for four murders began early last week, was found guilty on Monday. There being no extenuating circumstances ...

... that the bridegroom, in the natural AN ASTOURDING STORY: JACK THE order of things, will succeed, not only to his father's : RIPPER ¢ barouy, but also to the great earldom of Derby, to - A remarkable etory came to light on Monday night whioh Lord Stanley ...

... END TRAGEDY. SMEMBERED. esday morning the inhabithrown into a state of wild r to the effect that the as ‘“Jack the Ripper™ rk in their midst. If was e news first became noised half an hour of that ited crowd had collected inchin-street, St. George’s, ...

... Whitechapel were thrown into a state of wild excitemens by a rumour to the effect that the notorious criminal known as *“Jack the Ripper ™ had been again at his work in their midst. It was about 6 o’clock when the news first became noised abroad, and within half ...

... produced at the time a feeling of public insecurity, only comparable with that resulting in London from the deeds of Jack the Ripper,.and the fact that the criminal mumsad to elude deteetion for a considerable time, all tended to make the case one of the ...

... Wodnesfield, was believed to have become suddenly mad, rushing off into an adjoining wood declaring that he was ‘“*Jack the Ripper.” A party was ordered to search the wood, but in the meantime Hoywood divested himself entirely of his clothing, and travelled ...

... fow days ago by Mr, Albert Backert, 13, Newnham.street, Whitechapel, as chairman of the Vifll:noo Committee, from Jack the Ripper, announcing his intention of recommeoncing operations about the middle of July. It commenced “Eastern Hotel, Pop.,” followed ...

... ir:gion. The zom‘hhwged h:h.t they wed to die, as they might per] g 0 on the streets and fall into the hands of “f:ek the Ripper.” She was committed for trial. DECREASE IN THE “7TIMES” DIVIDEND. A London correspondent eays he hears that the last quarterly ...

... :xor. l:hnewu:& backs and goalkeeper t;ury for & short tim‘;, goalkeeper kept his charge intact, and the A Paris “Jack THE RIPPER.”—A human monstrosity, compound of the ancient highwaymau and the modern beggar, bas been found wandering along the Boulevard ...