... double event, but not in White- chapel. Got ratl er too swarm there. Ilad to shift. No more till you hear me again. JACK THlE RiPPER. This letter was shoxvn to the police. It bears a Kilburn postmark, and the bandritin, is very s5uilar to that of the post-card ...

... (L:dd]inrd), 2. Clainrord (Allsopp), 3. Also ran: ?? (T. CWnnon), Aromna (slancl), Charing Cross (-Ilarrison). NEW YORK JACK THE RIPPER; STARTLING STATEMENT BY INSPECTOR BYRNE. Inspector Byrne said to a press correspondent last evening :-I do not tell you that ...

... was not followed by one of those wild panics in the East-end-which the reporters create to order after each of Jack the Ripper's murders. But East-enders are doubtless hardened into fortitude by their surroundings, and one of them has been even bold ...

... house appear to have been suffo- cated by the dense 'nok% and were thus saved the horrors of being burned alive. A JACK THE RIPPER'N SCARE. ARREST IN WHITECH-TAPEL LAST INIGHT. The Central News says a sensation was caused in the notorious Buck s-row, W ...

... they are now in gaol. The superstition is, however, widespread. It is common to Russia, Germany, and Austria, and Jack the Ripper would be the best advertising agent for the book that it could have. * * Albani went to hear Patti sing at the Albert Hall ...

... street in which the murdered woman's body was found at Hampstead was badly lighted; everyone of the spots on which Jack the Ripper's victims were found was badly lighted. More- over, without these hideous proofs of the dangers of dark spots, itis su ...

... sailed for a French port Afterwards it was found that his signa- ture corresponded with the facsimile letters signed Jack the Ripper, and that the description of the man also corresponded ?? that of the Whitechapel murderer circulated by the metropolitan ...

... JACK THE RIPPER ON THE CONTINENT. According to a Colgog-e Gazetle telegram from Verviers an unfortunate, named Marie Laplanche, has been murdered in that town under circumstances so atrocious as to suggest the fiendish hands of lack the Ripper, THE LIBEL ...

... is immediately seized upon and called Another Crime in Whitechanel. Even all the horrible deeds comnmonly known as the Ripper murders were referred to as Whitechapel murders, whereas only two of them actually occurred in the parish. The result of ...

... criminals lived. Doubtless all murders enlarge the circle of human knowrledge in some particulars; and, whenever Jack the Ripper is caught, Mr. Grant Allen can most properly plead as an extenuating circumstance for his crimes that but for them th 2 ...

... without having a morning newspaper with it. Other people do not seem to be able to do so. They like to know all about Jack the Ripper and such things; I don't. Of course, if people have a pleasure in this sort of stuff, well. I like better Uourishment, and ...

... SEASON IN PARIS. There is little fear of Paris losing her ancient reputation as the queen of fashion and sensation, Jack the Ripper notwithstanding. Next week the man called Prado will stand his trial at the Paris Court of Assi.es. He is charged with murder ...