... JACK THE RIPPER.- The Detective Department at New Scotland-yard are engaged in making inquiries as to the author of • letter received by Mr. Mead, the magistrate at the Thames Police-court, signed Jack the Ripper. The letter stated that Jack the Ripper ...

... A MARSEILLES RIPPER SCARE. Marseilles is just now in a state of perturbation owing to the presence of a criminal who is still at large, and whose methods to some extent recall those of Jack the Ripper at Whitechapel. The other days man and woman—the former ...

... REIGN OF TERROR. RIPPER CRIMES IN BERLIN. The poorer quarters of Berlin are in a state of panic owing to as epidemic of Ripper attempts nn unaccompanied women which has broken out. Frau Albertine Henke, the wife of a merchant. we.: attacked with a ...

... presence on the occasion which it is anticipated will be the largest gathering of ex- Confederates since the Cie:' War. JACK THE RIPPER. ANOTHER MIIROIR THREATENED. Some (either letters are in circulation purporting to be connected with the notorious Whitechapet ...

... VACHER SENTENCED TO DEATH. The trial of the man Vacher, the French Jack the Ripper, against whom there are eleven charges of murder, has concluded at Ain Assizes. Vacher was found guilty and sentenced to death. lie admits his guilt, but persists in declaring ...

... very good. For the losing side Varndell. Leaver, and Burton played well. The score was as follows: Wargrave--B. Robins 2..1. Ripper 2, J. Hook a:, A. Guy 7, A. Ladd 21. Barratt 0, Poulter El. H. Cox 0, C. Sash 1, F. Muslin 1. F. Wyatt 1. extras 9. total ...

... to have bee, conscious that cases of this description bstilly required the services of a High Court Judge. THE JACK. THE RIPPER CASE. Having regard to the interest attaching to the Jack-au-Roper case (says Sir Robert Anderson. K.C.8.. in The Lighter ...

... of a p otleman to whom Mrs. Wanaros her h authmired their delivery, for conveyance to merit THE FRENCH RIPPER Vscl.er, the French Jack the Ripper.' mnrdered about eighteen persons, chiefly boys girls employed as shepherd', many of wl rm mutilated, was ...

... face and he (prisoner) was trying to overtake him, when a crowd of children got round him calling out Jack the Ripper this, and Jack the Ripper that. It was in trying to get rid of them he got locked up. This was the first time since 1861 when he came ...

... he said! wanted to drown myself, because when in prison the warders used to read the papers to me and say I was Jack the Ripper. Witness took defendant to Wokingham first, but afterwards he was brought to Caversham.—Mr. R. Simmons, solicitor, Caversham ...

... THEFT OF BANK NOTES AND CHEQUES. daring robbery took place at the Bureau of the Societe titnemle, Paris, at the Place de rippers, on Saturday afternoon, between 1 and 2. The banking hours on Saturday in Paris are 9to 5, and the robbery was probably (lulled ...

... was committed at 28. Dorsetstreet. Spits'fields, early on Sunday morning, in • room exactly under one In which a Jaek-the-Ripper atrocity took place ten years ago. Shortly after midnight, a woman named Eliza Roberts. living with her husband, David Roberts ...