... JACK THE RIPPER. A report was current on Tuesday in London tc the effect that the Whitechapel murderer had been captured at Tunis. The report was telegraphed from Paris, where it originally appeared the Petit Journal, and was to the effect that one ...

... “TACK T Oe The Central News says—The rumours current of a further expected visit of “Jack the Ripper” are causing a revival of the scare which prevailed last year in Whitechapel and the East End of London. It appears that the police have from time to ...

... “Jack the Ripper.” That fart provide* a clue upon which the polic* are working. The finding of a neckerchief the house, which certainly was never worn by Millstein, affords material evidence in the hue cry. The Millstein restaurant, externally at least ...

... “JACK THE RIPPER.” Mr. Stuart Cumberland reprints in the currens number of the Mirror his ideal sketch of Jack the Ripper, and in addition to publishing letters from various le who declare they have seen the identical inJivigu.l. he goes on to say : *“*Now ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. Further information has been received regarding the man arrested at Tunis suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. The suspicion of the authorities was first aroused by the fact that he answered the descriptions of the supposed ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. On the 12th Mr. Barkert, the chairman of the Wbitechapel Vigilance Connuttee. received a letter purportiog to been sent by Jack the Sipper.' threateisiog to 04.1111201e13Ce op. rAtions agai• is the 111th. On nateclay morning last Mr ...

... “Jack the Ripper” Of the Jack the Ripper crimes Mr. Lccson says: Amongst the police who were most concerned the case there was a general feeling that certain doctor, known to me, could have thrown quite a lot of light on the subject. This particular doctor ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. Mr. Albert Backhert, chairman of the Whitechspel Vigilance Committee. received the following letter on Saturday: Oct. 9, 1889.—Dear boss,- 1 write you these few lines to let you know. as you are the boss of the Vigilant Society, that ...

... believed to his dying day to have been Jack the Ripper. Dr. Cream did all could delay the execution, and Billington becoming impatient, suddenly pulled the fatal bolt. As he did so he distinctly heard Cream say. I am Jack__. and believed that in another ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. A Scotland-yard officer has been telling a reporter that Jack the Ripper is in Dartmoor Asylum ; that he has been there ever since the last Outrage; that he, the officer, has the Chinese knife with which the butcheries were committed ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. An unstamped letter, on which 2d had raid, was received at the Police Court yesterday, addressed “Tlie I loss, Marylebone PolicoCCKiit, .—March ?.lst —Jack the Ripper.—l now jurt about commence my tricks Regent's Park, and will give myself ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. The report as to • letter having been received from Jack the Ripper, hoe caused, it is stated, • revival of the scare in Whitechapel and the East End. The following is the text of the letter :—261, Whitochopel-road. London, September ...