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... assaulted his mother, and that he had been looking for this man ever since. The police think that Dowd may possibly prove be Jack the Ripper. A Romantic Suicide.—A young Parisienne, who was friendly with an Englishman, the son of noted horse dealer and livery-stable ...

... murders scemed to amuse rather thau auuoy lum. He laugbed loudly whben told be was reported to bave coufessed that he was * Jack the Ripper,” snd he denied that he had ever mentiou«i’&u watter to Mr. Hayues, the sclicitor who acted for him at Perth, or anyoue ...

... people knew there. Since tbe bcrrible story of bis crimes has be-en published some papers suggested that he might be 'Jack the Ripper.' would have scouted any suggestion then that my friend was scoundrel, but his knowledge of localities seemed to extensive ...

... people he knew there. Since the horrible story of his crimes bas been published some papers suggested tbat he might be 'Jack the Ripper.' I would bave scouted any suggestion then tbat my friend was a scoundrel, but his knowledge of localities seemed to me ...

... which he opened meaus spring the back, saying he did so, If the police saw me with this knife they would say I was Jack the Ripper. Amongst Deeming's effects similai kr.lfo was found to that described the ex-busman. who has identified it as the one ...

... will be declared sooner later, and when he is free he might sue you for damages.—Yours respectfully, dk Polls*, mMmt Jack the Ripper. Beware all, warn but once. After Mr. Wyatt, coroner, had given evidence with reference to the inquests on the bodies ...

... inducements, he added, are nothing short of premium to the lower orders to go uselessly wandering about the country. A Jack the Ripper Case.—A girl named Mary Connolly, of Abergavenny, was found dead the I Hatherleigh road in that town on Friday, her throat ...

... A Jack the Ripper Scare in London.— Much excitement was caused in London on Tuesday by the publication of some statements made by a young woman to attempt made upon her life a man who was believed to be the author of the savage crimes of two three years ...

... charged with seuding threateuing ietters to suveral of hor fellow Sunday School teachers. The letters, which were signed “Jack the Ripper,” threatened death and mutilation to the mfi;fienu. The prisoner was remanded for & week. The death of Dr. Marsham Argies ...

... horrible discovery, pointing to the perpetration of one of number of murders and mutilation, popularly known as the Jack-the-Ripper class, was made Moscow, on Saturday. A sack was found leaning against a wall n ear the entrance of a cb urch Piataits ...

... JACK-THE-RIPPER LETTER. The detective department at New Scotli _ are engaged in making inquiries as the .tf of a letter received Monday Mr. Mead. magistrate at the Thames Police-court, '•Jack the Ripper. The letter stated that ' the Kipper had ...