... “ 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 JAMAICA. o men n hic and nded to ) agal good or red o whelly ir and Satar t (four o'clock rtably such & @ apnot ite a m ; he tlffness ¢ down s wife been & [ach of it wers b, from u medimimatic A STRANGE STORY. The craws of the various ...

... “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 ...

... “JACK THE RIPPER” IN JAMAICA. A STRANGE STORY. The craws of the various steamers plying between New York and Kingstou, Jamaica, are telling fearful stories of crimes committed in Spanish Town, a village near Kingston, which to their minds unqaestionably ...

... 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 ...

... ‘I 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 ...

... etated that the London polics attach no importancs to the arrest at Tanis of a man who was at first reported to be ““Jack the Ripper.” At the Mansion House, on Tuesday, it was reported that the woman Mary lles, who had defrauded the Gol lsmiths’ Cum‘nny ...

... Sheffield magistrates yesterday. A fortnight ago the husband came home late, threw his wife down, and said he would *Jack the Ripper” her. He then attempted to cut her throat, and inflicted two serious wounds, Her screams bronght neighbours to the house ...

... 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 ...

... now associated with the series now associated with the mysterious “dack the Ripper.” Later information, indeed, throws cousiderabls doubt upon this being one of the ** Ripper” series of crimes, but nevertheless it in certain that a most bratal murder ...

... amouited t kBO(‘, whereas the cost oi’ providing for tlc s unfortunate people was over £2,000. He A GerMaN “Jack THE RIPPER.—A German “Jack the Ripper” seems to have been at work at Wadersloh, near Munster. A girl, thirteen years of age, had been missing ...