... THE WHJTEC}IAPEL MUPXERS. A ST~TAN~t;c iTOEY. 1 t It is two y~ars andl n-half 5ince the lsst of tlne Y Whitechapel ati-oeities shecked Loudou to its .~ deepcst depths. Thne *' myatery' has remaineda imystery, and we have bentin content to regard it ans ...

... ;off was concluded at '3lrmingba yesterday. The boy and girl who .hadbae -arrested were released, and a verdict :, wlfS~ 'murder' against some persoa or Pm ?? was returned, the Coroner abserijag that though the case was sout mysterious, it ought A st ...

... bottom of the Whitechiapel murders ? It woald be interesting to know what is tie mysterious clue wbich Mr Montagu Williams, the well-known police magistrate, professes to have obtained in reference to the Whitechapel murders. Did a iMallatma have au interview ...

... atrociou-i character, every detail being similar to thle Jack the Ripper murders in London. The prisoner, it is ascertained, visited London at the time several of the Whitechapel murders were committed. ...

... I THE I WHITECHAPEL MURDERS I ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE MURDERER. blic A HORRIBLE MESSAGE. blic The Press Association, from inquiries made in Mile-End yesterday, is enabled to vive the following ree particulars of a communication made to the niemel hI of ...

... watch. The prisoner was arrebted r b on Thursday afternoon ice Drury Lane on uspicion t of beio-t cencerned in the Whitechapel murders, J i It tra-epired that while he wras being watched as a person wanted he stole the watch, The prosecutor r Leveosso ...

... (A TE mrneropolitanl police yesterday made a W singolar acrret which was reported to be in can- I nection with the Whitechapel murders. It was I gr subsequently ascertaidee that the man was appre- I t hended for stealing a watch, with which offence he ...

... iui the I failure. The weather bears the blamie of many a I bankruptcy. Some shopkeepers have boldly awsigned i the. Whitechapel murders as the cauise of their i financial diiiculties. Husbands are apt to put the blarne upon their vives, ad wives have ...

... illness. THE WHITZCHAPEL 'MURDER. , On inquiry at the Leman Street Police Station Y yesterday a representative of the Central News a was informed that no teather arrest had been made It in connection with tlie Whitechapel murders. The t police authorities ...

... steel. It was .- 0 noble and they ought to hail the tiue when th-ii d would be no mote war. He next alluded to th' I Whitechapel murders, and to the vice in full bloini k it the cities, and proceeded to remark h;in, is it was a mere fraction that was in ...

... °' man entered the station and said he bad lost a black t' bag. He then commenced a rambling statement aI about the Whitechapel murders, and offered to cut oh the sergeant's head, and other nonsense. He saidtil he had studied for the medical profession ...

... The murdered girl, who was ad stripped naked, was ripped open from he lier hiet downwards, aud was otherwise ,g mutilated in a fearful manlier. 'Tle ry murderer is said to bon a, insane student, but, as nrs ill the case of thie Whitechapel Murders, the ...