... to justice and punished as he deserves to be. This is but one manifestation of the senseless wicked- ness which the Whitechapel murders have called into activity, and for which a good many persons richly deserve to be made to smart. The public must have ...

... Nicholls, murdered and mutilattsl in Buck's Row, Whitechapel.—Fourth, 7tb September, Mrs. Chapman, murdered and mutilated in Hanbury Street, Spitalfields.—Fifth, September 30th, Elisabeth Stride, found with her throat cut in Berner Street, Whitechapel.— H'xth ...

... numerous people (meetly jealous husbands watching their wives), and sometimes, I fear, for criminal purpose*. Daring the Whitechapel murders eic.temeet we made many ae 20 or 30 people per day, mostly amateur detectives. It just possible the actual culprit might ...

... will speedily lead to the clearing-up of this murder and mutilation mystery, which would have created more excitement had not public attention been so strongly absorbed by the atrocious Whitechapel murders. the day when two hundred Mayors and Invests from ...

... mainland has rich resources, which the proposed line of steamers would greatly help to develop. The perpetrator of the Whitechapel murders and mutilations, which produced such a idespread feeling of horror last year, has again resumed his fell work adding ...

... reward. The impression is held by many that a mistake was committed in not offering a reward in connection with the Whitechapel murders. Whatever acts as a stimulant to vigilance in notorious cases ought to be employed. The letter written br Mr. Fr»nci« ...

... case because the victims were chiefly negro women. The crimes were characterised the same brutal methods those of the Whitechapel murders. The theory has been suggested that the perpetrator of the latter may be the Texas criminal, who was never discovered ...

... hear you wen ia London yesterday. I hope you enjoyed youieeK. One thing I should like to know—when wen you when the Whitechapel murders wen committed, I hen teed the papers, end it opinion that you have done them ell they all agree that was a doctor, that ...

... attendant, until his return over what he calls familiar ground. The widespread attention which the atrocious series of Whitechapel murders has excited is strikingly shown by the circumstanoe that the Tunis police arrested an Englishman, going by the name ...

... received from the secretary of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, that some years have passed since the Government ceiised to offer rewards for information facilitating the discovery of the perpetrators of atrocious murders, and that there is nothing in ...

... Across the right cheek to the nose was another gash, and pait the right ear had been cut off. Following the plan in the Whitechapel murders, tbs miscreant was not content with merely killing his victim. The poor woman’s clothes had been pulled op over her ...

... arrests been made in connection with tbe Whitechapel murders. A woman named Durrell has identified tbe body of the murdered woman that of the woman whom she slw talking with man outside No 29, tbe scene of tbe murder, about half-past five on Saturday morning ...