... oou, baa tone aabere m Lread.o Bay. Seventeen men an I the captain * wife were saved, but the captain drowned. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER. Dal.toa Police Court to-day. Tboophil (2t). was charged with wandering while of unsound mind at Haggcrstone ye* ter'lay ...

... his knife, but was secured several constables who had hurried up. The Evening adds that it is believed the man is the Whitechapel murderer. The Press Association was informed, upon enquiry the chief police station for the Shad well District, in which it ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. MORE HEEDLESS ARRESTS. Tbt man on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer, in consequence of learinz some bloodstained clothes tc cleaned, bas been released, it being shown that recently cat his hand severely with some broken ...

... Detective Thomas. Whitebouae said that bad information of utmost importance to divulge, and whispered that where the Whitechapel murderer was to bo foond. Hi* manner was earnest that tbe detectives for tbe moment thought that waa really in poss«a»ion of ...

... RY STORY. The Russian newspaper Norosti makes a startling revelation. According to our Muscovite contemporary, the Whitechapel murderer is Russian. The Momsfi gives the following particulars: He was born Tiraspol, in South Russia, in 1847, and graduated ...

... striking evidence of the extent to which the public mind is exercised over tbe mysterious individuality of tbe loathsome Whitechapel murderer than is afforded the long list of the police courts yesterday, in which the nardPof “Jack the Ripper” figure*. one ...

... November (the Home Secretary) wrote, accepting Sir Chas. Warren's resignation. The faijure of tbe police to discover tbe Whitechapel murderer bad nothing to do with tbe resignation, which was due alone the circumstances stated. Since Mr. Monro's resignation ...

... threatening letiere let Rer. Satnnel Harley, retired clergyman. Ifas !«t*n which were in dwguetiog Unguage, come from the Whitechapel murderer, «nJ «hreat«tti burn the houae down and murder it* inmates. Toe had protected the boaae. The magistrate* said tbs were ...

... answer to Mr. Cooybeara, tha Home Secretary stated that the failure of police to discover the person guilty of the Whitechapel murders was dae, not any new organisation of the police department, but to the extraordinary cunning with which the perpetrator ...

... clever arrests the police can make—by accident. Not long ago the Belfast police arrested a man on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer, but it was proved that he was about as guilty as the 500 innocent people who have been captured in London on the same ...

... Sir.—l am only one of the many victims who were hoaxed yeatcrday by the false report in the Mail the capture of the Whitechapel murderer. Don't you think, Mr. Kditor, it is a great mbtak., even from a commercial point of view, to publish such canards? ...

... e Peverelli apprehended the prisoner some lime afterwards. j stated that was Leather Apron,” and added that he was Whitechapel murderer.’ Prisoner said wa* followed and annoyed large crowd of boys, who persisted calling him Leather Apron.” He was bound ...