... TRAGEDIES. A man was arreted near the Tower of London yester- day, and is said to answer the ublished descriptions of the Whitechapel murderer. .e is detained pending inquiries. At the inquiry yesterday into the death of Elizabeth Stride, who was found murdered ...

... for hunting. I believe that the knowlwdge that bloodhounds are being kept on the spot has acted as a deterrent to the Whitechapel murderer. If not, and he rneditates farther atrocities, he will certainly have an, op ortunity of learning something about them ...

... AN ARREST IN EIMCESTERSHIRE. A man was arrested at Market Harboroughon Thurs- day night on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. He has been lodging in the neighbourhood for two months, but has been frequently absent. He is a very dalr swarthy-looking ...

... Secretary went into a long statement in of justification of his refusal to offer a reward for the It apprehension of the Whitechapel murderer. The lei Home Office was not heedless nor indifferent as to theoc apprehension of the Whiteohapel murderer, and 'th ...

... a dangerous position. If Sir Charles has committed errors, he has also been unfortunate. There is no doubt that the Whitechapel murderer, for the non-diecovery of whom the Chief Commissioner has been held responsible, has been the immediate cause of his ...

... THE EAST END MURDERS. A man was arrested last night at the Crystal Tavern, Mile Eand-road, on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. He met a woman there, whom he urged to accompany him, but she refused. He also met a photo- grapher who wds soliciting ...

... persons have been arrested, it is very doubtful, writes our London Correspondent, if the polis have yet got hold of the Whitechapel murderer. `bhe man Piggott who has been taken into custody at Gravesend has, if we can believe the accounts whizh ane published ...

... Association states that up, to last evening the police had obtained no further definite news as to the identity of the Whitechapel murderer; but they had been busily engaged throughout the day in piecing together the information in their possession with a ...

... will ho brought before the borough magistrates. EXCEPTrNG that rewards are to be offered for the apprehension of the Whitechapel murderer, nothing new is to be recorded. WHA~TEVEBR differences of opinion the Report of the majority of the Royal Conmmission ...

... forgiven. All this is transparent enough; E but to make the failure of the police to discover p the whereabouts of the Whitechapel murderer 1 the excuse for getting rid of an unpopular Minister g is a somewhat comical application of logic. That v our Criminal ...

... tion a man displaying lunatic symptoms, with a homi- cidal tendency, who resembles the published deseriptions of the Whitechapel murderer. THE criminal business of the North . Riding Sessions was proceeded with yesterday. The oases for trialwere not of ...

... called to the annoyance which has been given to great numnbers of respectable people by detectives in pursuit of the Whitechapel murderer. Somewhere between 500 and 600 people have been spoken to or arrested in connec tion with the crimes in the East End; ...