... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER. SINGULAR THEORY. The Dublin Express London correspondent yesterday says:—The inactivity of the terrible criminal who so far with impunity bas committed at least eight atrocities has led to sundry theories on the part of the ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. THE BERNERS-STREET VICTIM. Mr. Coroner Baxteryesterday summed tbe evidence given in the inquest on the woman foand with her throat cat in Berners-street, Whitechapel. He said she was evidently born in Sweden, and, after keeping ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. A man was arrested night at the Crystal Tavern, Mile End-road, on suspicion of beiug the Whitechapel murderer. He met a woman there, whom he urged to accompany him, but she refused. also met a photographer who was soliciting orders ...

... called upon j Mr. Wilton, Shoreditch, London, who conduoted the funeral of the woman Kelly, the latest victim of the Whitechapel murderer, and made a remarkable request. Weill' said Mr. Wilton, as the stranger silently introduced herself. I want lock ...

... result, for one of the youths, in writing a letter a local journal descriptive his exploit, bad signed it Another Whitechapel Murderer.! This letter was shown to tho police, bnt thoy ' troa'.ed a mere hoax. tbey had deigned to regard it as worthy of ...

... afternoon communication from the Birmingham detectives to the effect that a man suspected of being concerned in the Whitechapel murders had left Birmingham by train for London was at once acted upon by the Scotland-yard authorities. Detectives Loach and ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. With reference to the opinion contained in last week's Lancet, to the effect that the lunacy of the Whitechapel murderer was not yet clearly established, and that homicidal tendency in lunatics waa confined to the desire to kill ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. . ANOTHER CLUE. Superintendent Farmer, of the river Tyne police, haa received information whioh, thought, may be a clue to the Whitechapel murderer. Austrian seaman signed on board of Faversham vessel in the Tyne on Saturday, ...

... application of the law by physical force in Ireland, he asked his audienoe to say what would be done in England if, the Whitechapel murderer to be caught, no jury could be found to convict him Why the law would at once be changed. In Ireland there had been ...

... regarding the murder of the woman found dead in Clarke's-yard, Poplar. Asked whether he thouerht the orime the work the Whitechapel murderer, Dr. Browntield said: The question is whether there is not another and atill more atriking point of reaemblancr. If ...

... London police. On Wednesday night a man named Geary entered Leman-street police-station and stated that he was the Whitechapel murderer. He was obviously drunk, and the police having ascertained that resided in tho neighbourhood was discharged. Mrs. Sodoaux ...

... had already had visits from Mr. George, Mr. Hyndman, Mr. Davitt, and Mr. Dillon, and his impression was that if the Whitechapel murderer conld be identified he would be invited to lecture by a club he could name if he thought proper. (Laughter.) It was ...