... training of bloodhounds, bos been forwarded to the Central News, bearing upon the proposal employ bounds in tracking the Whitechapel murderer. One of these correspondents is police officer living Galveston, who baa not only had wide experience in breeding dogs ...

... of tho course he had already taken behalf of the Corporation offering substantial reward for the apprehension of the Whitechapel murderer. was glad to see that public opinion was entirely in favour such a step, and would ask them to endorse his action. ...

... receive the overflow other countries, such state of things would be well-nigh impossible. Happy will be the man who the Whitechapel murderer. He will be able to enrol his name among the English Crcesuses, and live happily ever afterwards on the reward. Finding ...

... she ■oald eo to ber daughter in Bermondsey. Kelly says he ber to be back early, and not to get into the l»ad» of the Whitechapel murderer, but she assured him ibe was able to take care of bersedf. had no n'picion the had fallen a victim until be read the ...

... drinking for three days ; as put it frankly was not compos mentis when he was locked up Friday, on a confession being the Whitechapel murderer. Those people who are weak- L aded as to take delight in such morbid silliness when under the influence of drink, should ...

... ri poetical sympathy for the poorer clause*. the house in Newham Street, 0° which Albert Bachert, who gave descrip- Whitechapel murderer live*, was tffl« si ra have the following words chalked boss,—l still about. Look out—Your*, They were afterwards partly ...

... for assaulting him, while the latter requested tbe policeman lock the unfortunate owner of the black big for beiag Whitechapel murderer. He was never sore anything ia all bis life, contended, aud, therefore, insisted upon his arrest The policeman saw ...

... at the moment, or Judge Lynch might have presided at his trial. The very fact, however, that man supposed to be the Whitechapel murderer is able to run the gauntlet through crowded streets, with a hue and cry his heels, is not likely to operate as deterrent ...

... * °y diaqnalifiad Wuae oould not throngh accident hia youth seamed toua rather abaurd. Ha may be able discover the Whitechapel murderer, but not t Th on j hesitate to con“ “T-M, himself. In these times Sd of rM» oh,l!f ' called a common grave—the waste-paper ...

... into another link tbe chain of evidence. Hurriedly the pursuer sought the assistance of the police,and the supposed Whitechapel murderer wa« accosted. Tbe mysterious bag contained notnmg mor • dreadful than mamVactarers' sample*, and tbe man himself, after ...

... morning the story rspidly spread io that man had been found with hi* npi*j* and that tbe man was another victim the Whitechapel murderer. Upon enquiry, found that the sufferer, who was trade a buiA outting a quarter of beef into joints when his knite «*■’ ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. Plain clothes officers have been watching certain houses Kensington, in connection with the Whitechapel murders. A startling discovery has just leaked out. On Sunday night the 21st nit., policeman found hidden near some shrubs ...