... apparently about forty years of age. TtE WHYTECRCAFEL MnsnD.P-The poli-ce hae not yet made any arrest in congection with the Whitechapel murder, but some men are under close surreillance. A man known as Leather-apron is being sought after. AGCCIEN'T TO A GUIONP ...

... 'LATEST NEWS., SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, &c The police have not yet made any arrests in connection with the Whitechapel murder, hub some men are under close surveillsnce. A maa known ss Leather Apron is beinz sought fter. Atelegram from Mexico announces that ...

... terrible manner, and deposited the vital organs at her side. There is on every hand the one opinion prevailing that the Whitechapel murders have been all |enacted by the same person. The mortuary in4.wbich. tle |body of the mnurdered woman lies is situated ...

... eight hours working day ? (2) If so, are you in favour of securing it by combination ? (3) Or by Act of Parliament? The Whitechapel murder is no doubt very foul, loathsome, and horrible. But when all is said and done, that is no reason why people should go ...

... Mexico or is actively interested in the scheme. THE LONDON MURDERS. The Daily Chronicle ?? occurrence of the four dB Whitechapel murders within this year, and the feeble- t, ness and sluggishness with which all clues to the earlier ag ones were followed ...

... sanguinary capital out of horror, should hear a young lady of 17 to-day lisp out I Is it true that they have caught the Whitechapel murderer ? It has been put to political uses One even- irg paper to-night reminds the Government ?? v is responsible for the ...

... M.P., were yesterday presented with the freedom of the city of Waterford. Public excitement over the latest of the Whitechapel murders continues as intense as ever. The police were yesterday on the alert, and made several arrests, the most important being ...

... 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 ...

... I oUR LONDON LETTER. LONDON, Monday Night. th The excitement throughout London with'le respect to the .Whitechapel murders in- WI b creases rather Otan diminishes. It has been di l kept up to-day by reports of various arrests, Z includinlg the person ...

... followed by successive I Home Secretaries, and there was no inten- tion of departing from the rule in the case 0 of the Whitechapel murders. But now Mr a Samuel Montage has come forward and e offered a reward of £100 for the discovery :, of the murderer, a ...

... saved him by his con- fession. It would be odd if a Minister who was rescued from overthrow by the confession of one Whitechapel murderer were to be ejected from office on account of his inability to discover the whereabouts of another murderer, who is ...

... 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 ...