... custody. Mr. Mark HIollely's wound is a rather serious one. The cause of the outrage is not known. THE mystery of the Whitechapel murders remains unsolved. The police are now investigating a very suspicious cilauifistance which occurred on Friday night. ...

... making, picture restoring, and the other branches connected with the Fine Arts, 3261 i i I I I i I I I i i I I p 4 THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. SANGUINE DETECTIVES. Scme of the detective officers who have been engaged in investigating the East End murders returned ...

... bullet wound in his. left thigh, and who, so far from considermrg that he is morally a more despicable wretch than the Whitechapel murderer, and one who has not received a tithe of his deserts, regards himself in his small way as a kind of martyr. Woolley ...

... sentenced this forenoon to thirty days' imopr-ison- ment. Other five rioters were remanded for forty-eight hours. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. It has transpired that on the day of the Hanbury-street murder a man went into the lavatory at the City newsrooms, ...

... 'named Bonnell at Bucknall, on Saturday, gave himself up to the police yesterday. The woman is in a dying state, THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS, INQUEST ON MRS NICHOLLS. The inquest on the body of Mary Ann Nicholls, who was murdered in Buck's Row, Whitechapel ...

... combination d a' tragedy and bloodthirsty ?? on the walls. Er ft will be odd if, after al1, it turns out that the ¶ Whitechapel murderer was never in a West- B end theatre, and that he never noticed any of. -b the posters in very bad taste which now shock ...

... but for the tyranny of the National League evictions would be impossible. THE powerful letter of S. G. O. on the Whitechapel murders has been followed by an equally pregnant communication to the 2'ilIS from the pen of the REV. S. A. BARNE'TT, the Vicar ...

... were piled on the top of one another. The driver and stoker escaped unhurt. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. No more futile arrests in connection with the latest Whitechapel murder have yet been made. It has been ascertained by the police that the German, named ...

... the discovery of rimainals was discontinued some = yea ago, and that there is nothing in the cir- cumsn ces of the Whitechapel murders to jnstify a depsrture from the rule. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday Frank Mortirner Iteddington Casey pleaded ...

... com- municate. THE CRY AGAINST THE LONDON POLICE still continuwes-in fact, it grows louder and louder. So far as the Whitechapel murders are c)nceraeJ, I do not, hesitate to repeat my opinion that it is un- reasonable; but I do not see my way to defead ...

... angry at the' HoME SECRETAIIY's refusal to offer a reward for information that might lead to the convic- tion of the Whitechapel murderer. In the first place we cannot believe that anybody with the remotest suspicions of a murderer so inhuman would hesitate ...

... interviewer has been discovered in the person of a Stratford penny-a-liner. This gentleman, who sends out copy about the Whitechapel murder, last night outdid himself by a six-headed article, beginning as follows Tlis EAST-END MURDERs.-TREMENDOUs ExCITEMENT ...