... TUE 1V EEK. THE WHITECHAPEL SENSATION. THE Whitechapel murders have attained all the importance of a tragedy. Nothing approaching it has ever happened since De Quincey glorified a very similar accumulation of horrors in Murder as a Fine Art. The Whitechapel ...

... THE WEEK. THE WHITECHAPEL SENSATION. THE Whitechapel murders have attained all the importance of a tragedy. Nothing approaching it has ever happened since De Quincey glorified a very similar accumulation of horrors in Murder as a Fine Art. The Whitechapel ...

... wis Sassing the time thinks she saw knife lis Leeve, but she is not sore. The police an folloir* ing this due to the Whitechapel murderer with the greatest caution, and from their reticence is evident that they attach considerable importance to the facta ...

... which perpetrated there on Saturday evenng. The circumstances described naturally gave rise to tke impression the Whitechapel murderer had found another victim, but th ?. local police have had their suspicions aroused with regard t-> iron-worker at Birtley ...

... The latter sald that the young man tried to stab her in the throat with a knife, and that he bad declsred he was the Whitechapel murderer. The Sergen * asked h'm to show the knife ? 'l'hgd-— dia s 0; aud then Budin, took him to the Poltee Statiom. Oun the ...

... e Peverelli apprehended the prisoner some lime afterwards. j stated that was Leather Apron,” and added that he was Whitechapel murderer.’ Prisoner said wa* followed and annoyed large crowd of boys, who persisted calling him Leather Apron.” He was bound ...

... his innocence. A later telegram from the Central News says an important discovery throwing considerable lighten the Whitechapel murderer’s movements after the commission of the crime was made Tuesday. A little girl found on a wall and path in the yard ...

... 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 ...

... place in Birtley Churchyard. The police have altogether abandoned the idea that the Birtley crime is the work of the Whitechapel murderer. Dr. Phillips, who performed the pott-mortem examination on Tuesday, is convinced that the nature of the wounds does ...

... traveller from Australis. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS► The Exchange Telegraph Company learns that the police have full knowledge of the wbereabout of the man whose description has been circulated as that of the alleged Whitechapel murderer, and his identity is spoken ...

... their Royal Highnesses conversed for few minntoß before leaving for Abetgeldie, which was before one o’clock. THIS WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. A CONFESSION. The ** Central ” understands that man, the name John Fitzgerald, gave hiin.«lv up at Wands* worth Po ...

... of a struggle, and no trace of footsteps. The circumstances disclosed naturally give rise to the impression that the Whitechapel murderer had found another victim at Birtley, but the local police have had their suspicions aroused with regard to an iron ...