... handed him over a policeman. The man Fitzgerald, who accused himself to the police Wandsworth last night of being the Whitechapel murderer, is a bricklayer’s labourer. says be bus been wandering about the country, and appears to have been under the influence ...

... Londoners that should crowd assemble anywhere east Temple liar immediately the romour breaks out that the capture of tbo Whitechapel murderer being effected. As eu instance public feeling, an amusing anecdote is recorded o( incident which occurred Cheapside ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. THE PENSIONER FOUND. London, Saturday. Tbe per sioner Stanley, who has been referred to as associating with the murdered woman, has given to the police an account of bis movements since he last saw the deceased, which was on tbe ...

... been postponed split November 2816. THE WRITICCUAPEL MURDERS, 'Thu inquest tin Mrs Chapman, thu last •ictim of the Whitechapel murderer, was resumed today. The caused a profound sensation by stating in his summing up that the murderer was a skilled anatomist ...

... and trouble to which he has been put. The police remain very reticent with regard to their prospects of capturing the Whitechapel murderer. It is certain, however, that consider- able importance is attached to the fact of a man having called at a Readiog-room ...

... Parnell Fond—an appeah by the way, which has fallen extremely flat. The police are, it is feirel, allowing the latest Whitechapel murderer to escape through their fingers. In the one case where suspicion was the strongest, inquiry has proved that the buspectod ...

... prisoners were fighting in the street. and he had geat troubje it separating them. Dounslely was shouting that Reid wes the Whitechapel murderer, and that Wm had caught him. Reid, who, It was stated, was a respectable man, and was never up before, was discharged; ...

... strees, by Oohen’s sugar nflnavdy. when & woman roehed scross the etreet and eried out, * There goes Leather Apron, the Whitechapel murderer,’ to the policeman standing at the eorner of the turning. * Run after him,’ she shouted ; ‘ now you haves ohanee of ...

... a great and expensive drag on the Empire. THI London police would appear to have gives up all hope of capturing the Whitechapel murderer. When one reads of the long list of undetected murders andother crimes committed in the metropolis, the perpetrators ...

... Whig” Office, 174, Street, kid Night. Tub refusal the Home Office aathorlties to offer reword for the diacovery of the Whitechapel murderer does not by any means meet with general approvaL The explanation the refusal ia that such offers of reward tend to ...

... and the detectives say that the carrying of the woman's body was only risky.** They recall the audacity of another Whitechapel murderer. Wain wright. who set about carrying tho romaiua of a woman in track, open at the top, along the most crowded thoroughfares ...

... comfurtab y in the little court. The detective** are being taken severely to task over their failure so far to arrest the Whitechapel murderer, but though there may be grounds for grumbling, some of the complaints are unreason- able. It is astonishing bow admirably ...