... which the Evening News quickly added The Whiteckapel murderer on tramp ; while less bold the Echo asked, Has the Whitechapel murderer gone north ? A woman murdered and mutilated, was the alliterative annoluteement of the Glohr; Another horror ...

... which was perpetrated there on Saturday evening. The circumst dis closed naturally gave rise to the impression that the Whitechapel murderer had found another victim at ey. but the local police have had their suspicions amused with regard to an ironworker ...

... last.— Oandsy stated that the prisoner took hold of her in the street, and produced knife. She asked him if was tiie Whitechapel murderer, to which replied the aflßrmaiiv* She then blew whistle, which she said she had always carried since the Whitechapel ...

... out for these offensive and odious personal attacks and imputations. It is silly and ridiculous to urge that, like Whitechapel murderer, delights in cruelty. And if Irishmen think they can tire us out by such methods, they were nevermore deceived. The ...

... resumed, on Wednesday, the inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Annie Chapman, the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer. No further witnesses were called. The Coroner commenced summing up at twenty minutes to three o'clock. He pointed ...

... resumed, yesterday, the inquiry into the circum stances attending the death of Annie Chapman, the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer. No farther witnesses were called. The Coroner commenced summing up at “twenty to three He pointed ont thas the evidence ...

... of footsteps. The murderer has left not the slightest clue. The minors first thought the crime was j the work of the Whitechapel murderer but some the colliers and the local police now ...

... was p•rpetra•ed there on Saturday evening. The circumstances disclosed naturally gave rise to the impression that the Whitechapel murderer had found another victim at Ilirt'ey, but the local police have had their suspicions aroused with regard to an iron-worker ...

... OF UNGLAND FkAUIER, AIID GENERAL HUE AND CRY. JSA36TBL1S}{t~D 1711-9TH YEAR oF QuZE. ANNE. THlE BIRTLEY MURDER. The Whitechapel murders have been followed by one at Birtley, and, to use the idiom of the daily press, the epidemic of crime is spreading. ...

... was perpetrated there on Saturday evening. The circumstances disclosed naturally gave rise to the impression that the Whitechapel murderer had found another victim at Itirrey, but the local police have had their suspicions aroused with regard to an ironworker ...

... the person responsible for the mutilation of the body of Jane Beennore or Savage was but a clumsy imitation of the Whitechapel murderer, of whose barbarities he bad no doubt read. The most feasible theory of the Birtley incident, and that which the local ...

... whatever objections be may have to Pole, an affectum for the perch. have thia information from o-fiah-al quarter*. Tbb for Whitechapel murderer continue*. Last weak detective was arrested mistake. boars oat in our previoua contention—that the datectivaa are known ...