... THE MYSTERY OF THE WHITECHAPEL FIEND. (From the Daily Newt of this morning.) ' When the reports have been more clearly established, hsm clearly, in relation to this particular crime, shall still have to consider the larger question of the connection of ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. ii i , t London, Sunday Night. The Whitechapel fiend has emerged from his lair in which he has lain concealed for three weeks, and his track ia marked by two more murders. There can no doubt that they are by the same hand, though one ...

... he anmnasmane of he that police constable cw was nd the | catching the Whitechapel fiend red-hand in all bloody. work. revious THE IDENTIFICATION. k this The Central News says :—The murdere our as was identified this afternoon by wom 40 H, same unfortunate ...

... i “JACK THE RIPPE! ON THE PARIS[AN Aas. THE WHITECHAPEL FIEND IN 4 HIGHLAED 5 The Paris correspondent of the Morning Port a vew telegraphs :—Tbé fires representation melodrama by Mon. Bertrand and Clarian, em titled Jack the Ripper,” was given ight ...

... evidence Until next week. INTERESTING LETTER. Albert Backert, who has already taken a prominent part in the tracking the Whitechapel fiend, writes to the press as follows :— It may be of interest to the public to know that the tradesmen of Whitechapel and ...

... story. AMERICAN IMITATORS OF JACK THE RIPPER. 'Ihe Daily Telegraph's New £ork correspondent says :— ln Boston the Whitechapel fiend has been imitated by a man who hides In dark comers and darts out at women, brandishing a knife, aud muttering threats ...

... Station warranted the belief that the human fragments recovered from the Thames were the remains of another victim of the Whitechapel fiend. The statement, says tho Central News, is quite unfounded, no letters of the character referred to having been received ...

... Station warranted the belief that the human fragments recovered from the Thames were the remains another victim of the Whitechapel fiend. The statement, says the Central News, is quite unfounded, no letters of the character referred to having been received ...

... double fare if he would drive at full speed to a railway station. The circumstances point to the conclusion that the Whitechapel fiend has resumed his diabolical operations. ...

... until next week. AN INTERESTING LETTER. Mr Albert Backert, who has already taken a prominent part in the tracking of the Whitechapel fiend, writes to the press as fellows :— It may be •f interest to the public to know that the trades- men of Whitechapel ...

... then in a revolting manner ripped up the bodies of the women, leaving them in a similar state to those murdered by the Whitechapel fiend. PRIZE FIGHT NEAR I.ONDON, A DETERMINED STRUGGLE. One of the most detennined prize fights that have taken place between ...

... their efforts have been so far without reward. The methods and success of the murderer so closely resemble those of tiie Whitechapel fiend that the local authorities are strongly inclined to connect the two crimes. As in each of the last two London cases, ...