... WHITECHAPEL MURDERER, SENSATIONAL RUMOUR. A singular rumour has been circulated in the neighbourhood of Wimbledon, to the effect that the East-end murderer has committed suicide. It appears that about three weeks ago a person of gentlemanly appearance ...

... WHITECHAPEL MURDERER TO DIE. Charles Jeremiah Slowe, a dock labourer and militia I:l.rporal. was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey on 'Vednesday for the murder of Martha Hardwick, a barat the Lord Nelson Tavern, Whitechipel. The a li _ecused had often ...

... further particulars regard. iag the arrest and detention of the man Alfred Gray is Tunis on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. It appears that Gray, who is stated to be 24r ear. of age, was examined by the -British Consul, and that his statements ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. A STRANGE SUGGESTION. The Vienna correspondent of the &waded, with every precaution warranted by the circumstances. takes note of the fact that in police circles there and in Pesth it is considered very probable that Szemeredy ...

... arrived in New York from Montreal. It is generally believed that he has received wider.; from Emil:lied to search for the Whitechapel murderer. Mr. Andrews is reported to have said that there are half-a-dozen &w--him detectives, two clerks, and one inspector ...

... their Irish allies. Some of them try, indeed, to hase their antagonism on the failure of the police to capture the Whitechapel murderer ; but the majority of them are well aware that this ground is untenable. Sir Charles has done all that man can do to ...

... questions about the resignation of Sir Charles Warren, Mr. MATTHEWS 'sail the failure to detect'the person guilty of the Whitechapel murders was due,•not to any new organisation or to any defect in the organisation, but to the extraordinary cunning and secrecy ...

... not believe in elaborate disguises, and tells us that an eager beginner who got himself up as a woman to capture the Whitechapel murderer was only snubbed by his superiors for his excess of zeal. ...

... autheriUae bad the mined doctor's history brought under their notice, and they think it rery possible that and the Whitechapel murderer were one and the ] indindual. The elue U rendered mere important by the fact that It explain* the exirtewco the surgical ...

... elaborate and, it seems to us (Observer), costly arrangements have been made by Scotland Yard to set bloodhounds after the Whitechapel murderer be meant to quiet a panic-stricken public, we might let it pass. But there are not wanting •signs that Sir Charles ...

... and shouted out that • company had been formed to take him round the country in an iron cage, and show him as the Whitechapel murderer, and that the prosecutor was the secretary of it. He attempted to assault the prom-cuter, the witnembox being quite ...

... ns prevent, and the remarks evoked cheers and counter °beers, and the chairman had to intercede. THE MAUCH FOR THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER, The Clerkenwell polio. were last night informed of an attempted outrage on a woman in the neighbour. hood, and Detective ...