... This letter asked for space to correct some statements made at the inquest, the writer, who sigued himself Another j Whitechapel Murderer, admitted firing the shot. Nothing ! more was heard of the matter for a fortnight, but in the 1 meantime both Gower ...

... 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 ...

... th- London cases. If anything further had been needed to make the horror-stricken crowd attribute the crime to the Whitechapel murderer, it was found card pinned to the unf rtunate woman s body by the blade of a small peukuite. The c-rd bore inscription ...

... the London cases. If anything further had been seeded to make the horror-stricken crowd attribute the crime to the Whitechapel murderer, it was 'found a card pinned to the i.afortunate woman's body by the blade of a sisal! pen- Vnife. The card bore this ...

... adjourned. A man was arrested, near the Tower of London on Tuesday, and said to answer the published description of the Whitechapel murderer. He is detained pending inquiriee ...

... DETECTIVES. HOUSE-TO-HOUSE VISIT. Up to a late hour last night there was no further information with regard to tae Whitechapel murderer. The Police Force was still further augmented last night, and foreign detectives, is stated, are on the spot. A ho ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. On Saturday afternoon a communication was received from the Birmingham detectives to the effect that a man suspected of being concerned in the Whitechapel murder had left Birmingham train for London. Detective Leach and White, ...

... vagrancy at Braunton. The gentleman who gave h:m charge considered he had some resemblance to the photos of the supposed Whitechapel murderer and to the descriptions given of- bka. This suspicion he communicated to the man, but he laughingly repudiated it He ...

... at Braunton. The gentleman who gave him in charge considered he had some resemblance to the photos of the supposed Whitechapel murderer and to the descriptions given of him. This suspicion he communicated to the man, but he laughingly repudiated it. He ...

... description,' although not read in court the letter, which was of the most fiithy description, purported be written by the Whitechapel murderer, aud the writer threatened if (Higgins) was not sent away to murder the whole family and afterwards rob the house. ...

... accepting Sir C. Warren's resignation. Replying to other questions the Home Secretary said that the failure to detect the Whitechapel murderer and the difference with Mr. Munro nothing to do with the resignation. Further, he said it was not true that the Chief ...

... reason why they should not . jo striking aud getting more advances. are getting so accustomed here to the exploits the Whitechapel murderer that the latest atrocity has aroused but a passing interest. Even the news, paper vendors have not been more evidence ...