... also expected that further medical evidence will give the case a still more mysterious aspect. That it the work of the Whitechapel murderer is ridiculed. ...

... The police are much more of success in tracing out this Whitehall oystery than they are of coming on the track of Whitechapel murderer. In the latter case there Resolutely no clue. In the former it is evident ato Woman brought up in respectable if not ...

... circumstances, although not much attention has been paid to them, seem to point to crime as bad as any committed by the Whitechapel murderer, although not by the same hand. The police, it is understood, have some important information in their possession, ...

... Secretary, replying to Mr. Cunninghame Graham as to whether it was contemplated offering reward for the capture of the Whitechapel murderer, replied some length. He stated that the offering of large rewards had hitherto proved unsuccessful, and had a mischievous ...

... , affair - One of the prominent tihia gotiBtic individual who from managed to get bis name of a Committee . of the Whitechapel murderer-50 *«d laBS ° efBons *umen- °tively unrepresentative and un- K 80 much uncalled for importance ** d ' Nobody wishes ...

... withdrawn. One of the evening papers to-day distinguished itself above its fellows by publishing an announcement that the Whitechapel murderer had been caught red-handed and had slain tbe watchman who discovered him. This story was put forward with a circum ...

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

... London, Monday Night. There is a rumour fleeing through the streets and clubs to-night that the police have arrested the Whitechapel murderer. But will be well to awai : confirmation of the rumour. The state of police information graphically shewn two placards ...

... expected that further medical evidence will give the case still more mysterious aspect. That it is the work of the Whitechapel murderer is ridiculed. THE AFFAIRS OF AN EXETER BAKER. A first meeting of creditors was held on Saturday at the ' offices of ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. [special telegram.] House of Commons, Friday Night. The fiendish dramatic instinct of the Whitechapel Murderer has, after long interval, selected Lord Mayor's Day for the discovery of bis latest crime. *ust after noon, all the streets ...

... Commissioner. The rupture had, Mr. Matthews protested, nothing do either with the failure of the police to capture the Whitechapel murderer or with the quarrel that had gone on about Mr. Munro. Unfortunately the quick ear of Lord R. Churchill caught a little ...

... constable ordered him to go away, which refused to do, at the same time stating that he was Jack the Ripper, the Whitechapel murderer He was locked up. now had nothing to say ia defence and was seat to gaol for seven days. Subscribers the Bidleigh ...