... arrived in New York from Montreal. It is generally believed that he has received orders from England to search for the Whitechapel murderer. Mr. Andrews is reported to have said that there are half-a-dozen Eng• bob detectives, ten c!erks, and one inspector ...

... there for the Whitechapel murderer. Yr. Andrews is reported to have said that there are half a dozen English detectives, two clerks, and one inspector employed in America in the same chase. The supposed inaction of the Whitechapel murderer for a considerable ...

... persons in the provinces who have missing female relatives, and who feared that they might have fallen victims to the Whitechapel murderer. ...

... the Messrs. Rothschild—or one of the firm—have promised .I'2 a week for life to whoever effects the capture of the Whitechapel murderer. From Brighton comes an amusing story, which reports that His Excellency Rustem Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador, was ...

... a gang of twelve. At another Apirituali. seanee held at Holton on Sunday a medium claimed to have had revealed the Whitechapel murderer. She describes him as having the appearance of a farmer, though dressed like a navvy, with a strap round his wait and ...

... who committed suicide the other day in Pressburg, is likely to be regarded in England as the perpetrator of all the Whitechapel murders. In July, Ib7G, a: a house of ill-fame at Buenos Ayres, Szemereily murdered a girl named Carolina Metz by stabbing ...

... speculating about the Bradford tragedy. Untold horrors may lie behind it ; it may be a crime of imitation, suggested by the Whitechapel murders, but not done by the same hand, or it may be simply an incident of homicidal mania of a peculiarly loathsome kind, but ...

... 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 hie superiors for his excess of zeal. ...

... answer to Mr. Conybeare, the Home Secretary stated that the failure of the police to discover the person guilty of the Whitechapel murders was due, not to any new organisation a the Police department, but to the extraordinary cunning with which the perpetrator ...

... A telegram received in Paris from Tunis states that no importance is attached to the rumour of the capture of the Whitechapel murderer, published by the Petit The report in question arose from the fact that among the robbers recently captured by the ...

... threatening letter'. to her master, the Rev. Samuel Harvey, a retired clergyman. The letters purported to come from the Whitechapel murderer, and contained Omit. to burn the house down and murder its inmates. Higgins was sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment ...

... think that he will appease public excitement by placarding all London with the announcement that any accomplices of the Whitechapel murderer, if they confess, will receive a free pardon. Now if there is anything certain about these ghastly series of outrages ...