... to the cacual ward at Union, Kent, has been detained the master answering one of the descriptions of tbe suspected Whitechapel murderer. Blood was found on bis trousers and shirt. wore black cloth coat and bard felt bat. Tbe local police have communicated ...

... murders. AN ARREST AT BELFAST. under suspicious circumstances in 80l- A®* *\T charged at Belfast Police Court this . b Whitechapel murderer. Con- Cartund. who marie the arrest, said the father account of himself than the son London brewer, that he had an ...

... er to report the proceedings, but, he relates elsewhere, h*. like many other innocent persons, was arrested as the Whitechapel murderer, and news of this occurrence did not reach us in timo to send another reporter.” It seems that the Special Commissioner ...

... police will find it neceeatry to banish from their minds, unless they banish all hope ever putting the handcufla the Whitechapel murderer. First, they must rid themselves the idea that “Leather Apron” has any existence. As long they look after “ Leather ...

... terrible blows man her on the top of the head from some of th instrument as a pick-axe. That is a of lo n which the Whitechapel murderer has not hard en suspected of using. But, apart from that, seems good reason to suppose that the 2 KC was not committed ...

... Courts is unquestionably the place in which dirty linen of this sort should washed. It is unnecessary say that the Whitechapel murderer has not been caught. Likewise is it needless state that the police are, as usual, groping in outer darkness for the ...

... and M. Floquet will make no such rash venture. Perhaps Mr. Matthews is not responsible for the iailure to capture the Whitechapel murderer. But it would be interesting to know exactly his attitude of mind. Dr. Hunter asked him last night if he was prepared ...

... idiotic pranks and inviting arrest at every turn, Jackson might have been at liberty now. Perhaps one of theso days the Whitechapel murderer will be arrested—by accident. That seems to bo the only hope. Coaid anything more horrible be conceived that the motive ...

... murder woman in London, one might easily conclude that here was the rentable fiend who committed the moat fearful of the Whitechapel murders. The cool and unprovoked attack of the young German upon his intended victim completely realised the popular idea of ...

... According to tho police statement Worship Btroet yesterday, there are 127 common lodging • houses in tho district where the Whitechapel murderer has been doing his dreadful work, giving accommodation for about 6,000 persons. In these places—at least in the one ...

... late at night. To what extent they will assist the police remains demonstrated. Even though they have not caught tho Whitechapel murderer, London poiico cannot be charged with.apathy in the exercise their locking up functions. A respectable woman whoso ...

... mystery. It is their duty to bafflo cunning, and to solve the seemingly insoluble. Every fresh crime perpotrated by the Whitechapel murderer is another trumpet-tongued proof of the incapacity of the London police. Mayoral Banqott.—The banquet the retiring ...