... awarsof the coarse be had aheady [ahem on behalf of the Corporation In offering a reward for the apprebeeimon of the Whitechapel murderer. He woe glad to me that Public was enteraly in favour of such a Mop, nod be would ask them to his action. This wee ...

... reader of the alleged letters of the Whitchapel murderer to Scotlan 1 Yard. As to the points of resemblance to the Whitechapel murderer, is pointed out in the first place that Szemtredy commenced his criminal career by stabbing unfortunate. He had some ...

... the name and full particulars of the man who is pointed at by various converging lines of evidence as the infamous Whitechapel murderer ; that he is per ectly weil known that there is no secret at all about his present whereabouts, and that the London ...

... enough to for own le mete a ball ware. Wr publish it in the baps the rather. too hastily to tats been maned by the Whitechapel murderer mty mews to be equally 'Odeon attempts to impose on public cretotty. The haler, which is *embed with nd bray to Noce] ...

... WHITECRAPEL MURDER. Mr. asked if the Government contemplated offering any additional reward for the capture of the Whitechapel murderers Mr. Amer= asked whether the right bon. gentleman would consider the propriety of extending the pronsieed pardon to ...

... nearer the detective ui the murqcrer. A man named Geary surrendered at Leman street Police Office last night as the Whitechapel murderer. Alter inquiries bewas discharged. THE MURDER EXCITEMENT' AND SUICIDE Airy Sod.aux, vile of a SpitaMelds weaver, living ...

... of London. They are trying to persuade themselves that the Whitechapel mysteries are solved, and the identity of the Whitechapel murderer is established. We confess to strong impression that this theory has very little justification. One fails to see any ...

... A. Backert, chairman of the Whitecliapel Vigilance Committee, writing yesterday says : —ln connection with the late Whitechapel murders, the most remarkable and sensational statement w«s made to me this morning at my place. At 11 o'clock this morning a ...

... with particulars whose scrupulous correctness guarantees, that is spiritism which has led to the discovery of the Whitechapel murderer, the atrocious Jack the Ripper. What! ho is discovered, then you will cry. No, but he has disappeared, which, apparently ...

... the incom Act which was pessed in the of t! year. Considerable stir was in London yester- day by the news that the Whitechapel murderer had been caught, bat the man who has voluntanly accused himself of these hornble ou is not beheved to be the real monster ...

... • coroner, resumed this afternoon the inquiry into the attending the death Of Acme Chapman. the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer. N., farther witnesses were called. The c ner, summing up, pointed out that the evidence of witnesses seemed to prove ...

... preferred to any proposal to return to London October or November. We fear the agitation on bebAlf of Lipski, the condemned Whitechapel murderer, is not in very good hands. The respite has been granted in order that tbe mans innocence may be proved, and substantial ...