... 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 ...

... it alone. This shows dearly that the knife was inserted with the same precision which characterised the work of the Whitechapel murderer, f'n the other hand the injuries inflicted in the abdomen were not so sharp and v.tal. neither was any attempt made ...

... plice or accomplices of the Whitechapel murderer : October 12. Sir,—l am directed by the Scretaty of State to thank you for the suggestions in your letter of the 7th inst on the subject of the recent Whitechapel murders, and to say, in reply, that from ...

... girls whose cases were before the Central Criminal Court last week. An attempt has been made to identify Cream with the Whitechapel murderer. It has wholly failed. There are some similiarities in the two cases, though in the Whitechapel case a lower class ...

... r the police to track and discover criminals, and London is left practically a prey to such inhuman wretches as the Whitechapel murderer. Sir C. Warren is a boon disciplinarian; but he is not a success in coping with the crime of London. He will probably ...

... sudden two girls, the elder of whom is only seventeen, has been attributed t«> “Jack the Kipper. People affirm that the Whitechapel murderer readied the town the I7th inst., and trial has been prowling about the place after dark since his arrival. Young women ...

... I understand, however, that the {Scotland Yard authorities still treat with ridicule the rumours to his being the Whitechapel murderer. Their opinion will, doubtless, be coincided in by the majority people. The reported confession is believed to be ...

... had been in a lunatic asylum since she was there n Prisoner here repeated her assertion that she had often heard the Whitechapel murderer fire his shots lately -Mr. Bros remanded the prisoner the doc: tor should be called to the state of her mind. ...

... result, for one of the youths, in writing a letter a local journal descriptive his exploit, bad signed it Another Whitechapel Murderer.! This letter was shown to tho police, bnt thoy ' troa'.ed a mere hoax. tbey had deigned to regard it as worthy of ...

... gipsy total sum of about £4O. SUPPOSED CLUE THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER. An ex-convkt named French lias made statement the police at Maidstone to the effect that he was an eyewitness the last Whitechapel murder. Be says the victim and the murderer had quarrelled ...

... plan for the thorough Whitprhapel Sir Charles Warren has the present time failed to hit lipon plan for discovering the Whitechapel murderer. Bui aid with any degree of truth that Uie Church has been uninteresting. It has been, indeed, said a sort of reproach ...

... their Irish allies. Some of them try, indeed, to hase their antagonism on the failure of the police to capture the Whitechapel murderer ; but the majority of them are well aware that this ground is untenable. Sir Charles has done all that man can do to ...