... iu tho price of sugar would be inappreciable to the consumer, while tho benefit to industry was substantial. • THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. The Press Association says two knives, contained in sheaths, were discovered on the 2lst of October ia garden of a ...

... EAST END HOREOBS. The “Central News says .-A man was arrested Market Harboro’ on Thursday night suspicion being the Whitechapel murderer. He has been lodging in the neighbourhood for two months, but has been frequently absent. very dark swarthy-looking ...

... Samuel Harvey, a retired clergyman. The letters, which were couched in disgusting language, purported to coma from the Whitechapel murderer, and contained threats bum the house down and murder Its inmates. Higgins was sentenced to three weeks* imprisonment ...

... further. Yesterday the notorious Muswell Hill murderers were hanged in Nowgato Prison, in company with Beaman, the Whitechapel murderer. It wst not a public function, for representatives of tho Frees were excluded, in accordance with now established practice ...

... of Kokomea, has called the attention of a Vienna correspondent to certain facts which may throw a new light on the Whitechapel murders, and, perhaps, afford seme assistance tracing the murderer. In various German criminal codes of the 17th and 18th oentnriss ...

... their Royal Highnesses conversed for few minntoß before leaving for Abetgeldie, which was before one o’clock. THIS WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. A CONFESSION. The ** Central ” understands that man, the name John Fitzgerald, gave hiin.«lv up at Wands* worth Po ...

... SPIRITUALISTS’ DECLARATIONS. At another spiritualistic Bolton on Sunday, a medium claiuia to bare bad revealed the Whitechapel murderer. She describe* lum aa having the appearance farmer, though dressed like a navvy, with a strap round his waist and peculiar ...

... preying one, and view the lateness the hour, be •*ould postpone his motious until the January meeting of the Council. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. A STRANGE SUGGESTION. The Vienna correspondent of the Standard, “with every precaution warranted the circumstances ...

... OF EXECUTIONS. Milaom and Fowler appear to await thafrfafefrespecially Fowler—with perfect indifference. Seaman, the Whitechapel murderer, is very 111, and ondsg constant medical care. Fowler has quieted down great deal, but the authorities have does eye ...

... group of officials have ah.-olutely nothing to back their absurd ultimatum with except the circumstance that, yet, the Whitechapel murderer has not been discovered. We are sorry for that indisputable fact; but the community has not. on that account, lost ...

... Silri-rwood I. “gur»ni»r£«rtr..H*«-r.therUßd I. Richard Rswe 2. sTras’ Flat. 1. Cloister ». THE REPORTED ARREST OF THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER. Press Amociati s—From inquiries made last night it appears that there ia very alender upon which to found the auppoa ...

... heavily to the ground. The scene soon attracted a very large crowd of people, who quickly collected, thinking that the Whitechapel murderer had been arrested. Much excitement prevailed, and the man was conveyed to the police-station. Such incident* are traceable ...