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... the right cheek to the nose was another gash, and a part of the right ear had been cut off, Following the plan in the Whitechapel murders, the miscreant was not content with merely killing his victim, The poor g woman's clothes had been pulled up over her ...

... the Whitechapel murderer, came to Vienna to commit a crime and suddenly-disappeare, coming again when the interest in the former case had died out. The disappearance of Szemeredy between 1886 and 1890 covers the time of the ' Whitechapel murders.' ...

... way prisoner said, That woman is drunk. I did tell her I was the Whitechapel murderer, but I did not touch her. The clerk: You have no reason to suppose that ho is the Whitechapel murderer? Witness: No, sir. (Laughter.) The clerk: Was he sober? Witness: ...

... ALICE MACKENZIE'S FUNERAL. The funeral of Alice Mackenzie, the eighth vic- tim of the Whitechapel murderer, took place from the Tower public-house, in Artillery-street on Wed- nesday afternoon at half-past one. Tue coffin was removed from the mortuary ...

... are some further particulars regarding the arrest and detention of the man Alfred Gray on sus- picion of being the Whitechapel murderer. It appears that Gray, who is stated to be 24 years of age, was examined by the British consul, and that his state- ...

... murderous crime which is reported from all parts of the country is the natural consequence of the impunity enjoyed by the Whitechapel murderer and the publicity given to his crimes. It is a disagreeable reflection that there are many persons in the country who ...

... ! FURTHER ARRESTS. London, Friday The Press Association states that the police have grgve reason to suspect as the Whitechapel murderer a xnan, now a patient in an East End Inrfrmary, admitted since the commission of the, last murder. He is under suriallrance ...

... and he beard | someone say, Yesj I mean to have her life, and I shall have it. I will serve her worse than the Whitechapel' murderer did. It was a man's voice, I but witness did not see the man. Seeing that the young women- were, in great danger, ...

... disappearance of the miscreant. The London rel police, we believed, were satisfied in their own till nmi.ids that the Whitechapel murderer had tl isbeen captured and sentenced to fifteen years' s,, to penal servitude for another offence. They rel nd were ...

... George's-in-the-Fastt A on Tuesday. He found the unfortunate women inreatesi Al a state of great excitement over the Whitechapel. murders. O Not one of them would entertain fanciful theories respect- inog the identity and objects of the murderer. They were ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS. e The inquest on Mary Ann Nicholls, who was d murdered in Buck's row, Whitechapel, on September 1st, was resumed on Saturday. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against some person or persons unknown. e Dr H, Sutherland ...