... JACK THE RIPPER AGAIN. The detectiie department at New Scotland-yard are engaged io making inquiries as to the author of a latter received by Mr. Mead, the magistrate at the Thames Police-oourt, signed Jack the Ripper. The letter, which was addressed ...

... to strike Hyolopp with an iron bar was taken into custody. Hyslopp on Monday received a th reatening latter signed Jack the Ripper, the document being adorned with representations of coffins. NOTIFICATION It fine of as intended application to Pa►liament ...

... (II.) 4M6 Xt. A. Bright (IL.) 3430 Majorig 1086 1816, 184 and 1900-8. Leighton (C.) mop IS JACK THZ HIPP= STILL ABOUT? A murder the veritable Jack the Ripper' has boss committed in n how in Dorset street, Opitaltielde. The victim ie a young woman of ...

... A MARSEILLES RIPPER SCARE. Marseilles is just now in a state of perturbation owing to the presence of a criminal who is still at large, and whose methods to some extent recall those of Jack the Ripper at Whitechapel. The other days man and woman—the former ...

... ladies were walking out together when a man suddenly appeared before them, brandishing a knife and declaring that he was Jack-the-Ripper. One of the terrified ladies, Miss Milligan, 21 years of • afterwards became hysterical, and the next day was I mud to ...

... defence was that the prisoner received provocation, but the jury found him guilty, and ho was sentenced to death. A HULL JACK THE RIPPER. At York Assizes on Wednesday, I.lcerge Stone, an engraver, of Hull, was sentenced to death for the murder of Emily Hall ...

... Pettitt suit with intent to do grievous bodily harm, in Trunipingwu Street. The prisoner went up to Franklin, said he was Jack the Ripper, and struck him across the right eye with a stick, which caused a deep wound over that eye. Pettitt cattle to his assistance ...

... Zola, whose good intentions and literary power are swamped by unnecessary grossness. The publication of letters signed Jack •he Ripper is to be much deplored, but they do answer the purpose of keeping the alarm alive. The panic was so great at the time ...

... lover. About this time the Jack the nipper atrocities were startling the whole world. Revolting as the theme was. it was one upon which Deeni'ng never tired of talking to his immorata and her friends. He said that Jack the Ripper was a bungler, and did not ...

... .street Police-station, when it turned out that that was the third time he had been arrested on suspicion of being Jack the Ripper, in the course of these murders. What with his odd face, his deprecatory shrug,' and posturing', and his broken English ...

... spaniels, worth £lOO each. Mr. E. Brough has 20 bloodhounds worth £3OO each. Two of there dogs were used in looking for Jack the Ripper. Ws are becoming most distressingly particular as to public moral's (says a Parisian correspondent), so mach so that ...

... for these also the probabilities all point in the direction of the result being quite the same. He appeared to imitate Jack the Ripper of Whitechapel infamy, in selecting fallen women to be his victims. The medical training he had seemed to have made him ...