... is to be hoped that Mr. Monro will be more successful in hunting down these modern Herods than in the search for Jack-the-ripper. Good Mr. W. H. Smith has been taking in hand the worthy folk of Glasgow and exhorting them in his fatherly way to return ...

... for this side of the Atlantic three weeks ago, has, says the ltele.ia/z corresoondent, produced the impression that Jack the Ripper is in that country. UNDER OBSERVATION. According to the Saendai' Times, a gentlemain who has for some time been engaged ...

... FOUIRTH E.D2ITO JACK THE RIPPER SIX MUTILATIONS IN NICARAGUA. SEVERAL MURDERS IN JAMAICA. A POSSIBLE CLUE TO HIS IDENTITY. It would seem from the intelligence published this morning that Jack the Ripper has transferred himself from the Old World ...

... mistaken, Among the adinissions, writes Dr. T. C. Shaw, in his report on the Banstead Asylumn, mwere several known as 'Jack-the-Ripper cases,' and I have noticed the special prominence in others of delusions connected with mesmerism and vhypnolism. Whether ...

... he has discovered the author of the rep that ?? had confessed himself to have been the perpetrator of the ?? and `Jack the Ripper murders. He entirely denies that Deeming sally such confession to him, and expresses the hope that he may prove ?? e of all ...

... the detectives that yesterday afternoon in LIington a strange man was observed to write on a wall the words I am Jack the Ripper. Ile was pursued for some distance, but got clear away. As Satmiday and Sunday-the days which the Whitzch-ipel murderer has ...

... as bad, its false morality, is in itself almost too disgusting for publication. The plot may be thus briefly given: Claude Ripper, an honest man of inventive genius, marries a woman called CUsarine. Shortly after the marriage Claude learns that his wife ...

... prom his surprise. JACK THE RIPPER AS A BALL CHARACTER. Mr. Arthur Bush writes to Prmtk denying that he wtnt to the Bristol Emigration Fancy Dress Ball held at Clifton on the *th inst. in tie character of Jack the Ripper. His attire was ordinary e ...

... echo of the old country in his tongue. I commrrienced by asking him the regulation question, howy he would catch Jack the Ripper:- A hundred newspaper men have asked me that question,' said the inspector, and I have always declined to answer it. I ...

... demand a deposit if I loan them. Yes, sometimes I get suspicious characters ; then I notify Bow-street. During the Jack the Ripper scare I must havehadhundreds of customers. At last it got such a big thing, and I took such such an interest in the affair ...

... recent memories of the six months' hard which he owed to the Minister who now insulted hint A French version of Jack the Ripper is to be produced in Paris in a week or two. A Dutch version is filling an Amsterdam theatre nightly, and an American version ...

... double event, but not in White- chapel. Got ratl er too swarm there. Ilad to shift. No more till you hear me again. JACK THlE RiPPER. This letter was shoxvn to the police. It bears a Kilburn postmark, and the bandritin, is very s5uilar to that of the post-card ...