... MYSTERIES. use, t 1s too soon ag yet tojump tothe con- clusion that the police will fail for the seventh time to catch the Whitechapel fiend. But for the present, at all events, he has slipped through their fingers, and, with the experience of the former cases ...

... reached froin the Kara Se. Yenesi, bringing with her four EXTRAORDINARY Betnos,—It is generally ad- mitted that the Whitechapel fiend must be an extraordinary being of some sort as yet remarks a Newcastle paper. Les:, however, there should be a doubt ...

... Liberal Association. an handed over to the Scottish | that, if the murder was not committed by the Shipbuilding on the| Whitechapel fiend himself, it must have been | Clyde improved greatly during the year, the by a criminal whose mind total tonnaze of the ...

... Winslow toils us that the murders and to by lunaths at taro amount to ea amine, of fifty a we= all the year rouiaL The Whitechapel fiend may well be one of then lanai= and us insane persons have sot =frequently a great deal of cunning, his disnwery may be ...

... Mtrrmry) that the murders and suicides by lunatics at large amount to an average of fifty week all the year ronnd. The Whitechapel fiend may wall be one of thesn lunatics. Th« tint of th« four reoMU murder* In White* cb»i>'l wm that of woman unidentified ...

... yesterday. The utmost that co they suggest is the slight chance that the t man who murdered Kelly is not the original 5U1 Whitechapel fiend but an imitator. In the pr Heuse of Commons the Home-Secretary had ste a good deal to say that was not pr C unconnected ...