Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
NORB MURDERS.
London Again Agog.- The Police Ad-
nit Their Failure to Find a Clue
to the Psrpstrator.
Psps Leo Solsmn z>s tho CIese OF Bis
Jubilee by the Gel bratian Of High
MASS for shs Dead.
The Emperor williams Letter to Queen
Natalie ! dvisin2 Her TO surrsHaer
the Crown Prince.
Englerd.
ANOTHER MUTILATED WOMAN.

The body f Som,n of the teWu, mutt
lated as in the previous cases, was found
il Mtre Square to night.
II is also reported tnst another woman
las been murdered in the same vicinity.
THE LATR,T VICTIMS.
| LONDON, Sept. 30 The two women
| found murdered near the scene Of the
former butchellef, ii White Chspel, lsst
nish', have been recognized IS diss0lnte
characters who have long ffequented that
J vicinity. Ole Ct them was found in Ber-
ner street With her throst cut from ear to
cay; the other wss discovered lying in
Mitre tq1aEe. Sac, lie tie first men
toned victim, had her throat cut, but IN
addition she had been dissmboweIed and
her nose cut CT. The murderer had evil
IDENTIFY been disturbed in his work In Ber-
aer street, and had no time to mutilste
| the body Of his victim. The discovery of
the bodies completely payaIyzsd the po-
lice, snd General Sir C1arles Warren,
chief commissioner, was at once called
out Of bed. He repaired Immediately TO
the scene CT the murders and gave orders
to have the police force in tha: district
strongly reinforced.
AN UNsoLvED MYSTERY.
| LONDON, Sept. 80 -rne den:z ans CT
| White Chapel are Ia state of terror to-
night owing 80 tina horrible buicaeries, the
| fourth Of WHICH, { Uas hoped and quite
generally believed would be the ISIS. Of
the ehastly series. TIE police are posi-
| lively helpless and their tsclt admission
CT iailu!e 10 fad any clue whatsoever to
taee peypetrator CT the terrible crimes
fonty serves 20 add 20 the CONSERVATION OF
| the unfortunate creatures whose calling
| has mGnlfe5uy made them the Cbjscts Of
| the inhumsn butchers fary. The number
If theories aGvsacsd as accounting for
| the murders and seeking 10 establish the
| IDENTITY OF the mu rderer Ia positively De-
| wildefiag, but none CT them Is accepted
bFihe pJIica As the cofrect 0ne, although
Fine Scotland Yard detectives have moth
ting more riSeslole to offer for them
SELVES. The absolutely impolent condI
tiCl Of tne police in the matter has led
them, however,
To CATCH AT sTRAws
in the, way Ct evidence which IL ordinary
csses- would be epuGned by seli-impor-
;lssssab urrowefs for dyIsmiters and divers
For Parcels Ct stwGust. The most, SIG
ni1csnt Of these ,s letter which w,s re-
ceiv2d ct the offics If the C.niral N ,vRe
Compa2y in one Of the postal deliveries
on THURSDAY afternoon. The letter, which
is written in scrs~!iDg hsnd, Is ismil- |
l1arly address, "Dear Boss," and Is
signed Jack, the Ripper"
After DoastlDg That be committed all Of |
the White Chapel murders, the writer |
continues: 81 love my lWork and want !
to start al It sgein. The next Job l do 1 |
shall cut Of the lady's ear snd send it 10
the police. Keep This letter back till do
6 biz mere work and then give Is out 20 |
the police straight"
The remarkable feature Of The Mltre !
Square murder is she fact that one OF the
dead womsD's ears wss nesIly severed,
and this circumstance Is held 10 indicate
that the real murderer wrote the
letter. Most CT the newspapers issued
special editions to-day, giving copious
details OF tee tragedies and Volunteering
much advice to tbs police, which they
would DO well to follow. Great crowds |
visited the scene Of the murder to-day |
and gszsd st the blood-stsined pavement
with degree of fssctua iion difficult for |
the police TO oveTc 1me in their Efforts 10 |
keep the highways clear. The lodging |
houses, aileys, etc, Of the White Chapel |
district are being secured by the desec
tives to light.
SUNDAYS RECORD.
The 6rst murder occurred IN narrow |
court If Berrers street st sn early hour
this morning beneath tne window OF the |
foreigners Social club. A concert was
in progress ind many mem bers Of the |
club were present, but 10 sou1d wss
heard from the victim. The same Pre-.
cess had been followed SO In other cases
The womsn had been se;zsd BY the throat
and her cries cncked, AMI the muir
derer With ona sHeeping cut had
severed her throas from ear to
ear. A cluomsn on entering the court
stumbled over the body, which was
lying only two yards from the street
A stream Of warm blood WAS flowing
from ths body into the gutter. The
murderer had evidently been disturbed
before he had time to m1tllste his vic
tim.
The secCrd murder was committed
three quarters CT an hour lister in Mi:re
square, five minutes walk from the scene
OF The hrs; crime. Policemen patrol the
squsre every ten minutes. The body OF
tee unfortunate woman had been dis
embo Weled, the Throat cut and the nose
severed. The hesrt And lungs had been
thrown aside and the eGtrails were
TWISTED INTO THE GAPING WOUND.
The iDcisions show rough dex.erity.
The work OF dissection WAS evidently
done with the utmost histe. Pending
the report OF the doc .ors 1t is not known
whether or not porli3n Of the viscera
was taken away. The doctors after q
hssty examination CT The body said they
thought it must have taken sbous i've
minutes to complete the work of the
who then had plenty Of time to
escape the police. Mi.re Square, the -.
scene OF the second murder, IS q rnor-
oughfars. Many people pass through the
square early on SuldsY morning on their
way to prepare for market in the nosori-
Gus pstticoat lane. The publicity Of the
place adds to the dAringness OF the crime. {
DR.. Blackwell, who was called to view
tie remains Of the BerneIs street victim,
gave II - his opinion that the same man,