The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-02
TWO MORE MURDERS.
Latest Additions to the White
chapel Horrors.
THE WORK OF A DAREDEVIL.
One OF tho Victims Horribly Multi
-Disembowled, Heart Gut
Out and Nose Cut OF.

LONDON. September 30.-This morn-
ing the whole city was again startled
by the news that two murders mad
been added to the list of mysterious
crimes that have recently been com
mitted in White Chapel. At an early
hour it was known that another
woman had bean murdered. The re-
port was that there was still another
victim. The two victims, as in former
cases, were 6issoiute women OF poor
class. That the motive OF the
murderer was not robbery, is SHOWN
by the tact that no attempt was MADE
to despoil the bodies.
THE FIRST MURDER
occurred in narrow street at an early
hour this morning, beneath the windows
of the Foreigners Socialist Club. A
concert was in progress and many mem
hers of the club were present, but no
sound was heard. The same process
had been followed as in other cases. A
clubman on entering the court,
STUMBLED OVER THE BODY,
which was lying only two yaros IRON
the street. A stream Of blood was flow
ing from the body. The murderer had
evidently been disturbed before he had
time to mutilate the victim. The second
murder was committed three quarters
of an hour later. Policemen patrol the
square every ten minutes. The body OF
theunfortunate had been disemboweled,
the throat cut and the nose severed.
The
HEART AND LUNGS
ad been thrown aside and the entralls
were twisted in the gaping wound
around the neck. The missions show a
rough dexterity. The work of dissect-
ing was evidently done with the utmost
haste. Pending the report OF the doc
tors it is not known whether or not q
norton of the Yisceria was taken away
The doctors, after hasty examination
of the BODY, said they thought 1t must
have taken about five minutes to com
plete the work of the murderer, VINO
then had plenty of time to escape the
patrol.
Mitre Square, the scene of the seconc
murder. is a thoroughfare. Many peo-
pie pass through the square early or
SUNDAY morning on their way to pre-
mare for market in the notorious Petit
| coat Lane. The publicity of the plac'
adds to
THE DARtHGNEsS OF THE CRIME.
The police. who have been severel.
criticised in connection with the Whit
Chapel murders, are paralyzed by thes
latest crimes. As soon as the news wa
recsive d at police headquarters a mes
senger was dispatched for Sir Charle
Warren, chief commissioner of police
He was called out of bed ard at ono
visited The scene of the murders. In
inhabitants of White Chapel were dis
MAYED. The vigilance committees
which were formed after the first crime
were committed, had relaxed their Ell
forts to capture the murderers. a
several meetings held in White Chape
onight, it was resolved to resume tn
work of patrolling the streets in the Oils
trict in which the murders nave oc
CURED.
THE VICTIMS.
The Briner street victim was Eliza
beth Stride, native of Stockholm. VIII
resided in a common lodging house
The name of the other victim is nc
known.
In consequence of the refusal {
Home Secretary Matthews to offer
reward for the arrest of the Whit
Chapel murderer, the people of tn
East End Saturday petitioned To
Queen herself to authorize reward.
The Daily Telegraph, commenting o
the White Chapel murders, says: 81
the Home Secretary fails to do b
duty, Lord Salisbury will have to dis
| miss a minister who has not good sens
! enough to resign"
REWARDS OFFERED.
LONDON, October 1.-Several person
have been arrested on suspicion of b.
ing the White Chapel murderers. TIL
Financial News has offered reward {
e300 for the capture Of the murderer
There is talk on the Stock Exchange
offering further reward.
The mayor has offered reward I
$500.