Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17
LOND0N'S TERROR.
THE MURDERER on ~CARROIY NELL Ar
RAlGNgD IN COURT.
The WhiiechaPel. People Think he Is -Jaek Tue
Ripper, But the Police Hsys Nd @ mmusl
Themselves On the Sat.sc!-The Prisoner
Very Cool asi Indifferent

LONDON, February lG The Latest
discovery made by the police in roin,.r.
ton with the Whilcchapcl murder bid
lair Ia connect the man Sadler ROW r.
custody, with this Jack the Rlpp,r"
crime. The police now have in thrir
possession sharp. dangerous looking
knife stained with blood aud showing
traces of having recently been washed
The blood stains were examined micro.
>coplcally by Dr. Phillips. the p0Acr
surgeon attached 10 the l.anau street
police station. Or. Phillips has no doubt
that the stains are those of human
blood. The formidable knife has been
traced to the possession 81 Sadler. who.
as already stated. was fireman on
board steamer which recently arrived
from Turkey. The police have no doubt
that Sadler was the murderer OF "Car-
roty Nell"
From the time il became known that
Sadler had been arrested and was form.
ally charged with the murder OF "Car-
roty Nell the greatest excitement ha,
prevailed in and Eabout Wh.tochapc..
The Stepney police station where th,.
Il vast crowd OF people, mostly women.
The women are eager for sight %. ilr
prisoner. Wild threats OF lynching and
tearing the prisoner Ia pieces were ii-
tered by some OF the most excited of
these females. When the man VA, Do.
moved TO the police court an immcu-..
crowd OF police was employed and every
precantiOn was necessary 10 prevent tir
Whitechapel mob from lynching tiu
blood stained prisoner Opinions differ
~ to whether the man charged with th.
murder Of "Carroty Nrll" i, thc mnr
derer known - "Jach thr Ripper
The inhabitants of Whitrchapol brlir,,
thathe is, but the police have nuf tuM
mittcd themselves To au opinion ol il.
subject up to the present
In order 10 avoid trpuhlr ih, pu.i..
transferred the prisoner Sadlcr to tl.
police court during the night. hopping
thereby 10 escape the mob. Tho mhli-
itantS Of Whitechaprl. however. eni
wind Of this Stratagcm and packed ti-
vicinity of the police station. aud 10 Nl-
with difficulty the police managed u
get their prisoner safely through thr
masses OF clamOriGg women and m.u
who were bowling FOR his blood. Ihr
prisoner was placed in the dock tLi,
afternoon. His face was dirty aud
He seemed 10 be utterly
careless a. to what happened 90 nm
and Is apparently entirely composed
He kept his hands in hi, pochct> ami
glanced calmly around him AS 10 he WAS
A distinguished spectator of the pro
reedings.
During the course Of the prisoner
examination man testified 10 the facr
that be had seen Sldlcr boo company
with the murdered girl ou Thursday
night. A. the witness was making h.-
statement the prisoner watched lrm
sharply, and Suddenly exclaimed ld
dressing the man in the witu.-, hl,
BE careful about what you lr, $3.50
ing"
Continuing. the wiinr>, .l,,,rh,i ..
detail the visit of Saller to .m.
coffee shop. Sadlrr. according BOO tl..
sat in the coffee shop with o.,
girl and SEEMED to boz puai
rellng with her. Sadlrr thc WItnr
said. claimed to have been robbed. lln
ally Sadlcr and "Carroty Nell" rN thr
coffee shop separately.
pon the conclusion of the testimony
Sadler was rcmandcd until FcUruar, CO.