St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-25

been strangled to death. Tightly
knotted about her throat. so
that it left two red Welts
Wnen removed, was a portion of tha
Wretched creatures chemise. The knots
were tied so tight that the coroner had
to cut them to get them loose. Over
THIS and about the head was found a
portion OF sheet, and over this still
was tied the WOman'S own blue checked
apron: When the coverings were rex
moved the face was seen to be turned
slightly upward. The eyes were
tightly closed. The expression on tbs
face was one of agony. The old wom-
an, slight and weak as she was. had
evidently Strangled hard. Her grav
halr was all undOne, and hung in tangles
ABOUT her CHASTITY face. The deed must
nave been we'll nigh nOiseleSs. The ad.
Joining room is only separated bv a thin
board partition. 1t would be almost
possible to hear whisper through it.
et the man who slept there heard moi
sound. The assassin did his work.
stole quietly away, and Jack the Rip
per's
First Bloody Mark
had been made in New York. Nobodv
had heard the man leave during tn.
night or morning. He might do it with
out disturbing anybody, as the front
qoOr unlockS easily from the inside.
The murderer, when he had done his
foul Work, locked the door as he went
out and carried the key away. with its
tag 81 attached. An examination of the
registry book showed that almost
every room on the top floor where the
couple slept had been occupied over
night. The witness described the man
as wearing brown coat. turn
A doctor who saw the body before it
was removed says: Whether bv
chance or skill the cut was made so as
TO effect the object aimed at by the Lon
don Jack the Ripper, namely, the re-
moVal OF the uterus. The incision was
begun near the termination OF the back
bone, and carried from below upward
IN an oblique direction. to a point half
way up on the right side of the abb
domen. linen, apparently, the knife
was carried around the perin8um, butch
effaShIon. and the uterus, rectum andi
bladder pulled out together. The bladder,
Is still lying on the bed carefully sepa-
rated from its surrounding attachments.
The rectum has likewise been divided
OIL from adjacent structures, and a SUI
perhclal examination did not find the
uterus, although it may still be lying,
underneath the corpse. "One thing is
certain. the uterus must have been in
the murderer's hands whether he knew
1t or not, for the presence of the other
structures without it proves that it
must have been withdrawn from
the body. The resemblance be-
tween this murder and those cred-
tied to Jack the Ripper in London is
thus strong enough to warrant the pre-
sumption that the object aimed at was
the same. although the procedure was
slightly different" Inspector Williams
is tonight assisting Inspector Byrnes in
questioning the people continually
being brought in by the largest
force of central office detectives
and policemen ever at work on a
single case in New York One of
the women arrested, Mrs. Harrington,
who keeps a lodging house, gave in
formation whereby the police arrested a
man known in his haunts as ''Frenchy,"
and who, according to Mrs. Harrington.
was an acquaintance of the dead
woman, whose name she said was Carrie
Brown sixty years old. The woman
formerly lived out at service. but was so
much given to riot0uS living that she ac-
quIred an unenViable reputation and
thus lost her chances of gaining an
honest livelihood. The police would
give no information concerning the man,
nor would they give his right name.
At l o'clock this morning a man by
the name of AdOiph Kellenberg was ar
rested. His description answers that Of
the murderer.