The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-18
JACK The RIPPER AGAIN.
Tho Horribly MansIsd BODY of Woman
Found In London.

Found In London.
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-At an early hour This
morning the body of young woman was
discovered in secluded local
itv in Chambers street. She
had been horribly gashed with
a sharp instrument. Nothing yet known
as to who she is or who her murderer was.
The woman's head had been severed sl-
most entirely from the body, and 1t was
a ghastly spectacle that met these VINO
viewed the remains. Detectives quickly
began q search for the murderer. me
poor creature had evidently been decoyed
TO the place OF her death in the
same WAY that the other victims OF
"Jack the Ripper" had been.
LONDON. Feb. 16.-The latest discovery
made by the police in connection with the
Whitechapel murder bids fair to connect
a man named Sadier, taken in custody
Yesterday. with this "Jack the Ripper
crime. The police now have in their pos
session a sharp, dangeroUs-lOoking knife
stained with blood and showing traces oil
having recently been washed The blood
stains were examined microscopically by
DR.. Phillips, the police surgeon attached
to the Leman street police station Dr.
Pbillips has no doubt that the stains are
those of human blood. This formidable
knife has been traced to the possession OF
Sadle-, who was a fireman on board a
steamer which recently arrived from Iur-
kew. The police have no doubt that sad
Ter was the murderer Of "Carroty Nell"
as the latest victim was called.
From the time that it became known
that Sadler had been arrested and was
formally charged with the murder of Car
roty Nell, the gbsatest excitement has pre-
vailed in and about Whitechapel. The
police station where the prisoner is de-
tanned is surrounded by vast crowd of
people. mostly women. The women are
eager for sight of the prisoner Wild
threats OF lynching and tearing the pris-
oner to pieess were uttered by the most
excited OF these.
When the man was removed to the
police court an immeEse force OF police
was employed and every precautlon was
necessary in order to prevent the hlte-
chapel mob from lynching tie blood
stained prisoner. Opinions differ as TO
whether the man charged with the nur-
der OF Carroty Nell is the murderer knoW1
as "Jack the Ripper" The inhabitants of
Whitechapel believe that he is, but the
police have not committed themselves to
opinion on the subject
In order TO avoid trouble, the police
transferred the prisoner Sadler to the po-
lice court during the night. He was
placed in the docks this afternoon. His
face was dirty and scratched. lie seems
TO be utterly careless as to what happens
TO him and is apparently entirely COM
posed. During the course OF the examl-
nation a man testified to the fact that he
had seen Sadler in company with the
murdered girl on Thursday. As the wit
ness was making his statement, the pris-
oner watched him sharply and suddenly
exclaimed, addressing the men in the
witness box: "Be careful about what
you are saying"
After the examination OF the witness
had been conciudeJt the magistrate al
lowed the prisoner to question the witness.
During the course OF this questioning
the prisoner adduced the admission upon
the part OF the witness that his (the
prisoner'sl face was scratched and bloody
when he was sent in the coffee shop.
After further testimony had been taken
the prisoner complained that lac had not
been allowed TO eat or to wash since the
time of his arrest. 1T the request of the
police the prisoner was remanded until
Feb. "a, in order to give the police time to
make further Investigations into the case.