The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-29


him to Albany and thence to MslbournA "A,
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IDENTITY been removed from boxes; He had alse
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burned papers and other dabrl. were found. In
scribod how dresses which were found am ne
81: Stae sss seS
p%,hss sn 49, s q MGps g; Esss
deceased woman and o. house. On the back
tosragh. q other peoGs taken in L,ytsrp9 ,Ss
prayer yem eS safcs eeEs the ohs ns1 slsss
bearing the initials Of the deceased woman.
and . sovereign case bearing peemi8es In;
Silver T ons sio ws
two diamond rings. and wedding ring
d ees; q S ne s sned
and Sseapsd ne
tS %os ss Es q bscs%ssp
zinc pan.. q broom. a spade. trowel, barrel
q and as9pY OF sand he
Next day. the 18th. the purchaser called
again and was. very Indignant because the
goods had not been deiyersd Her husband lS;nd
SSG % sss hat e. sss!sa to Isy assn
to swear that the prisoner, was the man, who
bought the goods. explaining that the latter
"1 JAN %osds husband 2, the Ia. witness:
was tho mHn who purchased . the tools and md
asked. Where are tbs hricklayers whom you
to% Es ADDED s shas da
yard wanted any TO s fhs
10 wso
copper IN cement Is fool" The nrisoner,
asked him il he did any easfittinE; as ne
wanted new ehandeliers and EXPECTED MS
'ss syds on shG t1S ssd
slept at 90 Andrew street on Dec; "a. -: and
r. the IN the the The h
the morning Of. the 18th or 9th. about day
break. he heard q violent knocking similar to
work II sounded as il some one WINS driving
a hole through the wall. and continued for
yeann re Seeding. another neighbo,. told
OF having seen the prisoner in the garden Of
No. 81 with bucket and trowel. and to have
subsequently heard noise like oricklaSinx
Mrs. Louise Atkinstsn: wido oy,;o re%sd dbass
one evaning in December. about the 23d or
oath. she heard the sound, OF two rersons
GuarrellinG at night The voices sounded IKE
those Of a man and a woman. and she heard
another noise like something heavy being
thrown.
., she canary whe had be-
longed to the murdered Emily Mat .nea Deem ifb
snd T hs 'nH Of
traced from place to place, and it had thus been
Maria Thompson. the landlady OF tho Cathe-
drai Hotel. Swanston street. Melbourne. testl-
oe Dee % pnSder The Of
slept there eight nights; He returned on Dec;
na sgan e reoh Second
he brought with him a. quantity Of luggage.
including the cage and the canary.
Sale. the chief town In the Gppsland district,
gave evidence as to tie prisoner staying at at
bob DOB e H. said that he was a tramway en-
s s TIKI Vii
positively that Deeming has confessed to hav-
asrs Tin In london attributed tS JACK tie Ripper;
The general i'm preston In Melbourne Is that
f ss e. dsss
LoNpoS. April 2a..The Scotland Yard nu;
IN view o. the nSs,yaa
that It ia Impossible for. Deemine to have COM
mitted the Ripper murders.
4 correspondent had an interview this even
ing with Albert and Alfred Deeming as to the
allegations that their brother, showed signs OF
insanity in his boyhood and that insanity had
been common in the Deeming family. Both
Indignantly denied that any member of the
family had ever been in an asylum Albert
Deeming said:
In his youth Is hosh and nonsense He was
never called Mad Fred:' that is a mere faRri-
saying that they were regarded even rs ecccn.
trio. II necessary. l could produce dozens Of
afiidayits from person: who formerly knew
inefficient and saaacou:. until their deaths.
even especially tricky. or misschievous He
was 2 commonplace 10y: and an THIS s tag
OF his counsel to get him released. Tho whole
story is imaginary. and We wish people to un-
deratand that We do not countenance It.