Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-25
WORRYING IN LONDON.
Endemic Of Murder Unequaled Since lack
the-Rpper Days.
WARNING OF RECURRENCE OF INFLUENZA.


press 1.-The present extraordinary
endemic of murder, suicides and out
r,ges upon women in London and It's
,,rlnity is unequaled since the days OF
orsck the Ripper" Daily for week
INST the public has been startled by an
anooinus murder. and the alarm is in
creased by the fact that the perpetra-
TORS of the crime have all bafIled the
police and have escaped. without APP
narently leaving u clue as to their
Identity.
The murder in n railway carriage OF
Miss Camp In February last, the per-
petrator Of the crime not having been
discovered has been followed by an
other railroad tragedy in which Mrs
Tryan. the wife of DR.. Bryan of North
ampton, has been killed under circum-
stances pointing to murder, and the
Rev DR.. Aubrey Price, a well known
divine was killed at his residence on
Monday. A little boy has been kid
mapped and murdered In the suburbs
A rich misery woman has been found
cut to pieces at her residence, Bethnal
Green, and farmers daughter. Emma
johnson, has been murdered at Wind
sor under peculiarly atrocious circum-
stances. Her body was mutilated,
stripped and thrown into the Thames
The authors of all these outrnges
are still at large, and there seems to
he no trace of them, although the muir
derer Of Emma Johnson is believed to
be a maniac whose actual identity is
not known but who for many months
past has frightened and assaulted per-
sons on the road from Windsor to
Maidenhead, and who has always man
aged to elude capture.
CRICKET CRAZE BANQUET.
The extent of the cricket craze here
finds evidence in the farewell banquet
given to Prince Ranjlsinjhi, the popu-
lar Indian cricketer at Cambridge, on
the evening Of his departure of crick-
citing tour of Australia, the 700 guests
present including the mayor, alderman
and college dons and when the prince
retired to his hotel the vast crowds of
people assembled beneath his window,
called him out and cheered him to the
echo.
MUTATIONS OF ROYALTY.
Queen Victoria win privately visit
the Marquis and Warehouses of Sails
bury at Hatfield house about the mid
die OF November. after the return of
the court to Windsor.
Vanity Fair, commenting upon the
Joy experienced by the duchess of
Marlborough at giving birth To a di-
rect heir to the Blenhelm estate, says:
"Consuelo, who has been nearly of her
head with delight since the fear was
removed OF Lady Randolph ChurchllrB
fon succeeding to the dukedom, Is
rapidly recovering and the family is
making as much fuss as though an
heir had been born to the throne. They
took care that everything is put in the
papers"
SANDOW MAY BE GUYING THEM.
There is wide interest among oars
men at Shadows offer to train the
cambridge crew for the boat race OF
1875 with oxford and to back them to
win. Sandow insists that the old
method of dieting. living up to hard
ana Iast rules and not smoking is
wrong and he proposes. In the event
OF Cambridge not accepting his offer,
70 undertake the training of one OF
me Henley crews The presidents of
the oxford and Cambridge boat clubs
are both considering the subject and
nave been IN communication with
sardow. President Philips of Oxford
is ko'ping sharp lookout to see that
Cambridge does not monopolize the
advantages promised by Sandow.
INFLUENZA COMING AGAIN.
The medical press warns the public
against probable recurrence OF in
Iuenza. For months past the disease
has been raging in n severe form in
the district of Merry. Turkestan The
number Of victims Is immense and al
hough there are fewer deaths than
Formerly, the virulence OF the epidemic
Is said to have Increased rather than
lessened. The latest report show that
me attack Of influenza leaves severe
results, such as heart affections, para
lysls etc
LITTLE THINGS PLEASE Chill
DREN.
The French newspapers note with
much satisfaction that the German
!nlhtary authorities are so exercised at
!he progress made by the French mill
uaty hioyclsts that they are training
enormous wolf hounds to attack milf
nnt Held men. The papers assert that
ysllN on the outskirts OF Berlin, wolf
mounds are trained to seize dummies
N French uniforms which have been
placed on bicycles.
LONDON KEEPS ON GROWING.
The growth of London is astounding.
ne latest returns on the subject show
Nl'l over LOO houses are erected
monthly In the metropolis. Between
Ine months of August, 1896, and Au-
sus'' 1891 1851 houses We're built
WALES TO ITALY.
The statement is repeated that the |
I,.tinive OF Wales will shortly visit the |
italian court.
ARTIST NOTES.
For the first time In its history the |
university Of Durham Is about to mark |
~ appreciation of feminine eruditlon |
~ Sohlerring degree on Miss Jane |
=; Harrison, the well known Greek |
scnolar and lecturer on Crock art, and |
Iaruculafly Greek vase painting. Miss |
tiafrson has been a frequent contrib |
W.T. 20 magazine literature and has |
punished works on Greek vase paint |
llg'ec. She won the language scholar |
SNIP nj Cambridge
while the general health of Mum |
ha'sy' the famous painter. who is in |
i%n asylum at Bonn, is excellent, his |
"ralh Is hopelessly gone.
BEFORE THE FooTLIGHTs.
7, Electrically the week has been dun. |
ieumondt has abandoned his attempt |
w. revitallze Rip Van Wrinkle in serl- |
~ opera. The presentation was not n |
suong one, in spite of the efforts of a |
,Uu'petent company,and he Is now CIV
ws ltumperdink's Hnnsel and Gretel |
bln Marie Elba and Margaret Ormt |
i. 49, leading, supplemented by an |
isp,eI.tia founded on the legend of Ros-
~ chapel, In which Attalie Claire, |
1 'g,ner Lind and w. NJ. Paul shine.
Inc principal novelty of the week
y. neen an English adaptation of the
4, -neh musical farce, Toto and Tata,
~ suburban theater. 1t is n Hight |
4 NE, similar to Gorofie-Griofla. Marie
N dpals.
,Mhen Madame Navarro MARY An
vnissoH) reappeared in semi-public at
s,se concert given for charity at
'1oway. her worcestershire retreat,