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New Jersey Swains Have Trouble Over a Love Atty Pennentox, N. J., July 22—Early the morning the residents of North Pem berton were thrown into a state of ex citement by pintol firsts. A half hundred residents rushed out and found Jack Green and Fred Kuensler, two machinists employed at the Smith ville machine shops, in deadly combat, Kuensler was badly beaten and almost unconscious. The troubles of the young men result ed from a dispute Mout a girl named Foulkes, whom both visited. The previ ous night they met the girl, and both re mained until a late hour. On their re turn to Smithville they quarreled, and Kuensler fired his pistol—whether at Green or into the air is not known. Green attacked Kuensler and beat him badly. ‘The affair creates a great scandal in [this toeatics. Suit Under the Civil Damage Act. Kimastox, ¥., July 2% —Suit for $10,000 damages under the Civil Damage act has been brought against a hotel keeper who sold liquor to Henry Fraden burgh at Stevensville, Sullivan county, on May 6, resulting in his death. Fre denburgh, who was 73 years old, was found frozen to death along the roadside ‘near Livingston Manor from the effects of liquor and exposure. AML gales at Duquesne. Prrrspuno, July 22—There 's no trou ble at Duquesne. The non-union men went to work at the Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works, and all is quiet. Crowds of strikers are about the plant, but no at tempt at interference has been made. Sheriff McCleary and his deputies are still on duty. ‘The Asbury Park Beer Bottler Convicted Asbury Park,N. J., July 22—Wm. R. Jenner, the beer bottler, who was ar rested some days ago for violating the liquor law in selling beer without an or der, was convicted before Judge Wickoff. The case has been pressed by the Law and Order Leagu ennsylvania Defeats Canada. Hammon, Ont., July 22.—The cricket match between the Germantown, Pa, and the Hamilton teams resulted in a victory for Germantown by an inning and four runs. The score was: German town, 108 in one inning; Hamilton, 62 and 20, Ex-Gov. Waller's Son Has Returned. New York, July 22.—Martin B. Wailer, son of ex-Gov. Waller, of Connecticut, has returned to Greenport, L. L. and re sumed his duties as secretary and treas urer. He said the story about the defal cation was untrue. ‘The Treasury Surplus. Wasmmaron, July 22.—The surplus in the Treasury Sggreenten, $54,418,308, of which amount $20,002,689 is deposited in national banks. Denial from Mrs. Potter's Parents. Loxpor, July 22.—The parents of Mrs. James Brown Potter deny the published in the marriage of Mrs. Potter SP Rye Bellew in China.
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Waterbury Evening Democrat
Waterbury, Connecticut, US
Wed, Jul 22, 1891
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