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COVINGTON.

The Stacey case Is still progressing in
the Circuit Court.
A surprise party of the "Jolly -Four"
comes OF this evening. a.
The marriage of MIR. Lewis Raven to
Miss Kate Paulie took place yesterday.
There will be social festival on to-
morrow evening ut the Fourth-sJreet
Christian Church.
The investigation into the alleged con-
nection OF V. Shinkle with the escape of
W. j. Sanford was resumed yesterday,
and is still going on.
The "BosY' hose-reel No. is now
completed, and will be sent to Engine
Company No. l in few days. 1t was
manufactured by Lehman 81 Co., and
weighs two thousand and ten pounds.
The friends of Smith, N. Hawes are
making an effort to prevent his trial on
any charge olher than those ON which
he was extradited. Dispositions for
this purpose were taken yesterday at
the Office OF Theo. Il. Hallam, Esq.
Maggie Mooney was arrested yester-
day on charge Of having stolen two
bedquilts, two pillows, feather-bed,
and u number OF pictures belonging to
Nellie Martin, OF Fifteenth street. Mag
gle was found in Newport, and will be
6Adlu ntu tulS dltSIlOOu UcAOLV R4ulLC6
Francis and Tebbs.
NEWPORT,
A young lad named Tracy, residing
at No. 81 Goodman street, was severely
injured while at work In Swit's Rolling
mill yesterday.
Chancery Court is in session. Among
other business transacted this morning
was that OF ordering the sale OF more OF
the GuiltoyIe property.
Major Krendinger has made requisi-
tion upon the War Department. for suf-
ticient men to fill up the ranks OF his
company at tue Barracks.
William Kettles, who lives on South
gate near Moss street, was brought
nome yesterday from Cincinnati, where
he had fractured both legs by tall.
The funeral Of Mr.. Lewis Cummings,
who died Monday at the residence oil
his father, Mr.. Samuel Cummings, out
in the highlands, took place this after
noon.
The anniversary Of the Newport and
Vicinity Bible Society will be held in
the Columbia-street Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening, February IL,
at 7 O'Clock. s.-.e t..-.
The tr-weekly Local, of this city, wilt
appear in an enlarged form next week.
This speaks well for the management,
as we'll as for the people OF Newport III
supporting home paper.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the New Mart Association will be
held at Eclipse Hall tomorrow evening.
A full attendance is requested, as the
election oil officers and other business of
importance Wal come before the meet
ing.
The entertainment announced to take
place last night by the Pickwick Club
was postponed on account oil number
OF the members taking part in the opera
of "Fra Diavolo' at Cincinnati last
night. The Club will appear tomorrow
night in Lied AsLfay" ut Odd-fellows'
Hall.
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NOT A POLICEMAN YET.

Jacob Kreutcr, Of No. 214 Second street, came to
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October, 1870, he won't 10 Senator Baden ana
asked him TO hts influence TO get him Jacob
Kreutcl appointed the police, and that he paid him
800 down and promised to give him another 800
out Of salary whom he appointed. Baaden, he
alleged took the $l0o but did not procure the appoint
mont and refused point blank 70 refund the money
A summons was ISSUED Tor the Senator (Baadcn)
and he appeared before Judge ottcrbourg in answer
It yesterday afternoon. He admitted receiving $l0o
from the complainant Jacob Kreutor, but stated that
II was Tor altogether different purpose. Judge o.
terbourg questioned Mr.. Kreuter pretty closely
asked him II he had introduced tho subject
OF HIS appointment on the police to Sena-
tor Baden, and II hc gave him the
money voluntarily without solicitation, with tho
avowod purpose OF having such sppointment procured
Mr. Kreutor averred that he did, and tho magistrate
told him that long az he had offered money himself
for immoral purpose ho could not hold the defend
ant, Baden as a criminal and that his only remedy
was by sung him tor the 500 in a civil court