Leldwer of the senate ??a-to yjj on Calhoun street, got insd at iaiE.'Oleetric light and threw the lamp, Cv-hon and all in the street.. Michael Wing believes not in wc-siresT# rights. He thumped Sirs* : iKJlxag Buandly, and the unfeeling Bm fined him $t and co3ts.The lectures in the Fort Wayne col - ; Kege of medicine will begin this afler-rtooG at 2 o'clock. Most of the students 1 returned to the city yesterday. ’Many of the students of the M. E. , eelirge returned.to the city on New j 1l tar’s day, and yesterday the regular ^recitations were held in the college.i . •• •Witnesses were subpoenaed yester-t ¥ ia the great slander suit against Hc.r, Peter Kiser, which comes up tomorrow. Mr. Kiser will plead hiso wn case. ..... .* * •iFhe quarterly conference of the Wayne street M. E. eb ureh was held t5ii Monday evening, Rev. Y.B. Meri-lt;£IitXu the presidirtg elder in this di3-Srhifc, presiding.John Eeichuer thought he could isy.q*rove his electric light by . poking xX it with a club, when he broke the eirexnt and put out all the lamps in part of town*