MAN MINUS TROUSERS ARRESTED LAST NIGHT
A man, giving his name as Gibbons, was arrested by Night Marshal Stanley at 11 o'clock Wednesday night, for appearing on the street without trousers. He was caught near the Cab barn on Fourth Street, and was locked up in the city jail and until this morning. The story to the officer is that the prisoner accompanied a young woman to a show last night and after the show they took a stroll to the city park, where she charges him to assault him. Later they walked home together, had lunch and he retired to his room. He boards and rooms at the home of the young woman. After his retirement, an uncle of the young woman is said to have found her in tears and she is alleged to have told him of the alleged attempted assault. The uncle is alleged to have seized a butcher knife and started for the young man's room, with the avowed intention of putting the young man in the "harp and angel business."

Screamed for the young man to run or he would be killed. He "stood not upon the order of going, but went at once." The door being further from him than the window, he chose the latter place of exit and dashed for life and liberty and was beating Sam Patch's best record when stopped by the officer, who heard his story and investigated. The interested parties promised to swear to a complaint against Gibbons this morning and he was held in the city jail, but the young lady refused to prosecute the case or swear to a complaint and he was released from custody.  The woman, young, suffered intense pain. 