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Show I.MMENSE F5.CITBllaiVP 1l.c llnl .Vatlooal Hank of Clearllcld Nuiprwl rajineiit sad (lesca lis Doors. HUNDncoaor Miricns PAnnouio THE STRCCTS, Trouble I'rsrrd villi llnrta And Mat irin Mad Tbilr All lu tbo Haul. U Te-esilM lo Ms Klwsi lllMfsi rllilt'Ut.1-. llrpesllsrs tielllfia llsrllrd, I'earlnc In l.a-e Alt. Cl.tiAnriKI.il, I'a., Hepl. .. Tha Tirst National lUnk ol Clrarlleli closed lu duels tills morulng. All uilpn cedent! run on Haturday and Monday and Tuesday, amounting to nearly flO,il, madu it Imposulble to loutlnue tha business, anl thereroru the bank suej.au Is payiiieut, 11 la thought lha lank will pay In lull. TltOlllll.K I'KAItlUI, Ilol'ir.iiAl.vi, I'a., Kept. SO. There Is Iminiinee excitement here tunlglil uver the closing ol Ilia Dill bsnk al Clearfield land Ibe trouble heio Willi thn lloulaelala bank, lha wildest rumors ru-mors ate. floating about regarding tliu latter Institution, though Cashier Mcdratb I quoted aa sutluri thai the I ank will pay dollar fir dollar. Hundreds Hun-dreds of miners are iaradliig the strteta nr gathering at the street corners, and trouble Is fsarsd tbty moment Willi lbs Hun aud Bless, who had their all 111 the bank. .The deslla ol the First National bank at the lime of the kusneiislnii una alKiulf lQll.lhlJ. I'ru.l- dent Dill says lha dosltota of bolli Institution will lm paid dollar for dollar, dol-lar, Thelfoiitblalebank trouble was caused by the defalcation of Teller Hamilton a short time ago. Haunt lleiasnil the Illsmlssal or i:iu -leiee. Wa Bin HUTU. Hept. SO. Petition Commissioner Itaum hits demanded the dismissal of three prominent employes of his olUcc, who, he believes, are plotting plot-ting to Injure hla character and comI hi reslgnntlou. Theiu men aro Ktlgar Ilugla ol Pennsylvania. F. M. Taylor of Illinois and lolward Howard of Connecticut, It Isuielerataod that the Immediate cauie of Itaiiui's action la thu recent filing by Kngleaud Howard of anl-ilAtlls, anl-ilAtlls, Oinrgimr young Ilaum nltli attempting lo obtain money from them, iiicoualileratlouof his Inlluenta wllh hla father In securing their promolloii, Youug lluum made an aflldavll denying deny-ing tlie statement. His fatberebsr-aitetltes fatberebsr-aitetltes tha allegations, that hla sou Indue nces promotions or appotntraeuts lu favor ol hla friends, oaentlrely Willi nul fuiiudallou. I u fact, it la understood lhat youug Ilaum prsared a stnta-ment stnta-ment covering the entire ajrloil of his couiiicllon with I ho enslon olllre and obtained letters from the heads of divisions divi-sions exouerallng blm from lha Iiiihi-Istloulbnt Iiiihi-Istloulbnt lieliianysensu ailed corruptly. cor-ruptly. Ileueral Haunt believes that the cnsrirts airal list tils sou are not ontv untrue, but cruel, as lha e blent luleti. llou la to strike clown the father through the sou. (leneral Ilaum says he waa alwaya willing hi meet any rillh Ism U.oii hla administration. He didn't proioao lu I driven out of cRIce, aud tahl that the ineu who li em.,1 most to desire his retirement had adopted llio iwllcy which was most likely to defeat lhefrobrct. Ho was further gratlnrd to be able to say tint he never heard a word of dts larsgement rf hlmielf coming from the President orHecrrlary Noble, A Convention of lleninersllellub. PlTTrl.Ulul, Hpl. SO. TlioBlatocon venllon nl Democratic cluba wa called lo order Ibis rnoiulng. J. J. Miller made an address of welcome, In Ilie ccurtu ol which he nientlulied the nsmo nt (Irovsr Cluveland. Intense tnlliuslssm was manlfesteil. A. V, Dlvcly of Alloona, was elecled tun-lirsry tun-lirsry chairman, and the usual com-mttlcea com-mttlcea appointed, when areccwawai taken, C'nrllsIle-eleeleJ I'tetlJeiit. lll'ts'AI1, N. V., Hejit. SO. Tho nstlotml civil service reform leacuo today re-elected lleorgo William Cur lis president. William I), P'oulkaot IndlannHls, editor t,t the t'llif Strike Str-ike LViroiice, 111 a speech, look stlong gr und ogalrst the secret exi-cutlve stsslou of the Uulted Htates Henslu. , 'lli-ln.ll.il nr.et. HniKANti, Wash., Hent. SO. Army ortlcers bete attribute Utile luiiorlanco to the Indian scare In the Pend d'Orrllla country. Indian agent Cole has gone to the arena of the teportel trouble, and (leneral Carlln will do nothing llll he heirs from Cole. This will not bo before Friday or Haturday. Itallteail lllutes Klelke. PinTUUlKI, Hepl. no. A strike of OOiSi lallroad miners In this district will take place tomorrow. The oporu. tors refused lo grant the demand for a half cent Increase lu Ibe mining rale, aud astllkewasaloiicunrdered. A strike or Ibe Journeymen printers In the Job oltlees or this city fur 7) (enU advance In wages ami a reduction reduc-tion ol hours will also las Inaugurated In Ihemorulug. liulslils"' l-aliiie utiil larinscs. Mu.NTlirt i,,Hept.S0. (leneral Master Workman Powderly, speaking or the Ciinilng American prritdvutial election, ias that the Kulgbta or Lalvrfrom all Ameilra and the Farmers' Alliance will hold a congress In Washington In Februaiy and n third caudldato will Ihi choien. Asslaataeut af it llranery Caiiifiaaf. CovimutuN, Ky., Hept. SO. Tho belter lire-wins company has natlgned; iuioU, JIO'J.OJ.i; liabilities, ,7o,0uo. Vfttlle A Co. Nkw Yonk-,He.t.S0. A seml-offlelal ttulemriit nf IhenrlalraofH. V. Wliltu A Co, 1 made that u favornblo turn lu I Ibe roru quotations will euablu White lo resume next week mid save from a u.uarttr to a half million dollars. fanes Unlit,.. I1ie'iM0.iD, Hepl, SO. Nancy Hanks today midii a aunressful eOoll lo lowtr her record, gclng a utiles without a skin or break In Ms list, thus knocking off ocpiarterecstjiid. The ciuarters were! SStl, 1:01, lsM, imo. In tho three-yeitr-old trot, Fauitlne nindeamllelustll). It Is said tola tho fastest mile evri made In a race by athree-JMr-old, axceit Axtell, llrNtestnil llaeta. New Vomk, Hept. 3D. Uravesend raei-et Hlx furlong Klngtlon ton,lbtekon second, lauhlngWalertblid. Time, llIS. l'.lbt ami a half furlongs Hireland won. CaiPam sy arcond, India 1 lubber third. Tiller, law. Five furlonts -Charade won, Mad rid rroond, Hoe; third. Time S:U2. Mile and one quarter, llrookwissd handicap Poll Ohettrr won, Mlrath-mefttli Mlrath-mefttli second, l'rrrlfler third. Time Siuo. Five furloiig. llrngal won. lleiths Coll stwnd, Lady Huiieriar third. Time lii3.' Mile aim oiia-slsuenlh-WlllIa I., won, Arali iseond, Ilcnedlct third. Tims 1:19. llarllePI l-aek U.ees, CiltOAiiu, Hepl. S0.-tTha darHeld track waa fast. Hlx furlongs .eka Hardy wop, Faterno second, IloJfini third. Tlma I:IS. Mile Una Frey won, 11 l,eonaril second, Tnwnsend third. Time 1.11, Mile Chlmea won, Gorman second, IuleeM. third. Time llll. Mitonnd one cjuarter Ormle ann, Mary McOiwan second, Norella third. Time 3U. Hlx furlongs CarlaUlwan, Hoy B. srceind, Dolly McCune third. Time l.loj. Mile and one-cinirter, nver Ave hurdles Art-tocral won, llihlnhood second, Joe I), third. Time ftSif. I .lenl.ll.ee.. Cinci.-inati, Hell, 50. Mil" and twenty yArds Insolence won, Orundy second, Tenacity third. Time Ills. Mile Pilnra of Darkness won, FlowerJrll second, Itotk third. Time -lilll. Freti handicap, five furlongs Fan vctlo won, Htralthmsld second, Ixiu Dudley third. Time liosl. Mile aud fifty yarda Phllera wnn, Lltthi Annie seconit Colonel Wheat leylhlrd. Time-li). Four and one-half lurlongs Tha Queen wnu, Llxxle liawrence second, Mlirallhlnl. rime .371. Free handicap, nva furlongs final bo won, John Winkle second, lUtlcenculhlrJ. Time 1:0.1). Alreelaa, IlCUnl'BNDet-ICE, Iowa. Hept. SO, Allcrtou weut an axhlbltlou mile to day to la-at 2:12, trolling without a skliiluSilOl. II.ehaU. sinovsL iKtuaa-'i-irrsncno. rittsUara , I . Umelunttl, S. llsnerlss-tlaDl, Mseki Hum. Ilsrrlanaa. naoiiKLrv. iiraeiatrs. 7: lliiuah.i,is. a. iimsrles- TSaMilon.llrawL.I terutUes. IMIIr. seresil ll.ese-nroiiklra.ai I-Slladslpsla, I, Ilslterlea glur.llmas. Uivsu. Iltllr- rtoslen.iaiNawTaik.a. Ilslleelss Mebols, llesacll, Wtl,h, IV.aklla, t-lsete. Steiieii lisins-luliia, S Near Teek. A Itstleriss stsler, clsrbawa, clsbialiaallivsn, llurrell. CLSISI-tKli- CtvsiBn,l, II; rliMssa.a Ilsturles-Youor, si,jle, t Mkerjr.sekrlrer. ciuinlserL aassitta Asaiaitllos-rillt-AtirU'iiu. Atlilslies.llillaalaa. I. ecewed Clstiie tlblelses.oi llestes.9. NILWAUKSr. Uilasakee, 10, Uausllle, I. |