The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-09-24
ton Observation-Disclosures part of it il
stl1l sfsp, extent fFen, ,the n9Aie, land.
The water eX!cnUS three miles finland

ton bridge1isI Ibraken,bnt1 part of it il
stlj5t sfeq ,exfe94 from, ,the naAR, land
The wafer ex'enGs three miles inland.
being higher than sittf f86& and the latest
fr:qlnt Ahq Observation-Disclosures Thurs
dsy-reports the hurricane dong a great
deal Of damSsa 1ttf4dastois, and at Har-
rlshnrg'the tatek Eas Mithinl2Q inches of
the top Of the navigation company's
wharf Th1rSdsv f0renooh; a1'd' rising IN
i''ch In hodf.lo GrateI apple tensions ex.
list in Aopsteny Of ser:eas disaster
tha gais L BFs>&'4 eSntiSued .'f frid"y ;h,r
epllgAt,, ,and VAS ftil, in progress, thes Wind
having changed to the northwest The
water in the streets of that city ros~
+ foot. during tl.suisht;. and lii now four
feet deep rhc rise Continues, ,:tale: water
being higher thar known for yearss,,;;p, yeaaIrss,;, at
4-ys.s''. seioAteea miles yes. The, country
is flooded to- the ,deMh. of three feet,
which is five feet higher than the Hood Of
1857; A bolt sent from Brssher. 't6Se1 1;,,he
relief Of the people on Shell lsland ire.
'turHed ast'night: d dnrilg! q "lull iii the
storm and brought All off,. off " hsR. she
ieft ,the water covered the islsnd.ao .
depth Of three fe.t and was rising. Sim.
liar reports come from other poi"ts salone
tho we''teras coast; which partially: 3con-
firm the'rpmors that Galveston*is, ,a4pder
wafer. r;'lsK !, nuHsoxL
have now eubsidexaaud the
damage is stated at $2u0, ,0o0, and Twelve
lives lost. *"''' .2''s' ''7'''>'
4 asn.rt .at .e,eT 10 q '735..r.s.<e. sSs
f0.n,ro fYa,, 1 nc.@o.1
vicinity, an't"n ts'hh'ah'. and promising
strange .afniction Last Frilayjy, ) week
ago. ubout. ! O'Clock A.. ,M.. he. was taken
w.th'the bleeding ut the nose, and having
tried all the usual remedies unS,,ccess!ullv,
became alarmed; and ut J. r., NJ. Of that
,:ay, applied to Dr., Townley's of this
place Tor assistance, coming. tn town. for
THAT purpose. /. 'Attcr two hours ,ncessnnt
labor he doctor succeeded in stoIping
the flow of blood, and the Young. man
went hcmc.; feeling very week Of, Tc.,1rse
from the loss Of ttreEvi'al f]uidj but other
wise apparently VI fright. The f"l1o*ing
Tuesday. however, srhc,7 blee.hng.s com
mencea again. ard about. dark the, doctor
was summoned I'd the residence 'df the
'>uffercr:0@ Only PARTIAL success: 'atsend<d d
the Doctors efforts to stop the nose
bleeding, and the case became. rather
strangely complicated by the blood
;"ozing fr"m the eyes. "'trtti" "apparent1y
>pirIing upg 'front.' the lower lids ando,run
.nlng out .Abnot'9 9 clock, thel case, ga
further c9mrl|}f,e!ea by = III hlem9!ar,hage 9!
from the lu1es, 50 }has a!.yI a. qns ', a snd the
na same time lie b'ood waS foT'i1s ffS@ the
not succeed In stopping the bleeding of
until nearly, :, mid"ght,hy which time
course the patient vas in an al.
most totally exhausted conditions. His
b0dy was at ore time covered with blood
red sp'otches, fT6m the'size Ola p,n-hcad
,qp to that ,ofia three:cent. piece, but these
a:e now di>appearing and The patient,
tho9;;h !';; yet quite weak is thought e , be