Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-07
Late Returns Only Verify the
Glad Tidings of Yesterday.
Senators EyartS and Farwell VIII Be
Succeeded by Drmoerafs-Nehin-
ley Comedies His Defeat.
The Indications New are That the Next
National Horee VIII Have Over $50
Democratic MsjOriIy'
REPUBLICANS IN NEED OF i LEADER.

Special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YoEX, Nov. 6-The great Demo
cratic victory is mora sweeping than
first believed possible. Each return
brings new figures to add 10 the triumph.
| Hardly leader OF the Republican party
Is left In congress. aud even in many
stronGhOlds OF RepubicGuism IN the New
England and Western states the entire
Democratic ticket is carried. Enough
congressional returns have been received
to shos the next house OF representa-
t!vPs will be Democratic by a majority OF
over l50--the largest majority any party
ever had III that body for nearly Il gene
ration.
The defen, Of Mai. Mckinley is con-
coded by decisive plurality OF over 500
votes.
Joseph g. Cannon loses his seat by t.
| majority OF 6OG. The Fifteenth district
Of Illinois Will not be represented by
''the man with ths dirty mouth after
next March.
III the South, Kentucky and Tennesses
alone send Republican representatives.
The former state returns one snd the lat
ter two.
Iowa will be Represented by tour Re-
publicaus i'll the place or ten.
OF the seven Republicans who at pres
cut represent hbukhJs Ousy OIb II
turned.
The Democrats gain five congressman
in Illinois, FIVE 10 Massachusetts. four IN
Michigan, eight In New York, eight IL
Ohio. one in Alabama, two in Arkansas,
Two in Connecticut, one in Florida, one
i'll Kentucky, one in Louisiana, three IL
Margin two In Minnesota. four u
Missouri, ons IN Montana, two In Ne
braska, two In New Hampshire, two la
New Jersey, ,hrre III North Carolina,
seven In Pennsylvania, one in Rhode
Island, one IN youth Carolina, one IN
Tennessee, four in Virginia. two III Wrsi
Virginia, i've in Wisconsin (with ii nu.l-
Der OF districts still in doGbD, Two III
California, one in Minnesota, two III
Wisconsin.
The state ticket IN New Hampshire Is
in doubt. The Democrats gave their
candidate for governor plurality OF the
votes. but choices will go TO the leES!a-
trre. There is strong reason 20 believe
that The body will De democratic by
safe majority.
Russell is elected governor of Ma5sa-
chusetts by Il majority of over 10 600.
II Is possible that Morris, ;hs Demo
cratic candidate Tor governor OF Connect
lieut., falls u little short OF u popular ma
iority, aud the choice will go 20 the Leg
isiature, which Is Republican, GU joint
ballot.
New Jersey IS Democratic In both
houses OF the legislature.
Pattison is elected governor OF Penn
sylvunia by u plurality OF II 900. tbs
other STATE offices, however, wers car
ried Ivy the Republicans.
Iowa elecss the eutlre Democratic state
ticket.
George W. Peck, the Milwaukee hui
morist, has made the greatest joke OF
his life. by defeating the Republican
candidate for governor by 35 900.
Michigan Is claimed by both parties,
but the latest returns give the s'nts
ticket aud legislature TO the Democrats.
Minnesota s state ticket Is doubtful.
Kansas elects a Democratic governor,
The legislature OF Illinois Is Demo-
cratic. but both parties claim the stnts
ticket.
IN New York the legislature ts Demo
cratic OF joint ballot by at Isast two ma
jority, insuring a Democratic senator il
the place Of Evarts.
FROM the latest returns the United
States senate after March 4, 1891, Will
stand: Democrats AZ. Republicans 46.
MAKEUP or THE FITTY-sECoSD CON-
GREss.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 6.-The Daily
News Il. has the following forecast OF
the makeup of the Fifty second coz
gress. The Farmers Alliance men are
counted with the Democrats: Alabama,
one Republican, seven Democrnts; Ar
kansas, five Democrats; California, ak
Republicans; Colorado, one Republicans;
Connecticut, one Republican,, three
Democrats; Delaware, Que Democrat;
Florida, two emocrats; Georgia, ten
H,.,,. al II
iinois, seven Republicans, thirteen DEM
ocrsts; Indiana, two Republicans, eleven
Democrats; Iowa, FIVE Republicans, six
Democrats; Kansas, one Republican, six
Democrats; Kentucky, one Republican,
ten Democrats: louisiana, six Demo
Gratis; Maine, four Republicans; Mary
land, six Democrats; Massachusetts, two
Republicans, seven Democrats; Michi-
eau, tour Republicans, seven Demo-
Gratis; minnesota. two Republicans,
three Democrats; Mississippi, seven
Democrats; Missouri, one Republican,
thirteen Democrats; Montana, one Dem
ocrat; Nebraska. one Republican. two
Democrats; North Dukotu, one Repub-
licun; New Hampshire, two Democrats;
New Jersey, two Republicans. i've Dem
orrats; New York thirteen pubIicauS,
tweuty-o Democrats; North Cnroiina,
one Republican, eight Democrats; Ohio,
seven Republicans, fourteen Democrats;
Oregon, ous Republicans; Pennsylvania,
thirteen Republicans, ten Democrats;
Rhode Island. one Republican, one Dem
ocrat; South Carolina, one Republican,
six Democrats; South Dukota, three Re-
publicaus; Tennessee, two Republicans,
eight democrats; Texas, eleven Demo
Gratis; Vermont, two Republicans; Vr-
GINA, ten Democrats: Washington. one
Republican; West Virginia, one Repub-
iicau three Democrats; Wisconsin, tTo
Republicans, seven Democrats; Wyo-
ming. one Republican. Total. inety-
nine Republicans, 233 Democrats ma-
joriiy OF 1888.
The Tribune (Republican) finds the re-
suit in the state legislature to be as fol-
lows: Senats-Repubiicans 81, Demo-
crats 81. House-Repu blicans IS, DEM
ocrats IS. Farmers Mutual Benefit
AssociatioR 2. Joint RssemLly-RspuD-