Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-08
THE REVISED RETURNS.
The Republican Tidal Wave Is
 Still Rising.
THE SOLID SOUTH IS NOW BROKEN

In the Next Senate the Republicans Will
 Have a Hare Maj prIty. but In the Next
 House They wiu Have Majority of
 One Hundred and Twcnty-eight.
 NEW YoRK, Nov. S.-Delayed returns increase sie overwhelming gains of the Republicans in the congress districts, and the figures now show that the ma jority to be led by Mir. Thomas Reed in the iifty-fOurth congress will be about l3S over all Astonishing changes have boon made in many states, and tho strong holds of Democracy have been captured. Nearly all the Democratic leaders have heon defeated. including Wilson of West Virginia. Springer Of Illinois, Watchdog Holman and W. ID. Bynum of Indiana and Silver Dollar Bland of Missouri.
 The Populists lose Jerry simpson of Kansas, their most prominent statesman, and the ultra free traders of the country will no longer have the pleasure of being represented by the noisy and good natured Tom Johnson of Cleveland.
 ". C. Owens. the man who defeated the rcpudiated Breckinridge of Kentucky, gets the reward of his victory and is elect ed over his Republican opponent by n small majority J. Hampton Hoge, the recalled consul to Annoy. China, wins as a Republican in n Virginia Democratic dis trict. New Jersey sends a solid Republic an delegation. and Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota. Connecticut. Indiana and Iowa do likewise.
 In New Hampshire tho Republicans elect the governor by about l5, QUO plural ity. the two congressman ly large majori- ties and will have SU majority in the leg islature. They have also carried every county in the state.
 In Massachusetts the Democratic vote fell off 25 per cent. and there was an in crease of about per cent in tho Rcpub lican vote. Greenhalge is TO elected gov ernOr by over 6n. n0D plurality, and the Republicans elect all their candidates fol | congress except in the north district. The Republicans have elected n solid delegation of eight congressman from Now Jersey. They have also elected six state senators and 56 out of 60 assem mbly lymen. The senate stands: Republicans, I6; Dem ocrats. J. The house: Republicans. 56; Democrats, II. Republican majority on joint ballot, 63. This inSurcs the cleo. ton of n successor to United States Sen. atOr McPherson.
 The Republicans have carried Pcnnsyl vania by 235, GOO plurality. and the Dem ocrats get only one congressman. The Republicans have carried Delaware by l,5OO plurality and have a safe majority in the legislature.
 The West Virginia legislature is Re. publican on joint ballot. The Republic ans will elect n United States senator tC succeed Camden, and the state may be redistricted.
 Ohio has not elected moro than two Democratic congressman and probably not more than one. The state Is Repub l lican by l3i. UuO.
 It is entirely probable that every Re 1 publican congress nominee in Indiana has been elected. Tho state is Republican by 90. GOO plurality.
 Illinois has gone Republican by loo. OU( plurality. and the Republicans also claim a solid congress delegation there Tho Republican victory in Michigan i. So overwhelming that the party manager, there claim legislature unanimously Republican in both branches It Is cer tain that the congress delegation Is solid ly Republican.
 Minnesota Republicans elected theiI entire state ticket and the whole con
 gressiOnal delegation of seven. In the
 legislature they have n majority of 92 or 1 joint ballot.