The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-08

until the return journey to the city was
made at $50.
The Grand Army Band went out with
the visitors to the lake, and gave them
a splendid concert Of choice m7sic at
Lake Park, which was greatly enjoyed
by them. The Harmonic Band of Mas
sillOn, also appeared on the scene and
played some splendid selections.
THE LAST HOURS.
Monday morning, on invitation Of Mr..
Charles DiebOld, large number of the
visiting wOrkmen paid visit Of inspec-
tion to the DlebOld Safe and Lock Works,
and were shown through that immense
establishment by Mr.. DiebOld. At nine
O'Clock carriages were taken at the
Hurford, and the visitors were driven to
the Fort Wayne depot to take the train
for their return journey home.
THE DEPARTURE.
On arriving at the depot, the deIegs
CATION al1ghted, and closing together
listened to happy parting speech from
Mr.. Schaefer. Following him, nice lit
tie speeches expressive Of the thanks Of
the visiting delegation for the warmth
Of the splendid reception given them
and the many friendly courtes'es ex-
tended TO them, we're made by Messr5.
Henry Detmerlng, Achille P. Brittell and
Emil Rehse on the part of the visitors.
The delegation then stepped aboard
its special Pullman Ger, and after many
hearty handshRkiDgs and promises to
return as soon as possible. the car, at
tsched to the 1000 q. N. train, rolled out
westwardly with a happy lot Of men, de-
lighted with the reception given them
by Canton, and car ying away with
them pleasant and kindly feelings for
their entertainers. May they soon be
with US again to remain permanently
Is the earnest wish Of the DEMOCRAT.
THE IMPRESSION CREATED.
The visiting delegation were certain
ly given royal welcome by the city,
and they we're enthusiastic in their
praises Of the beauty of Canton, it's
buildings, fine, wide streets, excellent
street cars and hotels, and in fact every
thing connected with the city. Nothing
to equal what they saw here, they said,
can be found in Newport, aud their yer
dict was that Canton Is far ahead Of
Newport In everything that goes to
make up thriving and progressive
town.
The men composing the delegation
made very favorable Impression on all
who saw and cOnversed with them
They were a we'll dressed. intelligent,
and wide awake body Of men, of fine sp
pearsnce and gentlemanly manners
representative body of the superior
order of WOrkingmen, whom Canton
will be proud to welcome to her midst
as citizens.
THE DUEBER FUND.
When the Committees, who are at
work soliciting subscriptions to the
100000 Dueber fund, met and reported
the result of their three days. labor at
the Assembly Room Saturday even
ing, and the sums were added together,
1t was found that an aggregate of
$50 $50 had been raised, which is an ex-
cellent showing for three days
subscriptions have been received
probably swell the amount to $75 600.
The committees are all hard at work
again to day, and 1t Is hoped that the
DEMOCRAT will be able to print the list
of subscribers tomorrow.
A CINCINNATI VIEW.
The Cincinnati Evening Post of Sun
day contained the following:
The Dueber Watch Case Manufsctur-
ing Company has announced its final
determination to remove Its works from
Newport, KY, to Canton, o. The fac
tory has of late given employment to
700 hands, and Its annual pay roll
amounted to 100000 annually. The
alleged reason for the removal was the
failure of the Dueber Company to pur-
chase from the Taylor estate, at rea
sOnable figure, ground on which to build
an extension to Its factory; also, that
more reasonable and easier access to
Eastern markers might be secured.
1t Is rum0red that HuevDer & Gid
den, glove manufacturers, will occupy
the Jefferson street factory, and that
two other (shoe) firms Of Cincinnati are
negotiating for the Washington avenue
building.