The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

visited that 'nsiia.'5n ON Thursday last, Some
facts Ia reference 10 tihs institution which has
been estae hsb' w tie State Tor the reform of
wen = 'ei''l .5'.I'' "iii not De unlnterestDG
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gu 'ce ,'i'''' - '''l s'ec'5.' '9F the REFORM
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70 ""' " '"Poi" III 'i'o CEN
'ei' anu iV'' e'a--oDe az each Corner Inc
ans are O"''. 80 o'to coio'eu limestone III
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INV '''' '''' ''''i'i' ! No U's'-
.lle"' 80 '' ''.1. "'''" ground ana elght above.
NJ '''7' "v'y"- ''o.J Is ele'en ieel hlehi Tie
''.'''' anu ''''" SOM ~ i'c1 each. "''Ho"|
GINS nv Ue'''' 81 INC uses o. Tue uiheieI' O.
''e'' J., may e. 'e.D' Ee1 '''"' mere are SCI
'Di '-' W WIG o'"'S u Inmates '0i
~ ny D'-''1''s vac u0''s''0u' De"i00' /"
% soHoO' '''''i' o' " SHOPS a'G fanny roc MS
''io arc s.'"' '"'''oor oI o'her apai'liei''S'
'ncn n'Fe '-o'' appropriate uses
ne puliuN'S ai'I enclosure mas tnu" iaI cost
9-O'ooo' inc Aano con"ee'eo win 'he pulio'Ng
l.s''n'y ac'oS) was ooha'eu " me ci'lZeilS q
y "o''''.'' d. d 'o5' % T',''0'
no '''-S H"'"o7' VI 'uFehHo Delnq u'ii's
~" ~ ''e H.''i' u'ion ID 4O' u "nicn NUMBER
az ''J "'' 5'''' 'i's1' "ae' i"i5e ''"l'
,, ~ Ca ny arc io4uiaeu ~ rise a. :
anu ie''i0 a. . 'i00N' e'ei
linz '4''ie
Gnu . ''' 20 ''"'0O ~ d ''lne '@0ie' @"'
80 arranged + w Mi up the entire time ms Is
lound 70 De aa+oiotely essential Beside the
n@eu 'iii'eS Of gay Tor meals the emPloyments
'o"''S' - S''i'0' st"oy' iAoo'' oeVotiohaI eXei-
anu d o. ''a'''7 'iro ior IocIea'oh' twice
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49, va "a 80 S"oo A1@AeiS' laIihcIS' aHu
Al''n'N "oI"''' edch Oh theSo departments
mas al o'eIseef'
Inc o0yS and 2lrs are divided into i've
si"oe' 'Ae'e sfau9a are regulated according TO
'''o,' s',''''r ''D"'iour anu PROPHECY Oh oe
pol '"'',''' l i'''7 oi 'i'e nrs'g'aue ENJOY SoPe
,i0' pr" sge'' 'uey are preferred al the tables
nav i"'sef ilDolues'ano are entrusted WIN ei-
'"'lN' "''0 Nl"''Vi' VI Ie'PonSloiilY' Inc sec
onu s'1ue ol course ENJOY ieWef immunlIleS than
VIC iiS'' 'Ho '"''0 anu oui'h sun less 1he
-i'h gIaoe Is one OF punishment this grade is
heP1 On Oread ana "ater-not allowed to par
uciPate IN many OF the recreatlons, but kept
distinctly apart from Others and compelled TO
spend the time not expressly devoted to labor
or study in their separate dormitories. BY this
arrangement these IN the lower grades have
'"on9 inducements 10 deport themselves so as
10 pe promoted 10 better accommodations and
i'lSner privileges
Another regulation OF the Institution is found
70 "ofN exceedingly "eh' Inc boys are al
lo"eu 10 assemble at tunes ana take the form OF
leg isiat,ve 0ouy anu determine Iof themselves
w, i' 'li'''' De '''' penalty ~! give" oneness
'.'',,' 'l-'r9y - ','l' ieqciieu ~ i''o
'.,' NV. ~ 9 -',',ON pT'-'0 =. - '0
~, =. ~ 'i10 o1i0i'00
muse young u0NHquen1S seem 10 nave some
just lucas ol inc oeSefI que 10 wrang dolnS'and
seneraiiy MAKE 'heIr own laws quite enough
severe.
~ -iooe' 1''''.e''' 'le 0'Poiiii'ehueH' q 'iie
o'"'e HPI0Iin ''chooi'nas quahncatiohS aulnil"'
o'S auap'eu 10 inc position NE holoS MS posi-
Is one OF great responsibility. ana he mas thus
LAT ois'i"iseo me uu'ieS 70 'he Satisfaction O
oiio 1'i''iis ei' non Aiiule" T. f-'iiioie' Ihe
'e''e'a'y u Tue noa.u' ma 'afen a oeeP III
:i''' :" 'i1 'iiS'i'u'iOii' ana ue!o'eS n,'on u
- ''' 'l n ''''9D'ion 70 i's 'naiiS MI Ell
more IS a iaY0"'o Wl,h all the boys IN 'i'' ne,
form ochooI; ne mas shown them repeated
marks OF attention and they seem dispose tf
appreciate his efforts for their Improvement.
Inc other oihceFS seem devoted to the instit0
t'on
The following statistical facts in respect tc
the inmates Of the Reform School are worth
the careful consideration ofevery philanthropist
They Indicate most clearly what causes are The
most prolific sources OF crime. Of the number
now in the Institution (forty) the statistics col
lected show as follows
Number who have lost both parents 3