In Wisconson, an juvenile inmate reportedly burns down his state's reform school

A fire believed to be set by an inmate destroyed the main three-storey building of the Wisconsin State Industrial School in Waukesha, Wisconsin.  All inmates and staff escaped without serious injury but the fire was estimated to have cost $30,000 in damages.  The reform school had been opened in July 1860 and continued after the structure was rebuilt in the spring of 1866. (By John Osborne)