United States v. Ulrici
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Missouri
Two indictments were found against the defendant [Rudolph W. Ulrici], the nature of which appears in the following opinion given by the circuit justice, on demurrer, at the September term, 1875. The opinion was orally pronounced, and is reported from the short-band notes taken at the time.
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER, Circuit Justice.
These are two indictments found against one Ulrici, and have been submitted to the court upon demurrers. I will now proceed to consider them, and to pronounce the decision of the court upon the •questions which have been raised.
To facilitate the consideration of these questions, I will divide the objections into two classes: First, those urged against both indictments. and, second, those made to the several counts respectively.
1. In the first place, it is contended that the act of 1S75 [18 Stat. 307]', having prescribed a different punishment for the offences -charged…
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