In re Bloom
Michigan Supreme Court
Habeas corpus.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, C. J.
The petitioner was convicted in the Police Court of Detroit on January 25, 1884, on two separate charges of simple larceny, on one of which he was sentenced *598to confinement in the Detroit House of Correction for the term of three months from and including the day of conviction, and on the other he was sentenced to a like confinement “ from and after April 24, 1884, unless before that time any order or judgment committing the said Harris Bloom to the said Detroit House of Correction should sooner expire, or the said Harris Bloom should be otherwise entitled by law to be released from…
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