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Old Bailey, juicio t18890506-461 (1889-05-06) - Breaking Peace > Wounding a quarter to three on the afternoon of the 16th I received information from the police, and I went to 17, Limehouse Causeway, with I so, who pointed out the prisoner to me—he was in the back room, first floor, taking his shirt off—there were wet blood marks on it—I arrested him—I so interpreted for me—I told him I should take him to the station, where he would be charged with attempted murder—I mentioned a knife—he said he knew nothing about it—I searched him; I found no knife on him—afterwards, with the inspector, I searched the room and the back yard; we found no knife. FRANK CORNER . I am surgeon at the Poplar Hospital—on 16th April Kato was brought to the hospital between one and two—he had contusions on his face, laceration of his forehead, an incised wound on his neck—the wound was caused by some sharp-edged instrument; it was completely through the skin—I don't think it could have been caused by this lamp-glass—I should think a sailor's clasp knife would have caused it—it cut his ear, to begin with, and then glanced down—he was at the hospital for ten days—he was in danger then; it was a question as to whether damage was done to his great vessels, as the wound was in the track of the great vessels—he is all right now—I did not see the prisoner. CHARLES BRIDGEMAN (Re-examined by the COURT). I examined the prisoner—he had a cut on his finger and a slight graze at the back of his neck; he was…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18890506-461 (1889-05-06) - Breaking Peace > Wounding a quarter to three on the afternoon of the 16th I received information from the police, and I went to 17, Limehouse Causeway, with I so, who pointed out the prisoner to me—he was in the back room, first floor, taking his shirt off—there were wet blood marks on it—I arrested him—I so interpreted for me—I told him I should take him to the station, where he would be charged with attempted murder—I mentioned a knife—he said he knew nothing about it—I searched him; I found no knife on him—afterwards, with the inspector, I searched the room and the back yard; we found no knife. FRANK CORNER . I am surgeon at the Poplar Hospital—on 16th April Kato was brought to the hospital between one and two—he had contusions on his face, laceration of his forehead, an incised wound on his neck—the wound was caused by some sharp-edged instrument; it was completely through the skin—I don't think it could have been caused by this lamp-glass—I should think a sailor's clasp knife would have caused it—it cut his ear, to begin with, and then glanced down—he was at the hospital for ten days—he was in danger then; it was a question as to whether damage was done to his great vessels, as the wound was in the track of the great vessels—he is all right now—I did not see the prisoner. CHARLES BRIDGEMAN (Re-examined by the COURT). I examined the prisoner—he had a cut on his finger and a slight graze at the back of his neck; he was…