The Scotland Yard detectives have effected a smart capture of two men supposed to have been concerned in the theft of the Duchess of Sutherland's jewels during her journey from Paris to Calais and the Tecovery of a portion of the stolen property. 'The value.of the jewellery stolen is declared: at £30,000; and it' does not" seem probable that more than a very small proportion of this will be recovered. People, however, are always rather susious in these cases of-stolen jewellery, ince it has become known that ladies who have parted with their jewels have sometimes alleged robbery to account for their absence, And the discovery of the thieves in this case—or at all events the discovery of part of the stolen property—has at east had the good effect of convincing everybody, that really robbery did take place.
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