Montanai* proud of Marcus Daly ns^a turfman, and our people generally will^learn with regret that the surest con^^testant for the American derby, Matt^Hyrnea, has become lamed. Stil^, the^copper and green alwaye has had phe^^nomenal luck, and we be'ieve the Hitter^Root turfman will yet be found at the^front.
Theopening of traffic on the North^^ern Paciffc railroad from Portland enat,^and tho regular movement of trains,^doubtless will bring ua a fresh Irruption^of Coxevite*. Several hundred adven^^turers of this class are said to be^stranded between here and I'uget sound.^They will work this way as fast an^bridges are repaired and trains m^moved. We trust our oity will beon the^alert and see to it that Htdena is not^^gain made a rooating-place for these^undesirable birds of paasage.
Woolorowkh^writes to The Iwiie-^Fkndxnt from Hilling*: ^Will you^kindly tell your resders what are the^Wool growing or other atock interests of^Anaconda that one of our atate officer*^who looks especially after the stock bus^^iness of Montana should be traveling up^und down the state advocating Ana^^conda for the capital^ Is thia official^hired for this purpose^ ]^oes Gov.^Kickards approve of his tooting for An^^aconda, w hile he is suppoeed to be at^^tending to official business^
Wecannot give our correspondent the^information he desires, but if he will^furnish us with the name of the official^in question, with evidence that he is^guilty of the acta charged, we wfii see^that his case is brought before the gov^^ernor.
