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His 1880 crime sent him into exile, but he lived another 24 years. Although Little Wolf had been a renowned war leader and Sweet Medicine chief of the Cheyennes, he failed to remain a leader on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation following his 1879 surrender. The man who had spearheaded the breakout from Indian Territory …
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