CHEYENNES, I

ndians forming a. branch of the Algonquin stock formerly — inhabiting the basin of the Winnipeg river and lake. Before the advance of the whites they migrated southward, part of the tribe settling in the Black Hills region of South Dakota and others in Colorado. They were in almost constant conflict with the whites, their last warfare resulting in a crushing defeat inflicted on them by Custer in 1868. They now number about 3,000 and are’ settled on reservations in Montana and - Oklahoma, His.Smeeaennes 3 Par E.), S.E. division, Central Provinces, ' miles. Pop. 2,650,000. ies town and district, Nerbudda division, Central Provinces, India; cotton cloth, Area, 4,631 sq. miles. Pop. 407,927. Pop., town, 9736., Italy; canals into Arno pel Tiber; mountainous; immense forests; maize, sugar; capital, Tuxtla Guiterrez. Area, 27,230 sq. miles. Pop. 440,000.