The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26

Peace for Tandil, and was himself an of1cal
Seeing him lodged with this odlclai the gauchos
began to yield implicit faith in his pretensions to
be The Saviour OF mankind and the envoy OF God.
Soon his fame spread through the country, and the
half-savage Inhabitants made 1t kind OF Pilgrim
age 70 60 to visit Soares, who received them IN the
hut which MS protector had assigned to him. Some
times upwards Of five hundred persons were there
at once, having come on horseback and In wagons
in search Of the good services Of the prophet.
ESTABLISHED IN A HOME
In one room he lived, In the other was . number
Of images. and in the latter he received his vlsi.
tants. Money ne refused for himself, but ne always
advised them to make offerings 10 the saints and
and the Blessed Virgin in his reception room.
THE ''MAN GOD'' A RECOGNIZED INSTITUTION.
The fame Of the Tata dos, or Man-God, grew
nightly. The people kneeled before him aud Kissed
his hands, worsnpping him as though God himself.
listening with reverence to his occasional preach
ings against foreigners, wnom, he said were Masons
and enemies OF the Holy Catholic Church.
INFLAMMATORY HARANGUE.
At last, on New Years Eve ne called MS disciples
| together and declared as i0llows:-
The hour come TO KIN the Masons to finish with the
.ions fs Hd III af
piou. 4 not the terrible punishment viii ia
THE FANATICS Set OUT UPON THEIR MISSION OF
MURDER.
40 ri 0nnQ m hofO
a,s% ~ n1e "mu uppnuueu anu De ~, =
caa9 to him SennS t hs ha h he
ana set out on their deadly mission. At daybreak
rantSI anS thew wera toIT ,het some naoits bsd
PASSED Dy, assassinating the people. They then saw
some fStv naucnos on norsebacx. Hecfed with heIts
ana pumes, who had already broken open the
psa1E To s1ok
Tn the sanare the CaIchos met an AMI I,aan whom,
they instantly Killed. In the outskirts OF the VILLAGE
nQ m nfaAvtU nf RI nv nj
eSSt Of whom tnev sacriceI ~ rhe snot onS
wennded three I,nev nasssG the e,n-e pT VIM
Tanmz and ried MN and Iahorer. sHsn wart 1
the Store Of Mr. WIi,iam rnnmnSo,n whare GU 'ne Nv
murdered servant ana an Englishman and his
..i1eaath To the Masons ! daatn t1 ali rore,gnars,
hi, ana sackT
MoRr M non-uInrous rxcrssRs
At halr.past eignt tney reached the store of Jean
Chappard man greatly respected in MS neehbor.
hood. There they murdered eighteen persons.
namely-tne owner and MS wife and Jour chdren
one of these two years old another child of four
mOnth3 q girl OF fourteen years. female and a
male servant and number Of workmen employed
upon the place. Tue details are too horrible to be
given; salcs that the child q two ,ears Of age
thrust through the body OF q glrl.
,,., osSASIzIsa Is sELE:DsTEScn;
and naT,Ves IN Tandil gathered what weapons thew
could ind, mounted and rode after the murderers
death Nv four m the evening tnev overtook them
al Unanar' where thew were taxing lea and cSan@n~
horses the mnrderers nrenarei m Ami int f;rser
sen nrvarS one ot Their pnmhers ~ narsv ou' As'
''' O " rTI cur or MN AsS sSry r"AAS''
The commander or inc nnrsmers declared tn them
,at ~ thav d nor snrrpnaer no nuarar , de
Sven sosres and his oowers then took TO a NJ
Iea,b tSen and there and 1--WE were can,nred red
an'on, tnan Sniares and in snoe b"v,s oSnrrvarS
nineteen more were secured-tne rest escaped.
In the examnation wnicn toliowed solare. de.
clarei that he was innocent OF tSe mSfders mat
had occnrred bnt tho ntners u " saser1nT
inot he snSe% tSa rSa. h had Sesn sa
ducinr them ior some tme beiore TO xiii All ioreen-
ersI and that he had nrom,sed Them ,mmnn,tv
sgsinst nails nv their apno,nf,Uo themseives WITH
Ointment winch ne distrIputed 10 them IN boxes.
rne prisoners were Lodged IN the prison ana were
Ssh, shotS were dre1 tnrouSn hoies NADIA IN tne
prison ana Soiares fell dead. - '''0
S ~ WIp ri 10 or nun u.yoon
various stories are told Of SoIares which attest
thu crennitv and snneratittnn n the Gauchns TSns
S oSI ~, b an s ., h ~ rnu nus
saddled horse winch receIved neither food nor
water. vet Kent always lat A'''A'' '''N A0'
"a'o'' '0' AH npusr'Sa ra%x.s prxYsurn
r,av o,sn III 1nns ~. .nom va. , Ss o. On.
Tota X,os S,ck neon the naon tnS,s,,rr ou hsm,
dang a. The esfanc,ern was told to ra;nrn nerr
dav mi before ieav,nT the rata D,os ne aSSen
| MN 10 Give a remedy for a s,ppositl0ns
| disease he proiessed 70 suffer frpfm. The
Womb eel It but to he sure 70 ride his his
tamest horse. The incredulous estancero com Piled
| with the Recommendation but when half way his
\ morse threw him, breaking his legs There ne was
| found by the messengers OF Solares. who mad
"divined'' the occurrence and had sent men to mis-
| happened, wnen the Doctor old him that he tine
rata DIos had purposey punished him thus for his
increduty and attempted trick; "Dut, - SAID he 90
show that God grants me everything arise, for you
are cured; go home with your De0n VINO IS also
cured aud henceOrth nave fath.r And both the
estancier0 ana his pe0n returned nome sound.
"MoCKER' BROUGHT TO GRIEF.
Another time they tell that carter passing Dy
with others laughed at the appearance OF the Doc
tor but had not gone q hundred yards before he
| fell down dead. Inc Tata bios however, told his
companions not to bury him. for next day he would
resuscltate MIN, having only punished him for his
| came to life and rejOined his comrades
| A RAIN AND CHRISTOPHER MIRACLE.
On another occasion the rrasshOp pers ana tho
! drought were dong great damage and the Q6uchOs
coIlac,at mn, tha me-.