The most notable event took place in October of that same year when the Carlist troops from Vallés entered Caspe without encountering any resistance; in fact, 600 caspolinos joined the Carlists, setting fire to the Bailío Castle and the old Convent of San Juan. In February 1874, a new Carlist raid took place, led this time by Marco de Bello, in order to raise funds for the purchase of weapons and to pay for the uniforms worn by his combatants.
The most notable event in October of that year involved Carlist troops from Vallés entering Caspe without resistance; this event saw 600 Caspolinos joining the Carlists, who then set fire to the Bailío Castle and the old Convent of San Juan. In February 1874, a new Carlist raid led by Marco de Bello was undertaken to raise funds for weapons purchases and pay for uniforms worn by his troops.