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telegraph cable

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telegraph cable [′tel·ə‚graf ‚kā·bəl]
(electricity)
A uniform conductive circuit consisting of twisted pairs of insulated wires or coaxially shielded wires or combinations of each, used to carry telegraph signals.


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But his naive reasoning forgot to take into account the telegraph cable reposing on the bottom of the very Gulf up which he had turned that ship which he imagined himself to have saved from destruction.
 
 
 
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