He telegraphed to me that a conspiracy was afloat to enact a kind of petticoat government.

The penitents looked at each other, and telegraphed in Pymeut that after all the Boy had come up to time.

"Then," said matter-of-fact Beth, "we'll fill the paper with ready-made plate stuff and telegraph for more compositors.

The words run along the telegraph of those narrow green lines that border the roads leading from the city, until they reach the slope of the hills, and the trees repeat in low murmurs to each other,"Wait awhile!"

* BY TELEGRAPH FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All the rest were deputies, who had telegraphed at the last moment they would not come, were kept at Versailles by an important question.

I outfitted by telegraph on the way across the continent.

A bill was introduced in Congress making an appropriation of thirty thousand dollars for the purpose of providing for the erection of an experimental line of telegraph between Washington and Baltimore, to illustrate, by practical use, its general utility.

Eunané. corresponded by the telegraph with some schoolmates; Eivé, I fancied, with three or four of those ladies with whom, accompanying me on my visits, she had made acquaintance.

The dinner had not advanced much further, when Miss Isabella, who had been examining Caroline curiously for some time, telegraphed across the table to Miss Linda, and nodded and winked, and pointed to her own neck, on which was a smart necklace of the lightest blue glass beads finishing in a neat tassel.

He was afterwards one of the first to congratulate Morse on the successful exhibition of his telegraph before the French Academy of Science.

This lake was named after one Mike Labarge, who was engaged by the Western Union Telegraph Company, exploring the river and adjacent country for the purpose of connecting Europe and America by telegraph through British Columbia, and Alaska, and across Behring Strait to Asia, and thence to Europe.

"As to the company that was thought of to carry the Telegraph into operation here, it is another of those ignes fatui that have just led me on to waste a little more time, money, and patience, and then vanished.

When the first 100 miles of wire had been strung, I was much encouraged to find that we could telegraph without any difficulty past the average provincial "ground," provided the terminal grounds were good.

Having thus established beyond all reasonable question the practical utility of the telegraph as a superior means of public and private communication, Professor Morse and his associates offered their patents to the United States Government for the very moderate price of one hundred thousand dollars, with a view of having the system adopted for general use in connection with the postal establishment.

My Dear Sir,I was agreeably surprised this morning in conversing with Professor Renwick to find that he corroborates the fact you have mentioned in your "Sea Lions" respecting the earlier conception of my telegraph by me, than the date I had given, and which goes only so far back in my own recollection as 1832.

The French Minister of the Interior got wind of the system, and orders were telegraphed throughout France to destroy these posters.

We have telegraphed after them, and hope we shall find them.

She had been examined by the same doctors as those who had certified to her state half an hour before the cure, and the result had been telegraphed over the entire civilized world.

His time and talent are more essential to the success of the Telegraph than [those of] any two persons that could be named.

"How do you feel?" "There is," she said, "a curious, breathless flutter all over me; if that is fright, I suppose I'm frightened, but I don't mind mounting at once if you would put me up" "Better wait a bit," he said; "it would not do to have that horse feel a fluttering pulse, telegraphing along the snaffle.

He would not therefore be telegraphing about his train.

Post and Telegraph during the season only, but letters and telegrams are forwarded from Luz at other times, there being one delivery and one collection of the former daily.

I myself was at Salonica at the time, and, knowing that this was not true, I protested through the Daily Telegraph against the misleading rumor.

"'Freight Number Eight was stopped by telegraph near Norwall.