Cal., Pen. Code, sec. 3,094. Col., Mill’s Stat., sec. 882. Conn., Gen. Stat., sec. 2,015. Idaho, R. L., sec. 2,081. Ill., S. & C. Am. Stat., v. 1, 606. Iowa, McCl. Am. Code, sec. 501. Kan., Gen. Stat., sec. 1,792. Ky., Gen. Stat., ch. 25, sec. 6. La., Voorh. Rev. L., sec. 660. Me., R. S., ch. 139, sec. 11. Md., Code, art. 22, sec. 7. Mass., Laws, 1887, ch. 310. Mich., How. Am. Stat., v. 3, sec. 9,593. Minn., Gen. Stat., sec. 1,021. Miss., Am. Code, secs. 3,145, 3,146. Mo., R. L., sec. 2,456. Mont., Gen. Laws, sec. 881. Neb., Consol. Stat., sec. 3,144. Nev., Gen. Stat., sec. 2,269. N. H., Pub. Stat., ch. 262, sec. 16. N. J., Rev. Stat., p. 170, sec. 5. N. M., Comp. Laws, sec. 447. N. Dak., Comp. Laws, sec. 676. Ohio, R. L., sec. 1,227. Oklahoma, Stat., sec. 1,759. Ore., Crim. Code, sec. 462. R. I., Pub. Laws, 1884, ch. 420, sec. 24. Tenn., Code, sec. 6,150. Va., Code, sec. 3,946. Wash., Hill’s Am. Stat., v. 1, sec. 257. W. Va., Code, ch. 154, sec. 8. Wis., S. & B. Am. Stat., ch. 200. Wyo., R. S., sec. 1,886. Removal or disinterment of a dead body without authority of law or consent of relatives, for the purpose of selling such body or for dissection or for mere wantonness, is— (_a_) A felony. Cal., Pen. Code, sec. 290. Ga., Laws, 1882, v. 2, p. 87. Ill., S. & C. Am. Stat., v. 1, p. 794. Ind., R. S., sec. 2,166. Mo., R. S., secs. 3,842, 3,845. Mont., Laws, 1889, p. 114. N. C., Laws, 1885, ch. 90. (_b_) A misdemeanor. Ark., R. S., secs. 1,902, 1,903. Del., Laws, 1883, ch. 234. Kan., Gen. Stat., sec. 2,372 _et seq._ Md., Code, art. 27, secs. 133, 134. Pa., Bright Pen. Digest, 229, sec. 11. Tenn., Code, secs. 5,659, 5,660. (_c_) Is punishable by various sentences. Ala., Code, secs. 4,023, 4,028. Ariz., Pen. Code, sec. 491. Col., Mill’s Stat., sec. 1,367. Conn., Gen. Stat., sec. 1,880. Fla., R. L., sec. 2,625. Iowa, McCl. Am. Code, sec. 5,328. Ky., Gen. Stat., ch. 29, art. 17, sec. 16. Me., R. S., ch. 124, sec. 27. Mass., Pub. Stat., ch. 207, secs. 47, 48. Mich., How. Stat., v. 2, sec. 9,297. Miss., Am. Code, secs. 1,023, 1,024. Neb., Consol. Stat., sec. 5,847. N. H., Pub. Stat., ch. 266, sec. 7. N Dak., Comp. Laws, sec. 6,559. Ohio, R. L., sec. 7,034. Oklahoma, Stat., sec. 2,198. Ore., Crim. Code, sec. 656. Texas, Pen. Code, art. 345. Vt., Rev. L., secs. 4,194, 4,196. Va., Code, sec. 208. W. Va., Code, ch. 149, sec. 13. Wis., S. & B. Am. Stat., sec. 4,592. Wyo., R. L., sec. 1,029. (_d_) A high misdemeanor. N. J., Rev. Stat., p. 249, sec. 122. Bodies of criminals executed under sentence, and those dying in jail, poor-house, etc., when to be delivered over for dissection.