Public officers and their assistants, and their deputies of every county, city, town, or other municipality, or of every prison, chain gang, penitentiary, county morgue, public hospital, having control of dead body to be buried at public expense (not dying of infectious disease) shall deliver same to medical college for dissection, etc., unless claimed by friends or relatives or such friends or relatives request same to be buried, or unless deceased was a stranger or traveller (Laws, 1887, vol. 2, p. 77). Removal of body from grave, etc., unlawfully for dissection or sale is felony, or receiving or purchasing it knowing it to have been so taken, or trafficking in dead bodies, or having them conveyed without the State for sale, etc., is a felony (Laws, 1882, vol. 2, p. 87). IDAHO. Coroner to hold inquest, etc., and may exhume it for that purpose (R. L., sec. 8,377). Coroner to bury body decently when not claimed by relatives, etc., and if necessary, at expense of county (R. L., sec. 2,081). ILLINOIS. Removal of body unlawfully or aiding in such removal is punishable as a felony—one to ten years (S. & C. Am. Stat., vol. 1, p. 794). Coroner to hold inquest, etc. (S. & C. Am. Stat., vol. 1, p. 606). And to deliver body to friends or bury decently if no friends claim it, if necessary at county expense (S. & C. Am. Stat., vol. 1, p. 606). Body of executed criminals may be delivered to any physician or surgeon for dissection unless friends object (S. & C. Am. Stat., vol. 1, p. 869; Crim. Code, sec. 503). In cities and counties where population exceeds one hundred thousand, superintendents of penitentiaries, wardens of poor-houses, coroner, city undertaker, having body required to be buried at public expense, may deliver remains to medical college or any physician or surgeon for dissection, unless claimed by relatives (S. & C. Am. Stat., vol. 3, p. 867). INDIANA. Removal of dead body or part of same unlawfully is a felony (R. L., sec. 2,165). Concealment of body or part thereof, which has been unlawfully used for dissection, is a felony (R. L., sec. 2,167). Receiving or buying a body knowing it to have been unlawfully disinterred is a felony (R. L., sec. 2,168). Dead body of one dying in a State, city, or county prison or jail, or county asylum or infirmary or public hospital, or dead body of an executed criminal, or dead body of a vagrant, or one killed while committing a felony or escaping from prison or officers, may be delivered to the faculty of a medical college in State for dissection, etc., unless deceased requested to be buried or body is claimed by next of kin (R. L., sec. 4,258 _et seq._). Dissecting or possessing body for dissection except as prescribed by law is a felony (R. L., sec. 4,271). Coroner to hold inquest, etc. (R. L, secs., 5,878, 5,879). IOWA. Coroner to hold inquest, etc. (McCl. Am. Code, sec. 487).