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This is most likely caused by OSX's default character encoding being MacRoman. Have a look at: <jenkinshost>/systemInfo and see what file.encoding is set to.
Starting Jenkins like this solves the problem for me:
JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="-Dfile.encoding=UTF8" java -jar jenkins.war
Please note that only console output created when the character encoding has been changed will look correct. Old console output will still look weird. This hints that the console output is actually transformed before being saved to disk which doesn't seem right to me.